River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-05-26
PERSONAL.

her visit to Grantsburg.
Miss Anna Linehan visited in Hud-
son the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Halls we're out
from Ellsworth Tuesday.
James Verne, travelling auditor Of
the Omaha, was here Monday.
Mrs. John Kelley is visiting her
sisters in Saltwater this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Wadsworth are
visiting friends at Elk River, MINI.
VIII Lawrence returned last Friday
from his winters sojourn in Illinois.
Geo. W. Swartz atteded the gradu
ating exercises Of the Hammond
school.
Mrs Cecil White of Yankton, S. D.,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Rollins went to
Minneapolis Tuesday for a weeks Wis
it with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spicker Of Sisseton,
S. D., are with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Keith.
Mrs. G. w Farnsworth left the |
first Of the week to visit her father at |
Rochester, Mimi.
Oscar Herum, long time clerk |
with c. j Henriksen, has a place in |
+. j. Burhyte's store.
r. A. Watkins, a lawyer Of Lam
caster, Wis, is visiting his mother,
Mrs Charles Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chidester attended
the funeral of Mr. Ramsey of Ellis
worth last Thursday.
Mrs. Andrew Lien came down from
Washburn last week to visit friends
and relatives in River Falls.
Mrs. Austin and children of Mime
apolis are visiting with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Farnsworth.
Everett Fuller goes to Shell Lake
Monday to take possession Of the
hotel he recently purchased there.
f. d. Warren, osteopath physician
from Ellsworth has rented Mrs. ID.
w. Curriers' house on Spring street.
Tom Tate and wife and Judson
Getchel joined the Kinnickinnic party
that went to Barron county camping
last week.
Mrs. Charles Rollins went to Min
neapolis last week to meet her
husband who has returned to that
city from his western trip.
Geo. e. Solberg returned from La
Crosse yesterday. Mrs. Solberg is
under the surgeons care in St. Francis
Hospital, and the children are with
Mr. Solberg's mother.
Nels Nelson and Nels Malberg left
on Saturday mornings passenger to
pay weeks visit to their brother-in
law, Peter Parsons, of Willmar, Mimi,
whom they have not met for thirty
years.
The Normal regents, Charles Pit
telkow Of Milwaukee, Geo. w. McDill |
Of Stevens Point, Frank A. Ross OF |
Superior. s. s. lockwood, Sec, Madi- |
son and +. III. Lord of this city passed |
Friday in the inspection of the Nor
NAL School here.
r. H. Wilson of the Fargo district |
took his family to Neilsyille, the |
home of his wife's parents, Monday. |
Mr.. Wilson has suffered serious mis- |
fortunes of late. He has been under |
the physician 5 care himself for a long |
time, and his wife has been a helpless |
invalid for the past year. Mr., Wilson |
wished the JOURNAL to announce to |
his late neighbors his heartfelt APP |
probation Of all their kindness shown |
to him and his family during their |
sickness.
Third degree work at Masonic lodge |
next Tuesday evening.
Students and children admitted to |
Miss Nye's benefit for Is cents.
A very neat program for the High |
School commencement has been
printed at this office. 1t shows that |
a class of six is to receive diplomas Of |
graduation, three boys and three girls.
Prof. O'Shea Of the State University !
will address the class. The gradua |
ton exercises will be held in Opera |
Hall Thursday evening, June ,,
The class Of 1898 consists of:
William Jensen, Jay Grim Jennie |
Brown, Alvina Peterson, William T. |
Martin and Jennie Morrill,. The !
usual custom Of having each graduate |
prepare and deliver an essay is super
seeded by securing a first class speaker
to address the class and people instead !
This is in accord with the new rule |
adopted by High Schools in general.
About thirty of the young friends |
of Miss Grace Eaton arranged to give !
her a surprise party on the occasion |
of her birthday, May 10th. The young |
people met by agreement at neigh |
boris and wendell their way in body |
to the lady's home. Miss Eaton had |
made arrangements to be away that |
evening, but was readily persuaded to
return and greet her visitors. The
evening was agreeably passed in
amusements, and in doing ample
justice to the sweets, cakes and Bells
ice cream furnished in abundance,
One OF the most pleasing features of
the evening was the music furnished
by Prof. Ross and Miss Grisom.
After present ting several gifts to the
hostess with congratulations and best
wishes the company dispersed with
the satisfaction Of having passed
most pleasant evening.
Uncle Toms Cabin.
The production of Uncle Tom 5
Cabin, which will be presented at
Opera Hall on Saturday, May 2Sth, is
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