River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-08-08

3iicuuS IN Town.
Albert Dyson of the New Richmond
Republican-Vo was a guest Of his
cousins here, the Misses Bang. last
week.
John Burr has sold his residence on
Sixth street to Mr. Simms Of Mime
apolis.
Oscar Follansbee, the Glenwood
druggist, was in the city the first Of
the week.
Miss Blanche Langdon visited with
friends in the Twin Cities the first Of
the week.
Prof. Adrian opens two weeks
teachers institute at Menomonie the
10Th instant.
John Bowers OF Maiden Rock was
In town yesterday on his way to Osce-
ola by wheel.
The participants in chariyari in
the south part of the county were ar
rested, tried and fined from S. to S15.
NJ. G. St. John of Clear Lake, S. D.,
was guest Of his cousin, Mrs G. w.
Farnsworth here Saturday and Sun
day.
Mat. Elertson of Baldwin has
bought the N. P. Haugen residence
and will move his family to the city
next week.
James Burr returned yesterday
from Wause0n, Ohio, where he had
been employed for the past three or
four months.
A number OF our citizens joined
the steam boat excursion from Hud-
son to Lake City to-day, given by the
Hudson Elks.
The old plank sidewalk on Main
street between Cedar and Pine streets
is being taken up preparatory to the
putting down of cement walks.
As the JOURNAL goes to press
game Of baseball is in progress on the
Normal campus between the business
men of this city and Ellsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. It. +. Munroe moved
to Ladysmtth last Saturday where f.
E. goes to enter upon his duties as
county clerk .-Apollonia Budget.
Paul Kundert has severed his rela-
tionship with G. F. Winters jewelry
store in consequence Of i'll health and
returned to his home at Columbus.
DR.. George K. Purves, surgeon In
st. Francis Hospital, Wichita, Kan
sas arrived here Monday on visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Purvis.
W. D. McKahan has sold his barber
shop to Obed Fusselman, and has ac-
cepted a position as travelling sales
man for Swift & Co., Chicago Dunn
County News.
Miss Ethel White OF River Falls,
who has been the guest OF Miss Cad
HOLSTER, went to Rice Lake to visit
until Saturday. when she returns to
this city.-Cum berland Advocate.
J. Z. Anderson has pitched tent
with his family at Glenmont on Lake
st. Croix for season Of camp life.
Mr.. Anderson, however, will be found
at the lumber yard during business
hours.
The woodwork at the normal is re-
ceiying furnishing by new coat of
paint-outside and indoors. Some
rooms are being c;.lcimined. A storm
shed has been built in rear OF the
engine room. An appropriation of
5000 was allowed the school for i'm
provements upon the grounds.
Queen Louise bust forms are just
the thing TO wear with shirt waists.
Ask for them at the Millinery EN-
porium.
Dennis Deneen, the Hammond
merchant, has leased the Rhodes
house, corner of Cedar and Fourth
streets, and will move his family here
sometime during this month in order
that his children may have the adj
Vantages Of the Normal school. Mr..
Deneen will continue his mercantile
business at Hammond.
Not much work is being done on the
streets this season thus far. The
street commissioner with one man is
repairing the worst places in the side
walks. A stretch of walk on Main
street In the first ward has been re-
paired. New stringers were used and
plank that had been taken up where
the cement walk was laid.
Some threshlng Of wheat, oats and
barley has been done the past week;
not enough, perhaps, to determine
the general average Of such crops. Re-
ports vary much as to the yield and
quality. The general sentiment as
gathered from expressions is that
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