River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-13
PERSONAL.

MISS liiud SoFeusOn lett to-day Tor
Atwater, Mimi.
Grant Fuller left Friday for Iowa
to visit relatives.
Miss Henshen of Chicago is a visi-
tor at a. T. Carroll's.
Prof. L. II. Clark is enjoying a
visit from his mother.
Mrs. r. t Casey and son of St.
Paul are visiting at J PERKINS,.
Mp. Haugen attended court at
Chippewa Falls the first of the week
Miss Kate Chase returned yesterday
from a two weeks visit in Minneap-
oils.
H A. Hagestad was over to Bald
win calling on old friends one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Gourley of Hart
land have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Boles
Mrs, George Chamberlain returns
to her home at Wateryille, Mimi, to-
morrow
G. s. Cheney of Prescott was WISH
tor at Mr. Hyatt's and Mr.. Wizards
this week.
L. II. Pomeroy returned from his
visit East yesterd ay. A niece accom-
panied him.
Mrs. Abbie Wyman and Mrs. A.
Works visited in Hastings the latter
part of last week.
Eminzo Halverson and his little
brother, Alfred, returned from Beard
sley, Mimi, to-day.
Mrs. J. II. Patterson has gone to
St. Peter, Mimi, where her husband
is engaged in business.
Dewey D. Day of Duluth came
down to visit his parents Tuesday
returning this morning.
Mrs. John Follansbec of New Cen
terville is visiting in the city, the
guest Of Mrs. Thos. Hill
Mrs. Paris Price, nee Miss Marion
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St. Anthony Park, MINI.
James Adams and James Gilmore
Of Trenton were in the city Saturday,
the guests of NJ. w. Weydt.
Charles Ensign and wife went t.
Apollonia Monday to visit theil
daughter. Mrs. Frank Monroe.
Mrs. F. A. Brackett and daughter
attended the wedding of Robert
Brackett at St. Paul Wednesday.
Mrs. J. Johnson and son Ray Of
Knapp were guests at Ed. Griffeth''
from Friday until Tuesday evening.
Mrs. S. A. Nobel of Danewood
Mimi, who has been visiting he
brother-in-law, Walter Nobel in thi!
city, left Saturday for her home.
Mrs. Lewis and daughter May came
down from Minneapolis last week
Mrs. Lewis has rented her house t
Mrs. Rupert and moved her house
hold furniture to Minneapolis.
w. J. Brier went to Hayward Tues.
day to be in attendance upon the
teachers institute and to lecture
before the teachers last night. He
will also visit the eth Normal Schoo
at West Superior
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Webster o
Grand Tower, H., are spending ;
couple Of weeks with relatives here
| guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Burhyte
Mrs. Webster who has been visiting
at her sons in Illinois returned t
her home here with them.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Prindle, nee, KatC
Is. Carpenter, with her little son Car
lyle is a guest of Mrs. b. r. Eaton
Mrs. Prindle is en- route for her home
in San Francisco, after an extended
visit through the eastern states
where she has spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Parker have
just returned from trip to Atlanta
Georgia, where Mr.. Parker was in at
tendance at the Mutual Benefit AS
ISOLATION of the Railway Mail Service
of which he is vice president Of The
10th division. They report a pleas
ant trip.
Rev. c. Fl. Mcintosh will preach in
the Congregational church next Sun
day morning and evening. Subjects
1890, Fidelity to Ancestry. 1880
IGNORING the House Of God.
Rev. w. NJ. Balch made his first adj
dress in the Bowman NJ. E, Church
of st. Louis last Sunday to a large
congregation. The Rev. w. S. Court
ney, Mr. Balch's predecessor, goes tC
Eau Claire, Wis.
The weather of the last "a hours
has been decidedly damp, and has
furnished sufficient moisture for the
present demands. The wind is north
west and there are intimations of
snow from that direction.
Robert A. Brackett was married
at White Bear yesterday to Miss Mar
tina B. Symons. Mr.. Brackett is a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Brackett of
this city, and is a promising young
business man now engaged in pros
pering drug business in st. Paul. His
many friends here extend their con-
gratulations and best wishes for hap
piness in his new relation.
Melville L. Youngs of Milwaukee,
Grand Lecturer Of the masonic orders
of the state, visited the lodges in this
and neighbOring towns in his official
capacity recently. Saturday night he
met the Royal Arch Masons in their
hall in this city, and ofliiciated as
High Priest in comforting the Royal
Arch degree. The mem bership Of the
local Chapter were all present sup
plemented by large companion dele
cations from Hudson. New Richmond
and Ellsworth. Mr.. Youngs has been
intimately identified with masonry for
many years and with the exception Of
an interval of two years when acting
as Grand Master of the com bined
lodges Of the state has served the
fraternity in the capacity Of Grand
Lecturer forty-one years. His long