River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-03-14
PERSONAL.
AL Anderson is in the city.

Ellsworth Westcott visited friends
here Sunday.
Miss Julia johnson leaves Friday
for Minneapolis.
Ira Chase returned from the
pineries Tuesday.
5. $. Beebe of New Richmond was
in town yesterday
Lincoln Parker visited his parents
the first of the week
Will Avery and wife were in the
city few days recently.
Miss Jennie Davies is recovering
from a couple of weeks illness.
Mrs. III. S. Baker was visitor in
town the first of the week.
Edwin Lowell is suffering from a
severe attack of rheumatism.
Miss Alma Good of st. Paul spent
Sunday with Mrs. E. T. Follansbee.
Mrs. L. W. Eldred entertained her
neighbors at cinch Tuesday evening.
C.P. Carr returned Monday evening
from ten days visit at Tomahawk,
Wis.
Mrs. Marion Hughes left last Tues
day for southern Wisconsin and
Minnesota.
Mrs. Ed. Barg has.been enjoying a
visit for week past rom a sister
from St. Paul
Albert Foster returned home
Saturday, having spent the winter in
Ohio and Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Johnson gave
very enjoyable progressive cinch
party last Friday evening.
Miss Bertha Strahl has closed her
school at Beldenville and is at home
for three weeks vacation.
Mrs. billiard is spending several
weeks with her daughter Mrs. Rev.
Rumsey of Faribault, Mimi.
Miss Hannah Moynihan is at home
from ShakOpee, Mimi, where she has
been teaching the past winter.
Mrs. Joe Wadsworth leaves to-
day to visit friends in La Crosse
and relatives in Trempealeau county
Mr.. and Mrs Belden Eaton went to
Prescott Tuesday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Mary Stirratt.
Miss Storley has been spending the
week at Hudson. She will go to her
home in Blair, Wis, on Saturday.
Frank Scribner was down from
Spooner Tuesday night. He has a
position in the z. r. office at that
place.
Hon. Nils p Haugen returned
from Washington last evening. Mrs.
Haugen and Miss Constance returned
Tuesday.
Miss Anna Whips pupils called
upon her at her boarding place last
Thursday evening and gave her a
surprise party.
Mrs. Ellen Gibbs has returned from
Kansas where she spent the winter.
She is now visiting with her daughter
Mrs. Geo. Chinnock Jr.
John Burtscher has opened a tailor
shop in West Superior. His wife and
her sister Miss Matte Cameron left
for that city last Friday.
c. II. Morse left last evening for
Madison TO attend the Wisconsin
Press Asso 'iatiOn, in session there
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Myrtle Reed returned Tuesday
from a week spent i'm the twin cities
studying the millinery art. She will
assist in Mrs. Stedwell's shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Carroll were
surprised Tuesday evening when a
number of Odd Fe lows and Rebekahs
called upon them to spend the even
ing.
Miss Elyina Johnson has gone 70
St. Paul for a couple of weeks, to post
herself on styles in millinery. She
will assist Mrs. Hatch the coming
season.
Mrs. John Fisher has returned from
the Dunn county asylum. She is
quite feeble from lung trouble. Mrs.
Sarah Tozer went over to accompany
her home.
Simeon Taggart has gone to his
farm near Campbell, MINI. He will
return i'm about three weeks and will
spend the summer in his brothers
drug store, having rented his farm
the coming season.
ID. b. Hyatt has been entertaining
a brother, Mr.. Frederic Hyatt OF
Webster City, Iowa, Mr.. Geo. n. Ross
of West Superior. brother-in-law,
and sister, Mrs. Cheney Of Prescott,
for few days past.
Joe Romdenne left Tuesday morn
| ing for Elk River, Mimi, where he
will engage in the jewellery business.
Joe is genial citizen and a way up"
musician, and the band boys and the
rest OF our population Will very much
regret to lose him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson
entertained number of their
brothers and sisters of the 1. o. o. f.
fraternity last Friday evening who
came upon their own invitation and
brought their refreshments and
cards with them
DR.. j. NJ. Allen goes to Red Wing
to-day. He will locate in that city
and practice his profession. The
citizens of this comm unity who have
become acquainted with DIR. Allen
during his sojourn here will regret to
lose from the city so skillful veter-
mary surgeon. gentleman, honorable
in business, upright in life, and genial
in society. Oscar Rydell of North
Branch, Minnesota, graduate Of
Chicago Veterinary College, succeeds
him in the same profession.
Mrs. NJ. A. Stedwell will sell velvets
and fancy ribbons at strictly cost
prices for one week. beginning Satur-