River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-09-15
PERSONAL.

MISS MIhnle bafg lett Tor her school
Tuesday.
G. A. Gundersou returned to Madi-
son Monday.
The two Scrogie children have gone
to Delayan.
Otis johnson returned from Shell
Lake yesterday.
Mrs. Pres. Carroll visited in New
Richmond last week.
Mrs John Kelly visited her parents
at Cady over Sunday.
Miss May Tozer Of Shell Lake Wis
tied in town last week.
Miss Grace Lusk left Saturday for
her school near Eau Claire.
Miss Minnie Coggshall left for her
school at Warsaw Saturday.
Mrs. II. C. Allen Of New Richmond
is visiting friends in this city.
John Miller Of Hammond will move
to this city in the near future.
James Shultes Of Salem is in the
city the guest Of Frank Pomeroy.
E. G. Rollins left Monday on a visit
to his sister at Elbow Lake, MINI.
Mrs. Norval McGregor and little
son left yesterday for California.
Mrs. E. J Dimmick of New Rich
mond visited in the city last week.
Miss Laura Weld was a guest Of
friends in Minneapolis over Sunday
Mrs. Barbara Rockwell of Columbus
Ohio, is visiting friends in this vic
unity.
Irene Wadsworth and Martha
Getchell have gone to Janesyille tt
school.
Ray Follansbee has gone to Glen
wood to visit his brother, Q. S. Fol
lansbee.
Mr.. E. T. Follansbee will move
back to his farm in Kinnickinnic
this fall
Mrs. Jane Adams has gone to Eau
Claire to visit her daughter, Mrs. Rev
Waldron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lien of Wash
burn visited their parents here few
days last week.
II. White went to North Branch
Mimi, last week to work in the pc
tato starch factory.
Rev. w NJ. Balch is in attendanc
upon the Methodist Conference a
Eau Claire this week.
Joseph Newton of Monango, n. D.
was here Saturday to Monday VISITING
relatives and friends.
Mrs. McHugh of Minneapolis ha
been visiting with Mrs, Burhyte an
| Misses Pierce and Johnson.
Mrs. S-rogie leaves Saturday for Su
perior to attend her mother, Mrs
Jane Brown, who is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Amy Powell Bliss leaves Satur
day morning to take charge Of tn
High School in jamestown, n. d.
Mrs. George Cobb spent two week
with Mrs. H. Featherstone at Re-
Wing, Mimi, returning Saturday.
Louie A. Lien is still at Roswell
New Mexico He writes his fathe
that his health is much improved.
Miss Emma Cooper returned to st
Anthony Park Saturday to RESUME
her duties in the public schools there
Miss Elvina Johnson leaves tO-mor
row for Mandan, N. D., where she ha
employmentas trimmer in milliner.
store.
Miss Cora Chapman teaches TIN
primary department in the public
schools of Knapp, Dunn county, Wis
consin.
The Misses Minnie and Neali,
Knowles left for Milwaukee Friday t
resume their duties in the publi'
schools.
Miss Nealie Lusk started for he
school in Milwaukee last week, stop
ping at Winona a few days to visit
relatives.
L. II. Daniels, Win. Thomson, Free
Williams and Warren Knowles re
turned from their hunting expedition
Saturday
Mr.. d. D. Sullivan of Minneapolis
was here last week looking up the in
ducements for locating in the city il
the jewelry business.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Helt spent sew
eral days in st. Paul last week, during
which time Ellwyn White was in at
tendance at the store.
Miss Emma Jensen is taking the
course Of study in the Kindergarten
Department of the University OF
Minnesota at Minneapolis
Mrs. Henry McRorie was suddenly
called to Thompson, n. d., last week
in consequence of the fatal illness OF
her sister, Mrs. Charles Freeman.
Mrs. N. G. McCabe, mother of r
w. McCabe, arrived here from
Rochester, Mimi, Monday. She will
reside with her son in this city the
coming winter.
Miss Freda Bang came home Tues.
day evening from st. Paul to remain
a few days before going to Casselton,
Mimi, where she has a position as
trimmer in a millinery store.
Mrs. Anderson Of st. Paul, former
resident of this city is visiting with
Mrs. Kenseth. Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. Kenseth were residents Of the
same locality in the old country in
their youth.
o. W. Newcomb attended a series
Of lectures at the Minnesota State
University last week upon the subject
Of embalming. The meeting Of the
Association Of Minnesota Undertakers
was held in Minneapolis at that time.
r. n. Beyans has rented the resi-
dence Of w. S. Ensign for the winter.
Minnesotas 18th regiment breaks
camp to-day en- route for camp Meade