River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-06-20
PERSONAL.
Harry Kribs of st. Paul is visiting


with his old chums in town.
Miss Emma Sellers. a former Nor.
NAL student, visited friends in this
city last week.
Hon. N. p. Haugen left Tuesday
morning for Washington. He will be
absent about two weeks.
Cad. Dodge came home from st.
Paul the first of the week and will re-
main until after the Fourth.
The River Falls contigent of st. Paul
teachers returned home last Friday
night for the summer vacation.
Mrs. ]. w. Bradshaw returned from
her eastern trip last Saturday. Mr.. b.
will return about the lst of July.
G. Smith is at Madison attending
the closing exercises of the Universe.
ty as member of the the Board of Wis
itors.
S. G. Evans of this city has been
granted a pension of twelve dollars a
month, and will receive $1,000 back
pay.
G.. III. Nichols of Minneapolis spent
few days in town the first of the
week. the guest of his sister, Mrs. w.
p. Knowles.
f. L. Allen with his daughter and
son drove over from st. Paul Friday
to join Mrs. A. in her visit at Mr.
Pierce's.
Miss Anna Dodge left last Saturday
on a visit to relatives in st. Paul and
Hastings, and will be absent until
after the Fourth.
Mrs. Raymond and her son, Henry
Belden, left this morning for Chicago,
Mrs. r. will visit relatives in Kansas
before returning.
Miss Belle Stevenson and Mary
Downer of the Public School gave
their students "A picnic in Fosters
grove last Friday afternoon. Miss
Frye gave her pupils similar treat al
the Glen Saturday.
Miss Mary Evans returned home
yesterday from Baraboo, where she
has been employed as teacher for tie
past year. She has been engaged to
teach at the same place for the coming
year.
o. g. billiard returned from Flor.
ence yesterday, having been compelled
by throat and bronchial troubles to
turn his school over to substitute
for the last two weeks of the term
After brief respite he intends taking
trip west.
Mrs. NJ. L. billiard of Lidgewood
Dakota, who has been visiting her re.
latiyes here the past few days, left
yesterday for home, accompanied by
her sister-in-law, Miss Eta billiard,
who will spend the summer with heI
Dakota relatives.
Mr. J. III. johnson of New York is
in the city, guest of the Pierce family.
lie must have harbored a large
amount of fatherly pride and satisfac-
tiOn as he listened to the able and well
enunciated essay of his daughter Sadie
at the High Commencement last Fri.
day night.
The Normal teachers have scattered
for the summer as follows:
Pres. Parker and family think they
will find it difficult to secure as many
comforts on the whole as in our city;
but are likely to renew former ac-
quaintances at GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Prof. Ewing will remain here with
his family.
Miss Coldwell will spend some time
with Miss Ellen Jones in Iowa county.
Miss Schreiber's outing will be with
her parents at Oshkosh.
Miss ShulteS VIII summer at kaSSOn,
Iowa,-possibly at Madison, Wis, for
a time.
Miss Burbank has returned to her
Massachusetts home.
Miss Roberts will summer at Wat.
kins, n. Y, her former home.
Miss Hatherell will spend the months
at GAINESVILLE, Wis, with her parents.
Miss Darnall will make her friends
glad at Black River Falls, Wis.
Miss Summers will be found at Lake
Geneva. Wis, after a short visit at
Chicago.
Mr.. Martin, janitor, will be found
faithfully at his post, as usual, with
short excursions to his farm in the
eastern part of town.