River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-09-06
PERSONAL.


Little Falls, MINI.
Walter Speed of the Chetek Alert
was in the city Monday.
Miss Sylvia Bennett of Chicago is a
guest at G.. l. APP Roberts.
Mrs. VIM. Rockwell of Minneapolis
is visiting at Mr.. Watson's.
Mrs. Grinnell and children are
down from ST. Paul visiting.
Miss Mary Evans returned yester-
day TO her school at Baraboo
Mrs. III. b. Doolittle of Ellsworth
visited in the city last Saturday.
Paul APP Roberts returned last
week from Bonner's Ferry, Idaho.
Henry Jensen is home from Ann
apolis for three weeks vacation.
Miss Esther Wales leaves tomorrow
for he school at Faribault, Mimi,
Misses Emma Cooper and Jennie
TOBY left last Saturday for St. Paul.
Mrs. L. Spalding left Tuesday for a
months visit with relatives in Con-
necticut.
Hon. ID. r. Bailey of Sioux Falls, S.
D., spent Sunday here with his son n.
b. Bailey.
Mrs. Thompson and VIII Thompson
came down from New Richmond this
week.
W. III. TOzer is attending the A. o.
U. w. convention at Spooner this
week.
Miss Calista Andrews and Fred Nc
Kee left yesterday on their return to
Oberlin.
Mr.. Gardner of Rec Heights, S. D.,
was guest of Frank Ensign last
Monday.
Mrs. Thos. Porter and Miss Amelia
Roikcom of New Richmond arr visit
ing in the city.
Miss May Bolton of Augusta. Wis,
was guest of Miss Laura Weld the
first OF the week.
Miss Hermie Pratt is attending the
Normal having resigned her position
at New Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford of Augusta,
parents of the Rev, Bradford, are in
the city this week.
Mrs. Cyrus Farnsworth and
daughter, Miss MaDee, of Wahpeton,
are visiting in the city.
Miss Katie Chase returned home
accompanied by Miss Florence Nc
Shane of New Richmond.
Miss Susie Downer left Monday for
Florence, Wis, where she is engaged
TO teach the coming year.
Misses Knowles and Nealie Lusk
returned to their duties in the Mil
waukee schools this week.
Miss Bess APP Roberts went to Cum
berland Friday morning where she
will teach the coming year.
Misses Lou and Minnie Coggshall
have gone 10 Eau Claire, where they
will teach in the same school.
Mrs. Joe Wadsworth commenced a
term of school in the stone school
house, Mann Valley, last Monday.
Mrs. Scion Perrin and daughter
and Miss Mabel Perrin returned to
their home in st. Paul last Saturday
Mrs. L. S. Seldom of st. Paul and
Mrs. Fred Johnson of Hudson were
guests of Mrs. II. McGregor last Sat
urday.
Percy APP Roberts came home from
Chicago yesterday where he has been
since the close of the University in
June.
Miss Florence Parker started Mon
day for Pomona, Cal, where she is to
teach Latin and mathematics in the
College.
Mrs. Street and daughter Alice
have returned from Ashland where
they have been spending couple
months.
Misses Abbie Flint, Nealie Nelson,
Bertha Puryes, and Ella Gregory have
begun another year in the schools at
La Crosse.
Hon. n. p. Haugen arrived home
Saturday. He attended the funeral
of Congressman Shaw at Eau Claire
on Thursday.
Rev. V. S. Fisher of Vine Street
church, Minneapolis, is expected TO
preach at the Congregational church
next Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Hovey and daughter,
who have been visiting at Mr.. Worth
ington's few weeks past, left yester-
day for their home, Centerville, Mich.
Rev. Charles L. Barnes of Santiago,
Cal, who has occupied the pulpit of the
Episcopal church the past two Sun
days will remain here permanently as
pastor of that society.
w. ID. Doolittle foreman in the
Cumberland Advocate Office was in
the city last Saturday and favored US
witha call. He contemplates attend
ing the Normal School here the
coming year.
Tie Rev. c. III. Rogers of Kenosha,
accompanied by his son, Roy, arrived
here Tuesday evening, Mr.. Rogers
left this morning to visit his brother
at West Superior. Roy remains over
until tomorrow.
Judge Charles Smith of Superior
came down Monday night. His old
habit of pedestrianism clings to him.
The farmers on country roads find
him in the early morning perambulat-
ing his accustomed rounds as they saw
him before he emigrated to Superior,
the queen city of the "unsalted sea-"
Prospects for bridge for the bene-
fit of future generations is noticeable
with a good microscope. A force"
of men have dug a hole in the ground
and a lone horse" pile driver has