River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-09-29
PERSONAL.


Mrs. L. H. Clark has returned
from her visit to Seattle.
Geo A. Works came down from
Hammond Saturday morning
G. A. Swartz went to Madison /
Tuesday to enter the University.
Lincoln Parker and wife were visit
ing in town the first Of the week.
Miss May o. Woodman Of St. Paul |
is the guest of Mrs. W. D. Parker.
Miss Jennie Ensign of Hudson is
visiting at w S. Ensign's this week.
Mrs. N. Q. Nelson and Miss Rachel !
Lien have been visiting a week in ST. |
Paul.
Miss Anna Linehan goes to Pratt,
Wis. Monday to teach in the public
school.
Rev. T. II. Cuthbert and family 60
to their new home at Elk Rapids,
Mich, to-day.
Willie Jensen went to Madison Mon
day to enter upon a course Of study in
the University.
Chas Willard and wife attended
the funeral of G. G.. Williams at Pres
colt last week.
VIM. II. Cook has moved into Mrs.
Flint's house on the corner of Maple
and Fourth streets
Boscius Freeman, Jr., started for
Chicago this morning to attend the
School of Pharmacy.
Rev. Snodgrass is moving into the
Methodist parsonage. He will preach
to the people Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Johnson of Eau Claire
arrived on Monday and is a guest of
G. A. Smith and family.
Mrs. Tomlinson and daughter Liz
zie went to Superior Tuesday to be
gone a couple of months.
w. NJ. Balch left for his new field at
St. Louis Monday and Mrs Balch
started for the same place yesterday.
Ira Chase and Miss Emma Nelson
were down from st. Croix Falls Sun
day, the guests of Mrs Hammond,
Ira's mother.
Mrs. w. H. Borden was down from
st. Paul Monday and attended the
performance of Romeo and Juliet by
the Waldorf CO.
Charlie Mayer has been appointed
operator and station agent at Downs
Vile, Dunn county, on the Milwau-
kee s. St. Paul r. r.
Mr. Shannon Todd of Spring Dale,
Iowa, cousin to Osborn Strahl, is Wis
iting hereabouts, the guest of Mr.
Strahl and other relatives, including
the Glasses.
Misses Cymbra Daniels and Emma
Jensen came down from the Univer-
sity at Minneapolis Saturday and Wis
tied the home folks, returning to
their studies Monday.
Mrs. DR.. Boothby drove to River
Falls Saturday, her mother Mrs.
Wilcox who has been on an extended
visit with her daughter Mrs. Rosen-
qust, returned with her Hammond
News
George w. Swartz pedaled up from
Durand Friday The character and
conditions of the road on this line re-
quire considerable expenditure of
muscular energy for bicycle locOmo-
| ton.
b. J. Kinney of Shell Lake, mem
| Der Of Co. l, 81 WIS, spent Monday
night with Clarence S. Dodge. He
returned from Porto Rico several
weeks since and was on his way to st.
Paul to report for duty,
G. d. Harrison is suffering from in
! juries received from the caving of the
banks of the city gravel pit in which
he was working. \ broken ankle and
| some other serious bruises will keep
him on the shelf for several weeks.
Hector Beach of the 18th Minnesota
came down from st. Paul on permit
Tuesday evening to visit his mother
H returned yesterday to 60 with his
company to Fergus Falls where the
people give the soldiers banquet Sat-
urday. Hector expects to receive
furlough after that to extend until
the regiment is mustered out or as
signed to duty, as may be determined
by the authorities.
Walter Chapman's little child is
seriously i'll.
The center OF attraction at the
Pierce County Fair was the photo
graphic exhibit Of w. f. Kellogg.
The 124 largest cities in the country
show steady and almost uniform de-
crease in the average number Of
family.
Rev. Stephen Duren left this morn
ing for the home of his parents in
Cazenovia. Wis. He intends to visit
friends in South Dakota this fall and
stay in the South during the winter
for the benefit Of his health.
n. G, Nelson has moved into his
new quarters in the Carroll building
and is most pleasantly located. The
arrangement and furnishings of the
restaurant are very fine and conven
lent and the whole establishment,
including substantial edibles, presents
a most inviting aspect.
johnson & Elertson are moving in
to their new building. 1t viii take |
them several days to transfer their |
immense material to the new quar-
tiers. The store rooms are ample and |
are conveniently arranged and finely |
furnished. The new quarters, filed |
with a large and varied stock of hard |
ware in all the lines of the trade, pre-
sent a striking evidence Of the thrift |
and prosperity of this popular firm.
Following are the nominees Of the |
preliminary Republican caucus,
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