River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-10-20
PERSONAL.

home at Belle Plaine, Mimi, to-mor
row
Miss Verna Golden of Minneapolis |
is in the city, the guest Of Mrs. f. NJ.
Ulrich.
Roy White made a visit to Little |
Falls, Wis, last week returning
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Webster left |
last Monday for their home at Grand |
Tower, Illinois.
Miss Alpha Toby visited in Ham
mond last week, the guest OF Mrs
George Wright.
Mrs J. r. Getchell returned from |
New Richmond Wednesday after a
two weeks visit.
Ed. VERT left to-day for Castle |
Creek, Mimi. lie is in the employ Of
the Glenmont Mill Co.
Mrs. d. II. Ferguson of Belleyille, |
Kansas is visiting her sisters, Misses |
Leyings and Mrs. Flint
Miss Jane Mclaughlin went to Mil
waukee last Saturday where she will
reside for a time with relatives.
Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Stark and Miss
Mckinley from Hammond were re-
cent guests Of Mrs. Val Weisend,
Mrs. G. II. Mcintosh has gone on d
visit to the home Of her mother in
Audubon, Iowa. She will be absent
two months.
E. II. Follansbee returned Saturday
from Rice Lake and Glenwood where
he has been spending a couple Of
weeks with his children.
John Heffern was down from
Minneapolis last week calling on old
acquaintances. He of1iciated as auc-
tioneer at the sale Of the Eli Foster
property, Friday.
Look out for the Firemen's annual
ball.
Candy Bros. Candy at Barnard &
Clough's.
Starch Factory is now running.
Potatoes bought. Wood wanted.
Rev C. H. Mcintosh will preach at
South Fork next Sunday at $3.50 p. NJ
See the Wooden display at II. A
Hagestad & Co.'S, Oct. 81 and Nov. !.
An immense linerof ladies coats and
capes Just received at f. J. Burhyte's
store. See them.
Remember the chicken pie dinner
at Good 'Templars' Hall Saturday
next Price % cents
Those who buy tickets in advance
for the Oregon" lecture may be sure
of good seats reserved for them.
Congregational church next Sunday
Sermons by the pastor. 1890 a. NJ,
"Honoring the House of God" 1870
p. NJ, The Extra Mile"
Tom Stapleton's little daughter
was run over by a lum Der wagon last !
week and quite badly bruised and one
rib broken.
j. Burhyte wishes the ladies to
inspect the splendid line of coats,
capeS and colarettes Just received |
See his notice in another column.
Don't Forget to drop in and take a
look at the suitingS and oyercoatings
displayed in the piece at II. A. Hage-
stad & Co.'S, Oct. 81 and Nov. 1st.
Miss Kate Chase went to Chicago
Saturday. She has accepted a position
as a companion to lady of means and
expects to be gone year or more.
The violin concert the 9th of Oct.
at the Methodist church is sure to be
most enjoyable entertainment and
should be patronized by full house.
Mrs Cyrus Carr received a visit one
afternoon last week from a large
mum Der Of her friends who came with
out her inv&tion. The occasion was
an enjoyable one all the same.
j. G. Thompson, nominated at the
democratic convention at Ellsworth |
the 8th instant, for county superin-
tendent of schools, declines TO have |
his name placed on the ticket.
The rain Of the last week has effect |
ually extinguished the forest fires in |
this state and snow storms in the Da-
kotas, in Iowa and Missouri have al |
layed all fears Of further prairie fires. |
A fine line of chocolates at Barnard |
& Clough's.
The democratic county convention
of St. Croix county held at Hudson |
Monday nominated the following
ticket: Assent bly,, Herman Hebnk;
sheriff, VIM. Kane; treasurer, James
NJ. Olson; clerk, a. J. Stiles; district |
attorney, S. n. Hawkins; clerk of
court, Thomas c. Walsh.
Will Morrow arrived home from
Alaska Friday evening Barney
Carolan and Ted Smolick were in
company with him from the Klon
dixie region but stopped in North
Dakota for a time. Mr. Morrow
went to Alaska year ago last spring
and will return in February to work
some mining claims he has located.
He gives a conservative account of
conditions there showing that the
difficulties and dangers of the climate,
travel and means Of subsistence are
not nearly as bad as the sensational
newspaper reports would lead people
to believe they were.
Crepe tissue-all colors-at Barnard
< Clough's.
Frank Chapman, hospital steward
of the 3rd Wisconsin Volunteers, ar
rived home from Porto Rico FRIDAY.