River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-07-14
PERSONAL.

friends In Troy.
Miss Inga Olson is spending her va
cation in Martell
Robert Taylor left for Turton, S. D.,
with his family the first Of the week.
Miss Mabel Brown of Alexandria is
the guest of Miss Constance Haugen.
Miss Gertte Phillips of New Rich
mond is the guest of Miss Clara Lien.
Axel Larson returned Tuesday from
a weeks visit to his parents in Still
water
Charlie Houston went to Wheaton,
Mimi, yesterday to remain during
the summer.
Miss Inga Lien left last Thursday
to visit her brothers in Washburn,
Superior and Mason.
Mrs w. L. Beeman and daughter
Of New Richmond are visiting friends
in the city this week.
VIM Wagner of Superior spent the
4th at the home of his aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Linehan.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. ingalls, Of
Waitsburg, Washington, are guests Of
their cousin, Hon. L. II Lord
Jas. T. Starr is sojourning in town
as the best Of summer resorts. He
passed the winter in Waukesha.
Architect William Waters Of Osh-
kosh and Prof. G. l. King of the
State University were here Friday.
Regent Lord is in Madison this
week in attendance upon the annual
meeting of the Normal board of re-
gents.
Misses Marguerite and Lenore Line
han are visiting in Superior, guests of
their aunt and uncle, Mrs. and Mr.
Gus. Wagner.
a. P Forsyth went to Martell this
morning with a new stock of goods for
the drug store which he has Just cs-
tablished there.
Mrs. VIII Fox and daughter Eva Of
Eau Claire are guests at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Smith for a
visit Of two weeks.
Harvey Simonds Of Monteyideo,
Mimi, visited relatives in the city the
first of the week, guest of the Short
and Knowles families.
Mrs. D. w. Currier and daughter,
Hester Hulst, have gone to New
Antioch, Ohio, to spend the summer
with Mrs Curriers' sister.
Harry Hurlburt, foreman of Tubs
printing office, left to-day in company
with his wife for a few days visit to
Cameron and Apollonia, Wis.
Miss Gertie Andrus left last Satur-
day evening for Thompson, n. d.,
on a visit to friends. She will join an
excursion there to Winnipeg.
Miss Cheney prepared very pleas
ant reception for her mother and Mrs.
Page on their return from a visit in
Minneapolis Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Peter Settlemeyer and Mr.
Andrew Frolich who spent the fourth
with John Yockem, returned to their
home in Minneapolis last Tuesday
Mrs. Dugan and sister, Miss Lamb
Of st. Paul, are spending the hot
weather in River Falls at the home
Of Mrs George Pratt. Mr.. Dugan
who is in the railway service comes
down Saturday and remains over
Sunday.
Rev. T. X. Thorveldsen Of Eau
Claire, State lecturer and organizer
for the Anti-saloon League Of Wis
consin gave a lecture in the NJ. f.
church Sunday night. His subject
was, ''The Saloon Must Go"
The Waldorf Company play AS
You Like It. in Ellsworth tomorrow
night.
Regular meeting of the W. c. 7. L.
at 2:30 tomorrow friday afternoon
at Mrs. G. D. Parker's
Married, July 18th at the Baptist
parsonage in this city, by Rev. E. D.
Bewick, Mr.. B. Bachner and Miss
Sadie Smith, both Of Minneapolis
The ChiIdren's Day concert, post
poned last Sunday on account Of the
union service, will be given next Sun
day evening at the Baptist church.
-
yT;-- e I,;- ait,, will
teach her first term Of school in Dist.
No. 8, Oak Grove, and Miss Addie
Cornish her first term in the Whit
comb district in Kinnickinnic.
The streets Of the city are in very
good shape. Such grade work as was
needed has been com pleted and the
street commissioner is now giving his
attention to the repair Of old side
walks and the laying down Of new
walks where most needed
Childrens Day services will be held |
at the Congregational church next |
Sunday morning. The subject Of the |
service will be THE Builders. A
collection for the Red Cross Society |
will be taken. Christian Endeavor |
meets at p. NJ No other evening |
meeting.
The committee selected to report |
upon the ACCESSIBILITY Of purchasing |
the land opposite and including the
Glen" for a city park have investi-
gated and are ready to report to the
City Council They report in favor |
of the purchase. They looked over |
the ground and found it suitable from !
its convenience to the city, its adapt
ability for the purpose, the title and |
price. They also find the people anx-
ious for the city to secure it.
The Boys of the Amateur Band,
assuming that they have by virtue Of
diligent study and persistent practice
won claim to have passed beyond |
the pursuit Of playing for fun and |
attained to something more meri-
torious than supericiality, have
dropped the designation of Amateur
and voted them selves the River Falls