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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
ausd1esdtas auttoIs staais- 8sttn1e, aaHtauor, 10. 9auenabev 1898.
Gtia5e 1T tie 5sif9 setporben; bas lebrrge
boIfsnDsf 0dS Salient.

Stia5e III fe 6sif4 seporben; bas llebrrge
bollsnDet bas Salient.
@ie pisle Nenfden miBtsn mad benz &ez
3epte 2uc9eni's nmsebra9t tperben2 @erabe
burdJ Die 5bsilung Der arbeit 9at bic Ttsnf9z
beit be &uItur90be errei9t. auf Der Ie 6eute
itebt.
@er arbeitet? Dir tDnnen bod ni3t @ae
Steine ttopfen! llnb ftnb ni9t Ssne, tpslde
benz lieben 9errgOtt ben Sag ab|te6leu, bic
traurig item unb b,Oauernspert6ei ten 9ez
f40pfe auf Der Nelt2 SIT ni9t geraoe bic
4rbsit bic @iir3e bes 2ebens? 9od3 po8u
NIT foGfelt G~emeinpldben, bic isber 0teni9
mil se1unDem 8eritanbe fennt, gegen Die
r@runbldbe" 2uccbeni's arsumentiren2 Gr
b~erIiuft iebt in bic gta9t bes @enfer Serf,rs
UNI erletost eine 5trafe, Die pieI i9redlid)sr
lit, als Der @algen ober bas S9afott. Sein
@eiit pirb in Der Ginaslbaft perbiiitern, unb
in einigen Sabren tpirb man leIen, baB
2ucdeni pabnitnnig getporben fei.
9eroitrat bat biele Ra9abmsr ~gefunben,
unb NIT 2ucdeni 1T nod Iange ni9t Der
Iebte Qnardiit aus Der Melt 9ei9afft; mir
tperben pabrf9einlia ba[b BON elmer rsuelr
Morotbdt h0re1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
MObert 8IMm+

Mm biesmalisen usuuten Nopembss, BEN
Sa9restag Del
Grmorouna
Gphert8Gum's in Der 8rigittenau 81
@ien, gebu9te bic 9refe Ssuti6lanoS.
NIT M~uanabme gang r%eaftiOndrer Bldtter,
bon gietdt beg sruBeu beuti4en goasmeEs
neg urb SreibeitsmGrtprers.
Sn 5rantfurt a. M, Oerunftaltete Der
biirgerli9 bemotratif6e gerein cine Slum'
@ebG6tnibfeier, Bel pel9er Der Rebdfteur
@9retber BON Der nSrantfurtsr Seitun9"
bic Gebentrebe bielt.
Die SGGtnpis Stdafs5tg. be-
fpra9 bas @irten, 8efen nnb Sterben
Robert 8lum's erit bor etnisen Nonuteu
Bel @iberlegung Der emit BON benz P9tlOs
Topben @9openbuuer gegen i'm perubten
2dierungen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16

Ser bemptratif9e 8unbe5fes
Crap BON SeIdpare, .tner Der
tii4tigften 8e9tsz unb @DIterre9tss Rerner
i'm Sendt, itemmt ii4 ols Mitglien Der
5riebensf9luBz@ommtfiion gu paris, IN
Der Shat entI9ieben gesen bic @nntgion
Der 9b tItpptnen. Sn ierer Commit
fion ftebt er aleir. @ber bur9aus ni9t
aGein ptrb er i'm 8unoesfsndt ftsben, no
er ft9 Der 8eftdttgung zines Die 4nnsrion
Der 9biGippinen berfigenoen 5riebensDers
TRACES ttdftig tpiberIeBen ptrb, faas ndttIs
Iib iberbuupt Elm FOLDER 8uitanoefommt.
Straps @enuts5eit Iduft am 4. Mdra nd9s
item Sabres ab. 9o9 in Der tur5en Sch
fion BON DECEMBER Big MGr8 pirh ct auf
benz poften fem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
saItsbmrD's memeTe MeSe.

n0te Saf4obaSSrage 1T ubgetban, aber
Die &iiftungen perben fortgefebt, neil mar
ni9t pifen fann, mas ii9 ereignet! England
1T aufrieoen NIT Dem, mas es angenblidli9
errei9t bat; es beabiidtigt ni9t, Elm protet<
torat iber 4egppten gu ertldren, ober BON
Sprieu oher &reta gefib gu ergreifen, tpern
es nift bu5u g~eapungen nirb, unb elm &rieg
itebt in nd6fter 3eit ni9t in Gi9t. Aber 10
lange es abiterbenbe Nationen giebt, 1T audi
Die Srage itets g~egenpdrtig, per Der @rbe
bieierHationen fem foG, unb bic 1T nur our4
&ries gu entI9eiben. nnh besbalb, unb neil
es peiB, baB es ie0en augenblid ~ge5lpungen
frerben lam, bas bon ben 8dtern grerbte
nit benz S9tperte 5u Dert6eibigen, bleibt
@nglanb g~eriiitet unb gum 2osf4lagsn be-
refill" Oas lit in Surgeon Der Snbalt Der
8ehe bss englif9en premierminiiters anf
Dem 2orbmanorsz8 dnfett. Natiirli9 f9lieBt
fas bon ben 8Gtern Grerbte" bus bon ben
G06nen Grtporbene Elm, fotDie basienige, mas
our Si4erung a1es befen n0tbig tit ober
nDtbig f9eint.
Die Ser. Staaten bebunbelt sr febr freunbz
li9. Omar berfennt er ni9t, baB biefe bur9
i6ren Groberungstrieg unb ibr nebergreifen
mad often gu einem acknowledgement, ben
Srieben bebrobenben Clement geporoen finb,
'aber bds ma9t linn ni9ts aus, ba, tpie er
glaubt, England habon nun 8ortbeil 5iehen
psrbe. Natirli9, er tpeib iebr genau. bab
mir uns bur9 uniere SingozPolitit i9pGz
9en, unb @nelanb alfo in 3ufunft tpeniger
sefdbrli9 fein tperben, als mir es isbt finO.
@on benz @rfolg Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gen beg g3aren bdlt er Offenbar ni4t biel,
e~benfotpenig tpie BON ben 8emii6ungen, nes
&nar9ismus bur9 brafonif4e 9efebe Serr
gu merbsn, mod uua enbli9 bon benz peurD@
pGiI9enG Concert, bas, tuie ct augiebt, fi9 in
8eaug auf Greta blamirt bat. Menn ct
19lieBli9 nit 9inblid barauf benz Seoanten
Musbrud giebt, es niirbe Dielei4t better fein,
ale europGiI9en &abinette 5u entlaffen, unn
Nbmirdle an lire STEELE gu ieben, 10 TT bas
inobl nut als Elm 9ibf9es Compliment
fir bic Mbmirdle an5ufeben. Oenn tpenn bic
MbmirGle gu fagen bdtten, iO piirbe es na@
tirli9 bel mebr &rieg geben ,uno 10 groBe
0umm6eiten audi bic &abinette anri4ten
mDgen, i'm Musemeinen TT boot in neuerer
3ett ibr Mugenmert frampfbaft anf Grbul@
tuns bes Sriebens geri9tet gepeIen.
@s itebt gu boffen, baB ibnen biefelbe audi
fernerbtn gslinge. Qber mas ST. Salisbury
Tagt, fiebt ni9t gerabe barna9 aus, uls Db ct
Telbt in bieIer 8eaiebung groBe 9offnungen
bege.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
SaS nOrI6Mf8e G@t6fat BON
9reNfttS.

duff @runb bes brapen 8ef4lufes beg
fran5DiiI6en Sbergeri9tes ober aafatiOnss
bofes 1T Die ReDtfiOn bes DrepfuszprOSefes
nun in bolem @ange. Mit Der 9auptunterz
Iu9ungsar6eit bat biefer @er:9tsbOf ieinen
&eferenten Barb betraut. @s lit bies btr@
felbe ausge5ei9nete Surif, Der bon benfelz
BEN gsri9ts nit Der 8eri4teritatturg bar=
iiber, OBJ bic Genifton borgenommen tperben
IoG, beauftragt tporben mar unb beHsn Bee
ri1t bann AM meiten basu beitrug, baB bonn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
md6renb bes mOnuts 0ttOber ct

WG6renb beg Monats Sttober er@
rei9te unfere @usfubr an StapeI=
artifeIn Die 9Dbe bon $76,556,1A =
elm 8etras, Der MIR in ben MOnaten SftO<
Der, Hobember uno DECEMBER 1897 unb
Sttober unb DECEMBER 1895 iiberttoffen
tporben 1T. 9aDon e%ntfielen auf 8robftoffe
$24,653.260, 99la9tpieb unb 59peine
$2,345,558, prootIioneu $14,360,016,
8uumtpole $3O,554,14O, Minerul6l $4,z
643,148. Sn ben btsber berfloHeneu 5ebn
MOnaten bes Sabres betrng bic @efdmmt=
ausfu6r $610 ,O08,6 13 = elm Waebr BON
$87,928,903 gegeniiber benz glei9en 3eits
raum bes 8oriabres.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
@rtraftsmme fir Die Itmansrefornt.

Gins bat bic IeBte @abl unrpiOerleyl!9
bur9et6an: Mit Der 5retiilberzP rd5ung i'm
@erbdltntB bon 16 gu 1 tits aus, benn
tpenn fe1bt Der Seimatbitaat 8rDaa's, See
brasta, 10 melt Der gongreb in 8etrd4t
fommt, in bic &etben Der 9utgeloftaaten
5uriidtebrt, ba bGeibt feline 5offnnng mebr
fir bic DoppeIpGbrung iibrig.
Gs muB Der Sinan5pelt auberorosntli9
our 8erubigung oienen, gu feben, tpi: ie!bit
fpl9e Gtdaten, bic mod uor apei Sa6ren
~rettungslps Der Silberfranfbsit berfa0en
f6ienen, ieBt rspublitunif6e 2egislaturen
erpdblt unb babur9 bet 9utgelbfa9e berz
f9iebene Stimmen i'm 8unbesIenate eez
ii6ert baben.
Ser nG9te Senat htrb cine ftarfe re-
publifanif9e Mebr9eit aufmsifsn; Silberz
bemofraten nie Mit9eG bon Wisconfin,
Surpie bon Snbiana, Murpbp puu SEEM
gort, MGsn BON Nebrusfd, perOen benz Sc.
@pngreB ni9t mebr angeb0ren uno an i6rer
Stele nerben Iepubltfuner fiben.
Quf ppGe feds Sabre binaus fam blber
bic hisbertge 5inan5politA Der Ser.
@taaten ni9t gefdbroet tperben, benin ieGbft
penn i'm Sabre 1900 ein l1mfbtuung ein>
treten unb bic Democratic ibren priiibent@
f9aftscanbibaten ionie cine Me3r3dbl BON
9iben i'm n~ationalen Mbgeorbneter9aafe
e~rringen folte, 70 nirbe bod Der Senut
republifantf9 bleiben unb oa6er
iebe @elbperf9le9terung unb 8erpdferung
un1erer umlaufsmittel bereitelt peroen f0n=
men.
Ser Democratic ftnb ulfo dura bic 1eBz
ten @ablen ale Nusii9ten auf ~firan3ieue
GongreBatte inner9alb Der nG9Tfsu feds
Sabre genommen, tpG9renb bic Rspublifdz
ner i'm Sc. @ongreB iber cine 9tnigenbs
Mn3a6l BON Stimmen in betben 9Gu=
fern berfiigen, UNI bic berfprobene &efprm
unierer 8unbesfinanaen in Nnsriff nebmeu
gu f0nnen-
@s 1T Elm 9el0bniB Der lebten republifd=
ntf9en Nationalconbention, nnfere Wd1=
runs, bic bel ieber 6anbeIstriiis in Mit=
leioeni6aft se5ogen tniro, auf cine fi9ere
Bats gu b~ringen. Wenn in Oeut19lant
ober Sranfrei9 in Solge BON l~leberfpetula>
tionen in Der SnbuItris. Dbsr i'm 9anoel
! Ridf6ldee eintreten, Gabrif.n i6re S6ore
f9lieBen unb 9anbelsbdu1er p1site ge9en,
bann pirb babur9 bic 2anbesiuG6run1
ni9t gei9dbigt, henn Der @taat 9at ni9t
banterott eemaht, au9 ni9t Die Rst9s5ar4
ober 2~anbesbant, pabrsnb bier 5u 2anbe
iebe 9anoestrilis fofort aud bic 8unbsss
%finan5en in einen fieberif9en 3uftanb ber>
febt unb i'm 2anbe cine politii9e 4gitatipn
ftnan3teaer Auadfalber berborruft, tpel9e
bic Sinansuelt tupffdeu mudt uuO Oaa
8ertrauen in bic 3dblunesfdbig.eit unferer
&%egierung eri4iittert.
Oa in ben reguldren SiBunaen beg gpn=
grefes 10 piele notbmenbiee Mneelegenbei=
ten, bor alien bic gelb=8 eipiuieungen fir
ben 8unbesbaus6ult erlebigt pereen milf
fen, urb ba in Der leBten Stbung bes atss
fdeibenben Gunerefes Der Grtebe nit
Spunien pirh rutifi3irt unb berfdiebene
tpi4tige 9eieBe fit bic Resierung in gu6a,
portorico unb 9apait erlafen perben mill
fen, 10 baGten mir ben @orf6tus, Die 9aes
FORM unierer 8unbesfinunaen in elmer
@rtrafibnng bes Sc. GongreKes burdz
3ufii6ren, fir einen febr guten
Die aus Wuibington perlantet, fo[f grde
ffbent WcRinlee beabf6tisen, iofort mad
S3luB oes ieBisen gongreIes, ben SO. gu
! elmer ggtrafsnng einsuberafen uaa apar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
ReQiUrunQS =cGnOGreiGN.

IS Qie6t imusr nod 5auienbe BON &cres @esieruuess
lano in ben Staaten 9gaiDiueten uHo Oregon, ioipie
9rairis= uuO @Ol3lanD in Der @dbe BON Giienbabnen
ootr 9eofertue0en, !pcl6es Su $500 per @ere uno auis
b%elfiirme, 8li33arOs, tanGe @inter Ooer ipirtli9 beibe
5ommer, tein Sebli6laeen Der Grnte. Erefft Cure
ootr oag bette @ieb auf GrOen gu 5iiHten ipiini6t, 70
finoet 3br in oteien beioen Staten @eQenoen, no Sbr
Oa3u poltomnlen I'M Stanps ieio. SD babe tetns adns
beten @eQenDen su baben ipiiui9t, 10 i6reibt mir mad
1870 Gait 3ro ST., ct. 9aul, Dtinn. Grgebenit q. Q.
M r finn an. 16no4p1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
Qn5et9en.

NemtIde &aIenoer fur 1899.- sabrer bintenbe
~ 8ote, &oiiers3olenoer ReeeHsburger Wtarienseas
lenber, 0apues Samtlien : &oten6er uno 9enti1er
9teibsbote, 5uianmeI fir 81. 90 franco per Roit.
KOELLING IL KLAPPENBACHs
SeutiGe 8utbaublun9, l00-102 Ranoolpb Ctr!
Selepbpn WtaIn PIG.
On oertaufen Gin iebr gutter SrucerDsStore
. unb 8ut1ersStore Oeretnt, etnaeln ober S%nianlmeu,
MIR &aib.Sef11ft, auf Der Giibieite oer @ta6t 9bicago,
gseeeu gsdbereml a~brefItre: A. FL 81. Stacts 5eituHg.
0uO3tn6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
1ttto arstIiGe YfattS sta
Derfa1tfetA

@eratIt9e 9rarts in 6 bieaeo $4,000 per Sobr;
dem @tod. $50 per Gag. sSetnes oreIit6dl9es Bridge
b6uOe, MODERN eingeri9tet, Steambsat, S99enbaae
1ebr cute Gde al GeCtion Sine nit 2 leeren &ots. Ja(t
feline GonturreHs. @reis 0,ooO. $1,000 boar. Gnsr.
glider Wann fam in 8 Sahren bic gon5e Raufurime
0edet. aSeiiser gebt na9 europa. abreife; q. IL,
@taotsaeituna. 2nop5tp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16
Mim 1,ent8 NeiImifteI.

Sic f6limnlten &rantbeiten babeu e~etu0bnli6 ben
unauffdliefen &nfane. @rbeitet ibnen 5eitig %entoegeH.
Inner neIes Wittel lit polfomnten uniobdoli6 nno beit
i6nell, fiber uno ~unfeblbar 8erftopfung, Sdnorrbeioen,
Spspepfa, 2eberperbdrtuns J~tiideni6mersen uno l1arE
fen, g~efdrbtsn llrin, pie ben Se9inn pom NisrenleieeH
antHnOissn. Die gtebi3in ipiro gesen DEMONSTRATING
bon 81. 90 ~bsrlanot. Nqenten alerpGrts ~perlanot,
Sobe 6Omniifon be3ablt. a~oreifre: Sbe Or. Soeren
WeDicine Co., GbicdQo, Sainois. 16Ro2n1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-16

gu ben Defenders erfreuli4en 8ablergebz
nifen ge60rt bic pDlitif9 4bmurt~
Jung bes 8unoes@@ Senators Surpie
Snbiana, Der feinen Staat in Der
9elbfraae mibpertreten bat unb elmer Der
bifiigften @esner Der decentralization See
f~trebunsen Glspsluno's mar. S4abe I'm ben
font grunbee1heioten Wana!
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05
"~VYVY"
STATE INSTITUTE.

The State Institute will be held at
the Court House at Ellsworth, Wis,
August 1926 inclusive. Conductors,
Prof. III. L. Terry, of Waukesha, and
Prof. w. J. Pollock, of Milwaukee.
The above named gentlemen are
eminently qualified for their work,
practical teachers coming from
fourishing schools and we'll equipped
with modern methods / wish all the
teachers the pleasantest kind of q
vacation, after which in my judgment
the most feasible way to assume q
proper workable attitude will be to
attend the Ellsworth Institute. The
summer Institutes of the past in
Pierce County have been SO strong
in attendance and ability that con-
ductors report them as unsurpassed
anywhere in the state. Will you help
maintain our precedence by your
personal assistance? But I feel that
to unduly urge you would be pre-
sumption; of course the Co. Supt.
could not keep you away even if he
desired to do SO. Reading matter
and notebooks will be supplied free
of charge. Remember the dates and
make your engagements accordingly
Hoping to meet all the teachers as
well as those preparing to teach, and
believing that the Institute will be
highly profitable to all who attend,
/ am
Respectfully yours,
Fl. SHAW, Co. Supt.
Ellsworth, Wis, June 80, 1898.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05
vvvvvvvvvvvV
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

Pierce County-Fall of 1898.
River Falls, Aug 3O-31.
Ellsworth, Sept. 1928.
Olivet, Sept. 78.
Maiden Rock, Sept. 9-1O.
Prescott, Sept. 1917.
Program.
FIRST DAY--9 A. M. Arithmetic,
Reading, Orthography. 1:3O P. M
Grammer, Constitutions.
SECOND DAY-9 A. M. History,
Physiology, Orthoepy. 1:3O P. M
Geography, Theory.
First and Second Grade work last
day of Examination at each place
Refling privileges as heretofore
announced will be extended to al
applicants who have exercised
reasonable diligence in the matter Of
Association and Institute work and
who are manifestly endeavoring to
make educational progress.
The required minimum and average
standings for the respective grades
are as follows: For third grade 55,
70; for second grade 60, rs; for a
first grade 65, 80.
Examination paper will be supplied
as usual by the examiner. Under the
Institute law OF 1895 each applicant
is required to pay a fee of 81 before
entering upon the examination.
if. SHAW, Co. Supt.
Ellsworth, Wis, June 80, 1898.
N. B. District clerks please post
according to law.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

the eighth inning our boys gained
two scores which they held to the
close of the game. The game
CLOSED Z to 9in our favor.
The celebration was success
and we believe that everybody
was satisfied. The day closed
with the usual display of fireworks
on the grounds.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05
Catholic Church Items.

Next Sunday evening at 7:3O the
sermon will be on: "God is Most
Truthful and Faithful" Before the
sermon one question from the
"Question Box" will receive kind at
tention: 81 do not believe that
there is a hell. What are your
proofs for it's existence?"
There soon will be a sermon on
"How the drunkard keeps the ten
commandments"
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05
Our Celebration.


rise salute which awoke the people
from their peaceful slumber on
the morn of the 122nd ami
versary of the Declaration of;
independence. The beautiful sun
rise and balmy morning air be-;
tokened pleasant day which sent
JOY to the hearts of the prospec-
tive venderslof lemonade and cold
drinks. But there was greater
cause for rejoicing in store for
the good people of our city on
this great day, than our Fourth of
July committees had planned, Joy
that made every heart tingle with
delight and caused every breast
to swell with true American
pride-it was the news that
sampson had sunk Cervera's fleet
Sat Santiago.
The people from the country
; began to flock into the city and
5 soon the streets were crowded
with eager spectators. The parade
formed near the fremont Block
on Elm street and marched up
Second street and down Main
}street to Cascade Avenue and
thence to the grove in the follow
ing order; the bicyclists consisting
of some fifty wheelmen after
which came company of cavelry.
The Amateur Band came next fol-
lowed by the g. A. R. and
Modern Woodmen. The remain
der of the parade consisted of the
speakers, carriage, the state
wagon, the floats and the rag
}mufins. It is not known whether
the committee in it's great wisdom
rewarded the owners Of the floats
with prizes, but if so, it is quite
certain that either Mr.. Kaler or
) Mr.. Smith captured the prize.
5 The program at the grounds
was as follows; music by Band,
prayer by Rev. Bewick, America
5 by choir, reading of Declaration
of Independence by William Lusk,
Washington's Farewell Address
by John D. OKeeffe, music by
Band, Grafton by G. Fl. Nc Intosh,
winding Of the liberty pole and
$song, speech on Hawaii by Rev.
}Duren, remarks on the Red
; Cross by DR.. Ashley.
5 One of the most interesting fea-
$tures of the program outside OF
the music by the band and songs
}by the choir was the reading of
}the news from Santiago from the
$morning paper by Rev. Duren.
1.-THE announcement of Sampson $
}victory over the Spanish resulting
Sin the destruction of Cevera $
CENTRE fleet caused cheer after
}cheer on the part of the people.
In the afternoon the people had
}the pleasure of witnessing the
}races. The first contest was a
bicycle race of three heats,
Robert Ap Roberts taking first
prize and Iver Smith second prize.
) John Donavan of Minneapolis
won the foot prize. The boy s
race was won by young Lindsey.
The horse race was unusually IN
teresting. The following entries
were made; Severt Johnson,
MINI Chinook julius,
Curtis and George Roberts.
seyert johnson captured the prize Of
prize, SO.
The base ball game between
River Falls and a Minneapolis
nine was holly contested and was
Of more than ordinary interest.
The score ran very evenly
throughout the entire game and
was q tie several times, but during
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Miss Christie Chichester returned
home Friday from Estella where
she has been teaching.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

]. FL. Patterson came down from
st. Peter, Mimi, Friday to spend
the 4th with his family.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

All persons knowing themselves
to be indebted for the TINES one
year or more are requested to set
lie in whole or part if posi- bic.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Charley Ladwig of st. Paul has
been the guest of his brother-in
law the past two weeks.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

E. T. Reed, principal of the
High School at Rushford, Mimi.
is home for the summer vacation.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor
are home from their visit to rela-
tives and friends in Missouri and
Iowa.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

The Misses Frye and Dofflemy-
er are spending couple of weeks
at the Omaha exposition.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Mrs. Drewke and daughter, FL
sic, spent a couple of days IN
Saltwater last week.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Pres. and Mrs. w. D. Parker
left for Ketchum, Idaho, this
morning to visit their son Downs.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Misses Eva and Ella Gregory of
La Crosse are guests of Frank
Pomeroy family.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

w. B. Coy and wife of Ocei-
dental, CAL, arrived in this place
Wednesday on a visit to friends
and relatives.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Mrs. John Finn who has been
visiting her parents in Hankin-
son, N. D., returned home last
Tuesday.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

E. B. Wadsworth, was down
from Sacred Heart, Mimi, a few
days last week to visit his family.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Miss Irma Armstrong left Fri
day for an extended visit in Tor
onto, Canada.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Mrs. Servaty of Neilsville is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. B. Hyatt.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Carl [. Ingerson, wife and mo-
ther are visiting at the home of
Judson Knight.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Miss Vida Olson has gone to
her home in Viking to spend the
summer.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

J. G. Barnard spent few days
in Chatfeld, Mimi, with reIa-
tives.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Mrs. F. A. Howe visited in
Menomonie few days last week.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Misses Mile and Blanch Bar
ker returned from Ashland July
4th.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Geo. Sanford spent a few day
with his parents in Roberts last.
week.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Miss Clara Green has returned
from Kansas City.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Mrs. Press Carroll returned
from the cities Friday.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Mrs. Mott of Menomonie is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. S. Nell
son.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Howard Strahl spent last Tues
day with his parents.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Miss Lusk returned from Mil
waukee recently.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05

Farmers have been having quite
a time harvesting their clover
hay.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1898-07-05
RIVER FALLS, PIERCE COUNTY, WISCONSIN, JULY 1898

Prof. Lusk has returned from
Humhird.