River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-01-13
PERSONAL.

Robert Brackett is down from st.
Paul to-day.
Ed. Bundy of Ellsworth was in the
city yesterday.
Rollo Works returned home from
Saltwater last week.
Mrs. w. II Putnam of Hudson was
visiting in the city Tuesday.
Miss Barager visited Miss King at
Hudson Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. John Kelley spent Tuesday
with her sisters in Saltwater.
Fred Knoble, jr., of Minneapolis
has been visiting Henry Cornish.
Oscar Follansbee took the train
Saturday for trip down the Central
Wisconsin.
George Stiles and daughter Effie of
Valley City, n. d., are here visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Fl. L Wadsworth very pleas
antly entertained the little folks of
the nfSU Wafd last week.
Wallace Nye of Hudson, who had
been visiting in town for several days
returned home Tuesday.
Leon st. Pierre and wife of St. Paul
were in town Monday and Tuesday on
visit to their relatives.
d. L. Hennessey, Normal 90
principal of the Wilson public school,
paid visit in town last week.
Mrs A. p Foster, who has been
visiting at her parents home in
Chebanse, H., returned last Friday.
Hon. and Mrs. c. d. Parker started
for San Diego, Cal, to-day to spend
about four months on the Pacific
slope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Straw of Mime
apolis were guests of their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Rollins last
| week.
Miss Nina Kay, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. w. Z. Tubbs for several
weeks past, was summoned to Round
Lake, Mimi, Mon day by the death of
her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Getchell of
Valley City, n. D., are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Getchell.
Miss Lizzie Canning, who is train
ed nurse in a Duluth hospital, has
been visiting in and about town for
several days.
Lincoln Parker was down from St.
Paul last Thursday. returning h. me
the same day in company with Miss
Ethel White.
Mrs. Norval McGregor and Miss
Della Lord left Monday TO spend
some time with friends in the Twin
Cities and Anoka.
Ole Snlberg of Elbow Lake, MINI,
who has recently been visiting friends
at his former home in Martell, left
for home Tuesday.
Frank Chapman returned home
Saturday to enjoy the society of his
friends here for a short time before
going on the road as salesman for a
drug company.
Skating Of Indifferent quality has
attracted companies of young people
to the upper pond for the past few
days.
p, E, DeMille Dentist will make his
next regular visit TO River Falls Jan.
oath. to remain one week. Odon-
tunder used for extracting teeth. If
you have an i'll fitting plate come and
see me at Gladstone-room 3.
Prosperity comes quickest to the
man whose liver is in good condition.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
famous little pills for constipation,
biliousness, indigestion and all stom-
ach and liver troubles. Barnard &
ClUugh.
Joe Muckenhausen will exhibit his
talking machine at the Lauder school
house next Monday evening, Jan. 10.
Joe has tip-tup gramophone and
knows how to manage it. His pieces
include some of the most attractive
ever struck off for gramophones, and
he has enough of them to make up a
jolly good entertainment. Admission
10 cents.
The Ancient Order of American
Crocodilcs has begun the new year
by providing itself with home. This
is to be in the quarters over the Bank
Of River Falls formerly occupied by
the MasOns. The Crocodiles have
made remarkable progress since their
organization. and have carried on the
double life of genuine amphibans
with a really refreshing enthusiasm
Coley Krauth has shipped % carloads
of ice TO Beldenville and Ellsworth
during the past week. An ice-chute,
built from the pond to the east side
track, makes the loading easy and
rapid, and "A large area of prime ice
has already been dragg out Of the
pond for shipment The consignees
report that better ice has never been
Slipped down the line
A series of revival meetings begin
Sunday evening at the Methodist
church, and will continue throughout
the week with the exception Of this
evening. A houseful of people came
together at the Sunday evening ses-