River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-11-04
PERSONAL.

a. l. I4lth iciuIucu 1dtufudf from
Idaho.
Rev. Balch will preach at Ellsworth
Sunday.
Ray Follansbee returned yesterday
from Valley City, y. d.
Mrs. John Follansbce Of New
Centerville is visiting in town.
Miss Martha Spoonerof Minneapolis
is in town on a visit to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Haddow left
yesterday for Gilby, y. d.. on a short
visit.
DR.. G. \. Hull and his agent J. T.
O'Brion returned Tuesday evening
from Dakota.
Mrs. Alfred Day Of Hudson was a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Ms. d.
D. Day last week.
Fred Peterson returned Monday in
company with his mother from their
visit to Medford and Elroy.
Harlan Getchell of Willmar, MINI,
has been the guest Of his relatives in
the city for several days past.
Miss Kate Chase left this after
noon for st. Croix Fails where she
will spend a week with her brother
Ira.
Miss Bessie APP Roberts left last
Friday for Grafton, n. d., where she
takes charge Of a school for the en-
suing year.
Newell Savage. who was so seriously
i'll Of typhoid fever, is at home on a
visit TO his parents and is rapidly re-
gaining his health
VIM. A. Iaig of Milwaukee in
company with his sister-in-law,
Margaret L. German, attended the
funeral of Hon. +. ii. CorcOran last
Saturday at Prescott.
Louis Lien left .o-day to spend the
winter at Eddy. New Mexico. On his
return from that place last Spring he
was enjoying remarkably improved
health. and his friends feel assured
that a continued stay in the South
willentirely restore him TO his former
excellent well-being.
Miss Emma Cooper OF ST. Paul
came down Friday evening to enjoy a
visit with her aunts, Mrs. r. p Wade
of Cleveland. o., and Mrs viii Jones
~ Portsmouth. Neb.. who have
been guests of Mrs. Mary Gibbs.
Mrs Jones left Tuesday morning for
her home. Miss Cooper Will remain
through the week.
Read the Wonder" stove ad. in
another column Of this paper: then
call at Forsyths Bicycle Store and see
them.
Ify want 10 save money and keel
warm and com Portable during The
cold winter, buy Wonder" stove at
Forsyth.
We have a number of small sizeC
hoods for babies-Silk lined and trim
med with fur, which we will sell fol-
p cents while they last. River Fall,
Millinery Emporium.
If you have money TO burn buy the
old style cast iron stove and send YOU
heat up the chimney If you want 1,
save money and one half Of your fue
buy the wonder" stove and get tn,
heat in your rooms. Forsyth sell'
them.
Communion service and reception
Of new members, with a short address
by the pastor on Faithful or False
at the Congregational church mex
Sunday at 1890 A. N. At 7:30 z. NJ
the twentieth anniversary of tn
Ladies' Missionary Society will b,
observed with choice program.
4 company Of about twenty gentle
men Of the order of Macc3bees from
Hudson were in the city last night il
the interests Of their fraternity. Al
initiation was conducted Jy the initia
tory team Of the visitors, and I
banquet was held at its conclusion il
the Gladstone dining hall. -Four new
members were added to the roll o
the local order as a result Of the even
ing's ceremonies.
| A Carnival Of Holidays will b,
given in connection with The Chrysan
themum Show which is to take plac,
at Opera Hall in about two weeks
Every important holiday will have IT.
separate booth and exercises illustrat
ing its significance. The Labor Dal
booth, Easter booth, the Fourth O
| July booth and the Thanksgiving
bazar. where a bountiful New England
dinner will be served, will all be at
tractive features. Best of all, how
ever, will be the Christmas bazal
where may be seen such a sparkling
exhibit of dolls-dressed dolls, china
dolls, wax dolls, brownie dolls anC
fairy dolls-as has never before de
lighted the eyes Of our little people.
A company of old folks to the mum
Der of seventy-fve met ct the parlor:
of the Congregational church last
| Monday afternoon to celebrate the
62nd anniversary of the wedding OF
Mr. and Mrs Pearly Knowles. The
occasion was arranged with due quiet
by the members of the Congregation
al church, and no hint Of its sig
nificance reached the ears Of the
charming old couple to whose honor
able years it was tribute. Innocent
/ alike Of the distinction they were
soon to enjoy and the fun to be had at
their expense, Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles
were driven TO the church parlors at
/ three o'clock. TO find them selves in
the midst OF surprising company OF
old friends and neighbors. and the
/ lions Of the whole assembly. Long
| before the hour for the surprise 10
take place the church annex bad been
bustling with activity. and al roads
/ seemed TO lead to its doors. Cakes
and flowers were toted over by the
armful. and ready hands had soon
arranged a bountiful spread. In
good time this was demolished with a