River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-04-27
PERSONAL.

Walter A. Wood arrived to-day from
Hankinson, n d.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Porter are visit
ing in Amery this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lord were out
from Ellsworth Sunday.
w w. Taggart went to Iowa Thurs
day for an indefinite stay
Mrs. Charles Willard visited Mrs
D. S,iCheney 10 Prescott Thursday.
Frank Chapman is attending the
school of Pharmacy in Minneapolis.
Miss Mae Duke is visiting her sister
Dora and other relatives here this
week.
Miss Nellie White is home from her
school at Lost Creek on account OF
sickness
Mr.. and Mrs. McNeider of st. Paul
have been spending several days with
the Parkers.
Mrs. George McIntire returned to
her home at st. Peter, Mimi, yester-
day morning,
True Glidden goes to Dakota this
week where he has employment for
the summer.
Mrs. Geo. Cobb left Monday for
Washington to care for her mother
who is very sick.
Henry Jensen leaves Saturday fer
Annapolis to take the final examina-
tion with his class,
Will Hornlng of Trenton visited Mr..
Boles' family yesterday and to-day
while on his way to Nye.
Miss Clara Krauth left yesterday
for Medford to spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Shaw.
Mrs. NJ. Gibbs returned Saturday
from Starbuck, Mimi, where she has
been spending few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. s.. Burhyte came
down from Minneapolis Frtrday
night and remained over Sunday,
w. f. Peters of the firm of Lindeke,
Warner & Schurmeir, of st. Paul,
spent Sunday with Martin Olson and
| family.
| j. W. Woehrle, the man who makes
the cake at the White Front Bakery,
was up to St. Paul Monday an visit
to relatives.
Mrs. Laura Montford of Glencoe
| Junction arrived here last week to
make her home with her sister, Mrs.
l.. w. Clark.
Attorney John Mcmahon returned
home last Saturday after several
weeks legal work in the central west
ern counties of the state.
Mr.. F. r. Woodruff, the Represent
alive for Metropolitan Music Co. of
Minneapolis, was in town from Thurs
day until Saturday last week.
Gus Wagner of West Superior
came down Saturday and is improv-
| ing his visit here with a division of
| time between work-improving his
property-and recreation along the
| trout streams.
Mrs. George Fortune returned from
a two weeks visit Monday. She pas
sed the time very pleasantly, part Of
the time with Mrs. Will Young nee
Martha Balloon at Milwaukee, and a
part with her son Willie in Chicago.
Dan Cameron was visiting friends
here this week and, incidentally,
hunting for business. Dan is an in
surance hustler. He can make a
man believe that an insurance of
$1,000 will prolong life worth % cents
for so years.
Louie Lien returned from Ell Paso,
| Texas, Tuesday forenoon. He
| had been in New Mexico to secure the
benefits of a dry, rare atmosphere for
the benefit of respiratory troubles,
and fiuds himself much improved in
that respect. The water at Ell Paso
was bad, however, and his general
| health was somewhat impaired by its
use.
! Mr.. and Mrs. II Gleason were called
to st. Paul a week ago Monday in con-
sequence of the death of their grand
daughter, Mabel Stems, young lady
of 10, who died the day before of
Bright's disease. The funeral was
held Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs.
| Gleason returned home Friday. Mrs.
Florence Seton, their daughter Of
Glendale, came down to St. Paul TO
the funeral and to River Falls with
her parents. Mrs. Seton returned to
st. Paul Saturday evening.
For wall paper go to Barnard q
Clough.
Charlie Dorgan is very sick with
brain fever.
Prof. Sims has moved into the O..
Haven house near w. f. Kellogg's.
F. j. Burhyte is improving and is
able to ride out these pleasant days.
President Bridgeman of Hamline
preached in the M. e. Church last
night.
The Ottumwa Quartette were greet
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