River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-12-24
PERSONAL.


Norman Dunbar is visiting in town
this week.
Frank Pomeroy Jr. is home for a
short vacation.
VIII Avery was down from St. Paul
Tuesday evening.
Albert johnson of West Superior is
in the city to-day.
w. s. Armstrong is home from
Paramount, n. u.
n. B. Bailey is spending Christmas
at Des Moines, Iowa.
Miss Hattie kellogg returned to-
day from Denver, Colorado.
Ella Follansbee will return from
Chippewa Falls tomorrow.
Peter Mcmahon returned from
Minneapolis last Saturday.
], II. Patterson is home from St.
Peter, Mimi, for the holidays.
Miss Inga Lien will return to-
morrow from her school at Mason.
In DRY Campbell is down from Min
nesOta University for the holidays.
Wilbur Powell was down from
Warren, Mimi, the first of the week.
Miss Isabelle Patterson is home
from Stevens Point for the holiday
vacation.
Miss Jessie and Beverly Chidester
are out from Rock Elm TO spend
Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. n. Bevans went 20
St. Paul to-day to spend Christmas
with relatives.
Harry Currier came down from
Minneapolis last Friday, returning
again yesterday.
Miss Laura Weld left for West
Superior this morning to spend few
days with relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Gibbs returned Saturday
from S. Anthony Park. Miss Emma
Cooper arrives to-day.
Miss Margaret Taggart of st. Cloud,
Mimi, spending Christmas vacation
here with her brother.
Wilbur Cox who has been home for
some days on visit will return Mon
day to Paramount, n. ID.
John Forkner who has for some time
been in the employ of Carroll Bros.
returned this week to Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Johnson are
spending a few days in st. Paul witt
her sister, Mrs. j. f. Johnson.
Misses Pauline and Lou Coggshall
went to St. Paul Friday TO attend 4
social function given by Mrs. DIR.
Dodd.
S. ID. Dodge went to Duluth this
morning to remain until Monday, the
guest of his daughter-in-law, Mrs. E.
L. Dodge.
Geo. j. Dodge, t. ii. Daniels, Eu-
gene Starin, a. p. Forsyth, Rev. e.
III. Mcintosh and n. p Hangen were
in ST. Paul Tuesday
Mrs. L. A. Brown of Toledo, o.,
arrived Wednesday. She will spend a
couple of months with her mother,
Mrs. S. Nelson, and family.
J. A. Murphy of West Superior,
| formerly an illustrious citizen OF
Pierce county, is visiting the scenes
of his early conquest this week.
David Edwards, who has been work
| ing at Ellsworth for the past eighteen
months, is visiting his parents in this
city. He goes to Spring Valley to
take position.
Miss Bessie Lusk, Will Lusk and
Miss Ethel Grant were among the
teachers who returnC / Friday from
| their several schools to pass the
| holidays at home.
Miss Julia Bates is spending the
week nth friends in the city. She
will 90 to the home of her parents at
Hartwell, Ga, early in January where
Mr.. Bates is engaged in the jewelry
business.
Mr.. VIII Hunt preceded his sisters
Mabel, Lettie and Rhoda, from Min
neapolis, one day, in order TO make
Xmas preparations for them at home,
Miss Jessie will also spend the holidays
with her parents.
Several Of the public school teachers
have gone to their respective homes
for the holidays: Miss McGregor to
Minneapolis, Miss Ellsworth TO Madi-
son, Miss McCauley to Menomonie,
and Miss Coon to Hudson.
A. p. Forsyth, L. III. Daniels and
John Klein will leave next Mon
day for Mexico. They expect to
take in the old city by that name, and
spend some time in the coffee belt In
the southeastern part the country.
They will be gone about ten weeks.
OF the Normal teachers the follow
ing spend their holidays out of town:
Miss Hatherella at GAINESVILLE, Miss Scott
and Miss Pdrdee at st. Paul and Min
neapOlis, Miss Peckham and Miss
+ eming at Duluth, Miss Haines at
Sorthfield, Miss Smith at Fort Atkin-
son. Mrs. Thatcher at Topeka, Miss
| Schultes at Kasson.
The following teachers are home to
spend vacation: Mary Stapleton,
| Washburn: Jennie Wales, Red Wing;
Minnie COggshall. WARSAW; Johanna
| IyersOn, Ida Nelson. Louise Gunder-
son and Amanda Thorson, Rice Lake;
Abbie Flint and Nealie Nelson, La
| Crosse: Nealie and Minnie Knowles,
Milwaukee; IrmaArmstrong, Peshtigo
| Nellie Barker, Ashland: Hattie Flint,
OsSeo; Blanche Langan, Menomonie
| Nealie Lusk, Milwaukee: Diana East
man, Glenwood.
| No service at the NJ. L. church next
Sunday evening. Subject of morning
serm on, 1.-THE Word made Flesh"