River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-11-17
PERSONAL.
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AlAuderson is in the city

Mrs. A. NJ Youells visited In Els
worth the last Of the week.
Lieut.. Nye Of Co. c came down from
Hudson on business Friday.
Mrs. A. W. Austin of Minneapolis
is visiting Mrs. NJ. Z. Crowns.
Mrs Frank Hardy visited her son,
Ned, in Minneapolis last week.
DR.. Warren is in Minneapolis to re-
main over Sunday with friends.
Eugene Starin and wife have re-
turned home from North Dakota.
Mrs. Briggs Of Park Rapids is visit
ing at Heman and William Hutchins
Miss Margaret Woln of St. Paul is
visiting her sister, Mrs Fred Williams
Schuyler Hamilton Of Minneapolis
came down Saturday TO visit friends.
Scott Frolick Of Co. c was in the
city comforting with the boys Friday.
Mrs Bert Weeks and daughter Of
Ellsworth were visiting in the city
Saturday.
Mrs. o. E. Johnson Of Racine has
been guest at NJ. G. Pierce's for a
few days.
T. A. Howe is entertaining his
sister, Mrs. Aitchison of Madison,
| Wisconsin.
Mrs. Mercy Young Of Saltwater
| visited her mother Mrs. Roberts,
here over Sunday.
H. NJ. Ulrich was up to Evansville,
Mimi, last week upon visit to his
brother, S. l.. Ulrich.
Miss Hattie Short has gone to Mon
| tevideo, Mimi, to remain with her
sister during the winter.
Mrs. Ramer of Lake Mills, Ia, is
| spending the winter with ,her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Aram Shepard.
Hosea Schoield, nephew of Mrs.
| Geo. Cobb, has come from Portland,
| Oregon, OF spend the winter.
Mrs. Frank Howe was called to the
| death bed of her sister, Mrs. w. j.
Scoles, at St. Louis, Mo, Thursday.
John Eaton has returned home
from Harris. Mimi, where he has
been engaged in operating a starch
factory
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Burhyte visited
| in Ellsworth several days this week
the guests Of their daughter, Mrs. f.
| ID. Lord.
Mrs Zophe and son, Henry, have re-
! turned from Saltwater, where they
have been visiting friends for the
| past week.
Rev. NJ. Johnson, who has been
| holding religious services in the SWcd-
| ish language here for two weeks re-
| turned to his home at Superior Fri
day.
Rev. James Evans of Prescott was
| in the city Tuesday with a hearty
greeting to his River Falls friends
| His genial cOuntenance and CHEEKY
voice ditfuses a sunny influences wher-
| ever he goes.
Mrs. n. n. Fuller of LarimOre, n
D., arrived in the city yesterday on
visit to her mother, Mrs NJ. Claggett
and other relatives and friends. Mrs.
Fuller was a North Dakota delegate
to the Great National Temperance
Convention held in St. Paul Nov. II
to II.
D. Z. Cameron, who has been at
Cum beTland on business since Prof.
Adrian assumed the duties Of his de-
partment in the Normal which Mr..
Cameron had conducted since the
commencement Of the term, will take
Mr.. Ames' classes in the High school
during the latter's absence.
Miss Bertha Ames went to New
Richmond Sunday to take the train
on the Central for Medina called
there by the serious illness Of her
father, w. d. AmeS. Yesterday
morning Professor Ames received
telegram summoning him to his
fathers bedside and left at noon for
Medina.
Mrs. w. II. Williams is seriously i'll.
Candy Bros. Candy at Barnard &
Coughs.
There are 1877 varieties of wood in
Tennessee.
A good warm duck coat for the
boys. Jensen sells them.
A leading physician says pepper is
a deadly poison TO the human system.
The G. A. r. will give a dime social
at their hall Tuesday evening, Nov.
22nd.
There were 815 votes for the bank
ing law and 1894 against it in st.
CrOiX county.
II n. BascOm was elected chairman
Of the County Board Of Supervisors
now in session at Ellsworth.
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1t is said that the marriage Of a
blind man in Chicago recently was
the means of opening his eyes.
Secure your seats early for Eli
Perkins lecture at the Congregations
al church Friday evening, Nov. Is.
The Rebekahs will give a dime
social at Odd Fellows hall Friday
evening, Nov. %. All are invited.
Preaching in the Congregational
church next Sunday by the pastor