River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-14
LOCAL ITEMS

a. Pozll visited with friends in st.
Paul over Sunday.
Rob. ApRoberts was over from Min
neapolis over Sunday.
George and Toby Sweet visited in
Hudson over Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Thomas went to Renville,
Mimi, last week for visit with rela-
tiyes.
j. e. Hunter, Jr., Of Troy spent
Saturday at the home of N. D, Nor
throp.
Mrs. P. L. Annis is enjoying a visit
from her mother, Mrs Hathaway Of
Hersey.
Editor e, S. Doolittle, wife and
son of Ellsworth, were visitors in the
city Saturday.
Mesdames Tozer and Thatcher and
Miss Sarah Powell were St. Paul visi-
tors last Saturday.
Mrs. A. P. Foster has gone to Che
banse, Ill. to visit withsrelatives until
after the holidays.
Miss Cymbra Daniels came home
Saturday from Cloquet, Mimi, where
she has been teaching.
Mrs. Gilbert Norseng is spending
the week with relatives at Me-
nomonie and Rice Lake.
Miss Clara Krauth returned last
week from visit Of several weeks
with relatives at Medford
Miss Myrtle Currier visited with
Mrs. Edna Chaplin Pitts at Ham
mond several days last week.
Mrs Bruce Youells and Miss Julia
Johnson of St. Paul were visitors with
Mrs. A. M. Youells over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Noyes of st.
Vincent, Mimi, visited their sister,
Mrs. George Pratt, over Sunday.
Miss Lavlnia Symes, who has been
teaching in N. D., came home last
week for vacation of several weeks.
A. T. Carroll has been appointed by
the city council supervisor in the Bird
ward in place of Isaac Beers who re-
| signed.
Principal McIyer of the Hudson
High school and eight Of his associate
teachers were all-day visitors at the
Normal yesterday.
Mrs. G. V. Guy returned from Mil
waukee Thursday where she had been
called by the fatal illness of G. N.
Childs, cousin of her husband.
Mrs, Bradfeld and children Of La
Crosse are guests with relatives here,
Mrs. Brad6eld's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
0. Strahl, and her sister, Mrs. J. M
Smith.
Mrs. S. n. Harrison Of Peshtigo, &C
companied by her children, is guest
at the home OF her father, w. P. Peck
ham, and sisters, the Misses Laura
and Lucy Peckham.
Miss Leah B. Frye, who had been
visiting with her aunt, Miss Belle
Frye, for several weeks, left Monday
for New Cam bria, Kansas, where she
will spend the winter with her sister
DR.. and Mrs. w. +. Lewis of Oak
land, Cal, old-time residents in River
Falls, visited here from Thursday to
Saturday, guests Of Mrs. M. Claggett
and Mrs. Josephine Reed. They were
on their way to Oshkosh.
The remains of Frances, the four.
year-old daughter of Emery G. HILL
were brought here for burial by the
sorrowing parents Tuesday. The
child died at the home of it's parents
at White Rock, S. D., last Sunday Of
lung fever.
@. N. Childs, we'll known In this vic
unity, died in Milwaukee Oct. %. He
was cousin OF the late G. V. Guy anC
had travelled for Jewett s. Sherman
wholesale grocers of Milwaukee, fol
over thirty years and until failing
health compelled him to retire from
active work.
Louis Henry met with serious &C
cident while attending corn shred
der on the farm of Fred W. Bliss q
mile west Of the city Monday. Hi:
right hand got caught in the machine
with the result that the first and sec
ond fingers were SO badly crushed that
DR.. Gendron was under the necessity
of amputating both.
! George w. Chinook, Jr., and wife
were involved in an exciting runaway
accident Saturday afternoon. AS
they were driving to town from their
farm, miles north Of the city, with
a four-year old colt hitched with an
other horse and attached to a buggy
the colt became frightened and both
horses started into a run. The bug
gy was overturned and the team got