River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-10-14
PERSONAL

Marshal McKeen is enjoying visit
rom his brother Lewis.
Randolph Mckay Of Longmont,
Jol., is visiting his father.
Fred Masterson Of st. Croix Falls
vas it, the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Gillern Of Duluth is the guest
II her sister, Miss Jane Mclaughlin.
Mrs. VIM. Baker Of Waupaca, Wis,
; the guest of her cousin. Miss Susie
Pierce.
A. b. Chaplin, who has been at home
IN a short visit, returned recently to
Dakota.
Rev. and Mrs. Cuthbert and Miss
Stull returned Tuesday from their
visit in Canada.
Charles +. Seller of the State Uni
versity spent Sunday at the home Of
Hon. n p Haugen.
Mrs y. p Haugen went to Duluth
to visit her mother and |
brother in that city.
Martin Welker returned last Thurs !
day from a months visit to his farm |
in Grand Forks county, y. u.
r. S. Burhyte and Mr.. MrHugh Of
were guests at the nome
of +. J. Burhyte Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. III. Daniels and
Master Buzz" returned Saturday
from their trip to North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Phillips Of
New Richmond were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. II. Daniels Saturday.
Mrs. Burhyte, Mrs. Webster and
Miss Florence returned Tuesday eve
ming from their visit to Waukesha.
Frank Pomeroy, Sr., returned yes
terday from Red Wing accompanied
by his daughter, Mrs. HalcyOn Feath-
erstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Burton, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
f. Glass, returned to-day to their
home in st. Paul.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Martin JorgensOn Of
st. Paul are visiting relatives and
friends in the city. Mr.. Jorgenson
was formerly employed at the Oakley
lime kilnS.
Twenty-Five hundred pounds Of to-
baCco was raised in the towns Of
Trimbelle and Martell during 1896.
The River Falls Brick Co. has
bought the old Junction Mill Office
and warehouse, and will use the lum-
Der for new buildings at the yards.
The friends of Mrs. II. c. Marshall
of Clifton will be concerned to know
that she suffered a stroke or paralysis
Sunday, and is still in critical condi-
ton.
y team belonging to one of the
Driscolls ran away down Main Street
this morning, but was stopped 10y
Pete Simonson in front Of the gas
house.
John White of Yankton, 5. D.,
brother-in-law of c. T. Gleason Of
this city, died at his home on Sept.
goth, at the age Of 20 years. The
Yankton Press speaks 0 him with
warm commentator.
The Euterpe Ladies Quartette. di-
rected by w. Rhys-IIerbert, Doctor Of
Music, and managed by r.. w. Scager
the author of the famous Queen Is
Their, will give a concert in town in
the near future. This is positively
one Of the choicest musical cntert ain
ments on the road. 1t has art, it has
fun in il: don't miss it.
The Ladies Of the NJ. Z. church
have decided on Saturday, Oct. Both
as the date Of their Fair which viii
be held in Good Templars Han. They
solicit a share Of your patronage, anC
have to offer for sale cOmfortableS, q
variety of cushions, bags. rugs, table
mats, aprons and many other useful
and ornamental pieces. Dinner anC
| supper will be served.
Warren Eldred, a former Normal
School student, who has lately been
located in the northern part of the
state on a land claim. committed sui
eide October third by shooting him
self. Continued ill-health made
him respondent and prompted
his suicide. At one time he was q
law student in Attorney Whites Of
flee. and was counted by his employer
a young man of intelligence and
promise. The state OF his health was
delicate at that time, and now and
then he lost heart and gave way t.
despair. finally giving up study en-
tirely He has relatives in town.
a. f. Reese, editor and proprietor
Of the late Maiden Rock Press has
just begun the publication of The Os'
ceola Sun and sends us, in the issue OF
Oct. 6. the first instalhnent of his
collected sunbeams. FindlGg edito'
rial fodder to be something Of an ex-
otto to the commonplace soil OF Maid
en- Rock, he packed his printers kit
at that place some time ago, bade
| farewell to his handful of subscribers.
and leaped at a bound from the shores
Of Lake Pepin to the banks Of the st.
Croix. from the Burlington to the
| 500. where lie is now shedding sunny
rays, like a new pan OF a bright day,
at the rate of forty columns every
/ Wednesday. And consistent with his
| character of hustler. editor Reese
| has caused to be filed up with good
advertising matter about fifteen OF
those forty columns. In addition,
there are plenty of local laconics, per-
sonal paragraphs. Amery Actions and
the like alliteratiye literature, all Of
v Itch leads one to the firm conclusion
that Mr.. Reese will get there, and
take OSceola with him. -
The Normal Badger for September
has Just fallen into our hands this
third week in October Its staff is
again headed by g. W. Swartz, with
Geo. 4. Works. Miss Olive Caldwell.