River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-10-31
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Mrs. Anna johnson was over from
ST. Paul the last Of last week.
Editor E. S. Doolittle was out from
Ellsworth on business Monday.
Mrs. c. II. George returned from
her visit to Vermont last Thursday.
L. Fl. Parker and family of st. Paul
visited the parental home over Sun
day.
Miss Marie Cannon of Minneapolis
is visitor with the family of A. L.
Lien.
G. f. Heinrich made hunting trip
up in the Turtle Lake region the last
Of the week.
Miss Marie Dahl of Cambridge,
Mimi, is visitor with her aunt, Mrs.
f. Engdahl.
Frank NJ. Nye and family of Mime
apolis visited Kinnickinnic friends
over Sunday.
Miss Emma Cooper Of St. Anthony
Park was visitor here with her
mother Sunday.
Mrs. Lessie Haley of Larimore, N.
D., is visiting at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. j. Harshman.
AT the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday the pastor viii preach on the
immortality OF the soul.
Principal McIver of the Hudson
High School was visitor at our High
School ore day last week.
The Normal is in the midst Of its
tirst-term examinations. The second
term begins next Monday.
Mrs. Ida Barney returned the first
of the week from a protracted visit
to friends in Michigan and New
York.
Mrs. Alice Berry returned to her
home in Minneapolis Monday after a
months visit with Mrs. t. j. Snod-
grass.
Mrs. d. G. Warner returned to her
home at Webster, S. D., Monday, after
visit here with her brother, Pres.
W. ]. Brier.
Ira Chase was down from st. Croix
Falls oyer Sunday on a visit to his
mother, Mrs. e. P. Hammond, and
his little girl.
Mrs. A. p. Weld is giving series Of
social entertainments; one was given
Friday evening, one yesterday after
noon, with more TO follow.
Mrs. Carmichael and son, Donald,
and Miss Kate Thomas of Ono visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G..
Knowles Friday and Saturday.
M. A. Hansen has sold his barber
shop and business to Curtis & Lager
stedt, who will run it separate from
the old stand of Curtis & Lagerstedt.
The weather continues fine. The
wind has for the most OF the past week
blown from the south. 1t is pleasant;
we can endure a protracted "spell"
of it.
D. 1. Blakneyi is called to mourn the
death Of his eldest daughter, Nina.
She was married last summer and
went with her husband to Michigan
to reside.
Prof. Sims and several other resi-
dents of the city attended the football
game at Minneapolis last Saturday
between the Iowa and Minnesota
Varsity teams.
Mrs. f. T. Watson and daughter of
Menomonie arrived in the city last
Thursday on visit to relatives
From here they will go to Colorado to
spend several months.
E. A. Brackett went to New York
City the first of last week to see his
son, Robert, who was suffering with a
severe attack Of rheumatism. He re-
turned Monday night bringing Robert
with him.
Mrs. B. e. Vannatta and Mrs. Ella
Heasly go TO Washington Saturday to
remain with relatives through the
winter. Mrs. Vannatta will stay
with her daughter at Spokane and
Mrs. Heasley with her sister at Sno-
homish.
The concert given by the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school last Saturday
evening was a very enjoyable enter
tainment. The program was one Of
real merit, many of the numbers rem
dered being especially fine and eSecut-
ed in perfection. The little folks also
did well and their efforts were appre-
ciated and recognized with demon
strations of approval and applause.
Mr.. Ulrich is putting down a cement
sidewalk in front of Geo. TIL. Smiths
new building next to the Bank of
River Falls. A cement walk was laid
in front Of Allard, Stewart Co. g store