River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-03-03
Percy APP Roberts is visiting in
Chicnc rn this wool.

Johnson.
Dr. Parker and wife were in st.
Paul Saturday, remaining with
friends over Sunday.
Mrs. L. II. Mead of Shell Lake, one
Of the official visitors for the Normal
School. is in the city to-day.
Mrs. Lewis and son, Bonnie, who
have been spending the winter here,
have returned to their home in Chi
cago.
II S. Mead, attorney at law of
Minneapolis visited his sister, Mrs E.
Van VoorhIs Of this city the first Of
this week.
VIM. Carleton and wife Of Angus,
Mimi, arrived to-day on d visit to
Mrs w. S. Armstrong and other rela-
tiyes and friends.
J. b. Jensen, w Walsingnam and
e. S. Doolittle came over from Els
worth and interviewed some Of their
friends Saturday.
George Nelson and wife who have
been visiting here for the past six
weeks returned to their home in
jamestown, n. D., Monday.
Robert Brackett was down from
st. Paul on Monday calling on his
parents and friends. He also trans
acted some business in his line.
Miss Myrtle West left Tuesday eve
ming for Fargo n. D.. where she will
visit a few days and spend the summer
with her brother Ernest near Park
River.
J. w. Bradshaw came down from
Superior last Thursday to look over
the wreck, and ADJUST matters with
the insurance mpanies. The build
ing will be repaired at once.
Rev. c. II. Moxe preached in the
Congregational church at Amery last
Sunday, morning and evening At
the close of the evening service
unanimous call TO the pastorate was
extended TO Mr. MoXie.
r. S. Robson and Fred Lord were
out from Ellsworth Monday to give
coumenance to the conferring of the
r. A. degree Of the Chapter. They
also contributed their share of appTe-
citation Of the banquet.
Downs Parker arrived home from
HALEY, Idaho, last Thursday and re-
manned until Monday. He was en-
route to Chicago where he goes to
purchase machinery for a mining
company Of which he is the general
manager. He will spend a few days
here on his return trip.
Born, in this city, to Mr.. and Mrs
Emory Hill March 3, 1895 a daughter.
The young ladies taking kindergart-
en- will visit Minneapolis schools Fri
day.
CLEARANCE SALE.-To make room
for Spring Goods all winter hats will
be sold regardless Of cost at the River
Falls Millinery Emporium.
Rev. C. II. Moxie has been called to
the pastorate Of the Congregational
church at Amery. Wis, and has also
been invited to visit the church at Elk
River, Mimi
An entertainment by representa-
tives of the Salvation Army is an
nounced for tomorrow, Friday, even
ing, at Opera Hall The object of
the meeting is said to be to raise funds
to enable the Army to establish
branch Of the organization in this
city.
Fred Currier went to Minneapolis
yesterday to confer with his partners,
he having been advised by the build
ers Of his boat at Racine that they
cannot have it finished and ready to
start from Seattle until the 18th of
April 1t was expected the boat
would be done much sooner.
7. II. Daniels has completed the
improvements to the interior Of his
store, which have been in progress for
sometime past In the rear end is
fitted up a well appointed and COM
modious grocery department, over
which is platform easily accessible
and we'll filled with a supply of mems
clothing.
The Rebekahs, with the comfy
ance Of Mrs Knowles, gave Q. G.
Knowles an agreeable surprise last
evening. They invaded the house
with we'll filled lunch baskets, played
cinch, and enjoyed themselves general
ly with good cheer until late hour.
As token Of esteem they presented
their host with an elegant easy chair.
w. ?. Marshall has recently been
appoln led "A special agent Of the Globe
Fraternal Accident and Sick Benefit
Association of Minneapolis. The
Globe is one of the leading aSsocia-
tions Of the Northwest G. II Nero,
formerly Of Pierce county, is the
treasurer, which is guarantee that
the members will receive honest and
fair treatment.
The Owens tanning mill and
grain separator manufactured at
Minneapolis, Mimi, is pronounced by
competent millers and farmers to be
the best thing of its kind in the world.
Itcleans oats from wheat and mustard
seed from flax 1t has been used sue
cessfully for the past eight years and
has grown in popularity until it out
ranks as a fayorite any machine on the
market. George Fortune is the agent
in River Falls, and is always glad to
show its merits.
The River Falls Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons, conferred the Royal
Arch Degree upon three victims, @.
o. Wilcox Of Trenton, Fred Tuebert
of Beldenville, and Walter Wood of
this city last Monday night. A royal
banquet was served after the initia-
tory services at which much good
cheer was in evidence. A number Of
visiting companions were present
from adjoining towns From Hudson