River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-11-03
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Michaelson Of Hudson is clerk
ing at Jenson's.

Mrs. Mary Gibbs has returned from
her visit to Starbuck, Minnesota.
Miss Margaret Armstrong will COM
mence her term Of school in Gertrude
Monday.
c. D. Ferguson left for Cleveland,
Ohio, Friday where he will resume
his residence.
Mrs. Emory Hill will soon 60 to
White Rock, SD, where her husband
has employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Rollins are Wis
iting their nephew, Charles Rollins,
and family in Minneapolis
Mrs. e J. Thompson Of New Rich
mond has been visiting in the city,
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Peter Horstad. She returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. G. A. Hull started for Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. this morning where she
will visit with relatives the most of
the winter.
Dr. G. A. Hull is home from Ne
braska where he has been on a bust
ness trip for the most of the past
summer and fall.
Mrs. J. NJ. Smith and Mrs. Frank
Ensign 60 to La Crosse Tuesday as
delegates to represent the Tuesday
Club of this city at the Confederation
! pf LVppap'S Climbs
Mrs. Lyman Durand Of Hudson
came out saturday accom- panied by
her children to visit at Mr.. Frank
! Pomeroy' s-her Understanding to
her home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. G. l. Ap Roberts and Mrs. S.
S. A. Dunbar left for Chicago Friday
afternoon. Mrs. APP Roberts visits
her sister in Chicago and Mrs. Dunbar
goes to visit her brother, Hiram
Bates and family at Amboy, Illinois.
Joel Farnsworth is visiting relatives
and old friends in the city for few
weeks He has been living with his
daughter, Mrs j Elliott at Sheldon,
Iowa, the past summer His grand
daughter, Miss Bessie Elliott ac-
compauied him to this city.
The River Falls Millinery Empor-
ium is headquarters for millinery.
The X. 0. T. NJ. social at G. A. r.
hall last evening was fairly well at
tended and thoroughly enjoyed, The
music for the dance was of a high or
der.
There was a sociable gathering and
enjoyable time with congratulations
at the residence of Mr.. j. G. Crowns
last Saturday, the occasion being The
anniversary Of his 80th birthday.
The inmates Of St. Croix county's
poor house, twenty three in number,
now occupy the new building for the
poor at New Richmond. They were
transferred to their new quarters the
10Th.
E. w. Hetherington of New Rich
mond, member of Co. G, ard Wis,
died at Newport News the 10th OF
Oct This was the second death in
the company Of l06 men since it was
mustered in.
Bevy Chidester of Company II, 3rd
Wisconsin, came up from Menomonie,
headquarters Of the company, Mon
day night but arrived in Hudson too
late to take the train with Company
G boys and was obliged to drive out.
The reception was over before he ar
rived in River Falls which was I'M
fortunate as he was as much entitled
to participate as a recipient of the
demonstration of welcome as any of
the others. He is one Of our soldier
boys and has a warm place in our affec-
TONS
The first regular meeting of the
Derthick Club was held last Friday
evening at the home of Miss Powell.
The program was selected from
Chopin" with introduction and pre-
lude by Perry" Each selection was
accompanied by fitting prelude in
the form Of a poem, which aided very
materially in bringing about a fuller
understanding Of Chopin's beautiful
work. Those taking part were: Mrs.
Swartz. Miss Louise Coggshall, Miss
Miriam Powell, Mrs. Ewing, Miss
Powell, Mrs. Thatcher, Mrs. Theo.
Nichols, Miss Langdon.
Those attending the violin recital
of Miss Verna Golden last Thursday |
evening were given rare treat.
From her first appearance until the !
last note of Home, Sweet Home |
melted into silence, Miss Golden's |
power to charm all-the unmusical |
as well as the musical-was evident.
Her program presented a variety Of |
selections which exhibited skill in |
technique as we'll as sympathetic iu-
depreciation. In the Fantasia 4AppdS- |
sioaata her manner Of handling the |
bow seemed masculine in its virility, !
while in the tenderness and delicacy |
Of Gade's R0ma7zd it was purely femi-
nine. In addition to her skill as a |
musician Miss Golden has poise and
ease Of manner that is very winning.
1t is not too much to say that Miss
Golden shows power that should in
time place her in the front rank Of
violinists.
The program of the evening was
pleasantly varied by vocal selections
rendered by the Lady Quartet and
Mrs. Toby, and a recitation by Miss
Winnie Stiles.
Among the professional fraternity
of River Falls is Mr.. E. d. Warren
DO. This gentleman is disciple OF
Osteopathy, the drugless science that
has attracted such wide spread atten-
ton and comment during the last
few years. They use no drugs or
medicine Of any kind and for this
reason a great many have said then
it must be a faith cure for massage, y
but it bears no relation to either, all
the doctor asks is that you investigate
nstacyo +by and Give as fair a trial as !