River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-08-19
PER SONAL.

AAOhNh bdiiu went 10 dTBo' ~. D.f
Tuesday.
Frank Fuller left Friday for Wheat
land, y. ID.
John Kelly returned Friday from
his trip west.
Alfred Armstrong of Ellsworth was
in town Sunday.
Walter Evans Of Baldwin was in
the city Sunday.
Mrs. b. f. Weeks of Ellsworth is
visiting in town.
Miss Baker of Duluth is the guest
Of Miss Persis Day.
Rev. ii. p. Berg of New Centeryille
was in the city Friday.
Miss May Purves has returned from
her visit at Menomonie.
Mrs. Truesdell returned home Fri
day from her summer outing.
DIR. Won Wedelstaedt made profess
sional trip to Hudson Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Grahame of st. Paul is
visiting Mrs. ii. f. Follansbee.
Miss Nellie Freeman left Monday
afternoon for Wheaton. MINI.
Relatives from st. Louis we're
guests Of Judson Knight recently
Mrs. Michaelson is ente raining her
sister-in-law from Bismark, n. ID.
Mrs. Carney and Miss Mckinley of
Hammond were in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Louise Parker of Minneapolis
is the guest of Pres. and Mrs. Parker.
Miss Ethel Weeks is out from Els
worth on visit TO her young friends.
Mrs. Jane Adams and Miss Myrtle
Preston are visiting at Spring Valley.
Miss Sarah Putnam will start Satur-
day for her home at Los Angeles Cal.
Clint Williams came out from
Martell Tuesday to enjoy brief out
ing
Miss Emma Thompson of Martell is
guest of Mrs. A. Z. Forsyth this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Macnider of st.
Paul are guests of DIR. and Mrs. L. ii.
Parker.
Cyrus c. Glass went to Eau Claire
Tuesday in the interests of his
business.
J. Kruger and daughters of Column
bus, Wis, were guests of c. f. Winter
last week
VIII Fortune returned from st.
Paul Friday, and will remain at home
till October.
Eden Woodwork, son of Senator
Woodwork or Ellsworth, is the guest
q Marvin Morse.
Charles III. Grant left Monday for
Madison to attend the special session
of the legislature.
Miss Hattie Goldsmith went TO
Forest, Wis. Saturday, to begin the
fall term of school.
Mike Clifford of st. Paul is enjoying
two weeks vacation with his friends
in and about town.
Miss Eva Nelson went to Saltwater
yesterday TO spend several days with
Mrs. ID. 1. Blakney.
Rev W. NJ. Balch will lecture at
New Richmond tomorrow evening on
the social questions.
Adolph Ellison. a graduate student
of Harvard University, spent Sunday
with Edwin L. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. a. Mayo of Mime
apOlis were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
f. Pratt over Sunday.
Eulalia Weisend accompanied by
her friend Hazel Dodge of Hastings is
visiting at Clint Williams.
Prof. III. j. Evans, principal of the
high school OF Manitowoc, Wis, son
of Rev. James Evans, was in town on
Tuesday.
Miss Olive Fuller OF Hudson, and
Mr.. Schremtly of Chicago, visited DR..
and Mrs f. III. Parker last week.
Mrs. Henry Nlckow and daughter
of st. Paul, guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Winter, left yesterday
for home.
Miss Maggie McGinn who has been
the guest of Miss Mamie Williams for
the past two weeks returned Saturday
to st. Paul.
Howard Bailey of Hudson spent
Monday afternoon and evening in
town on his return from a business
trip TO Ellsworth.
NJ. and Mrs. Giles Bennett. who
have been guests at the APP Roberts
home for the past two weeks. returned
Monday to Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas Whitaker of Kenosha,
who came to attend the funeral of
the late Mr.. Roberts, remained in
town till Saturday visiting friends.
Miss Julia Youngman, who had
been the guest or friends in town,
went to Ellsworth Saturday where
she remained till Monday before
returning to st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Steel of Pleasant
Valley and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steel
OF Madison were guests of Hon. and
Mrs. c. d. Parker for a short time
last week.
Ole Christianson, former residen
of River Falls but now of Wheaton.
Mimi, left this city Monday, after a
visit OF several weeks, to cross the
ocean to his old home in Norway.
DR.. c. NJ. Gould arrived in the city
Saturday evening to call on his many
friends here. and was pleasantly en-
gagged in this polite duty until this
morning when he returned to Superior
in accompany with Mrs. Gould and Dean
Andrews.
Spencer c. Shepard and wife return
ed Tuesday from South Saltwater.
and have taken up their residence in
Mrs. Hardy's house at the corner Of
5th and Spring streets. Mr.. Shepard
will be assistant janitor at the Normal
during the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Cotton of Gales