River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-07-11
PERSONAL.

Henry Eaton is home from Mime
apolis.
Charley Rollins is down from Mime
apolis.
N. d. Coon of Eau Claire was in the
city Tuesday.
NJ. A. Fulton of Hudson stopped in
town last night.
Miss Hall of Portsmouth, Ohio, is
the guest of Mrs. f. L. Perrin.
Dist. Atty. Hawkins of New Rich
mond was in the city yesterday.
Miss Anna Foster has returned from
lie Sueur, Mimi, for the summer vaca-
tion.
Otto Anderson and wife of Menom-
onie visited in town the first of the
week.
Bert McMurphey has returned to his
home near Prescott to spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. A. NJ. Youells came up from
La Crosse last evening on visit to
her parents.
Severt Johnson of st. Paul is spend
Ing the week among his many friends
in this city.
Robert Bracket is clerking for G.
E. Chamberlain & Co. at the Phoenix
drug store.
Miss Nellie Farnsworth is attending
summer music school at Lake &C.
neva, Wis.
Miss Flora Trumbull of Merriam
Park is spending the week with Miss
Emma Cooper.
Miss Anna Hovey of Minneapolis is
spending a few weeks with the family
Of F. NJ. Ulerich.
Mrs. George E. Jackson, nee Martha
Gibbs. of Lakota, North Dakota. is
visiting relatives here.
Clarence Dodge will return to St
Paul next Monday to resume his work
with Brown, Treacy & Co.
Miss Eta Rounce of Ellsworth
visited in town the first of the week,
the guest of Miss Matte Foster.
Miss Ella Walker, principal of the
st. Paul public school at Hamline, is
spending her vacation here and stop
ping at Mr.. Perley Knowles.
5. j. Mealey is down from Monticel
10 and is engaged in putting things in
order at the starch factory for the
fall run. Broad acres of thriving pota
toes delight his gaze on every hand.
DR.. Freeman goes to Madison next
Monday to do work at the Summer
School of Science held at that place
He also has work at the Mahtomedi
and the Niagara Assemblies.
Mr.. +. L. Frisbie who with his wife
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. G
P. Short, the past week, left Tuesday
for his home in st. Louis, Mo. Mrs.
f. will remain here a couple OF
months.
Mrs. f. c. Baier, a teacher in the
Minneapolis public schools, is visiting
her classmate Miss Andrews. Miss A
expects a number of her classmates oil
10 of Oberlin College Saturday of thi:
week to spend the Sabbath and renew
old acquaintance.
Rev. NJ. Connolly takes his depart.
ure next Tuesday for Rohnerville,
California, to engage in mission work.
lie has served st. Bridget's Parish
here during the past three years very
| faithfully and with entire satisfaction
and his departure will be much re
GREETED by all. No one has yet beer
appointed to succeed him here, but it
is expected that an appointment viii
soon be made.
Rev. John 4. Gulick, his wife an(
| two ChlldTen--AddlSOn and Louise
are in the city, the guests of Miss An
drews. Mr.. Gulick was for nine years
connected with the North China mis-
sion, where he went in 1864. In 1871
he changed his field of labor to Japan
and is now stationed at Osaka. Mrs
Gulick is the daughter of tile late Rev
VIM. r. Stevens, the first pastor o.
the Congr, gational church of this city
She lived here several years and hai
many friends who will be delighted
with their visit from their old timt
and far off friend. Mr.. and Mrs. G
have been in this country about yea
and are now on their way home.