River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-05-23
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.

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Loring visited in Star Prairie Friday
and Saturday.
Mr., G. w. West of Portland, Ore
gon, is visiting his brother, J. J.
West and calling on old friends In
town.
Harry Laurensen and Miss Emma
Holmes Of Baldwin attended the
dance at the Park pavilion Friday
night.
The largest car load of buggles and
carriages ever shipped into River
Falls Was received by A. w. Lund last
Saturday.
Mrs. William Barker returned Sat-
urday from Poplar, Douglas county,
where she had been called by the ILL.,
ness Of a relative.
Do not fail to see the Phonoco-op-
graph at the Ezekiel Lutheran church
next Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings May IS and 20.
Miss Lucy Spillcke came down from
Roberts Saturday to accompany the
Merry Milk Maids to Ellsworth and
to reign as their queen.
Miss Cora Chapman is substituting
as teacher in the Public School
for Miss Amy Chapman who has gone
to Dakota for short time.
Mrs. Ashley and Mrs. Mcintosh gave
another Of their delightful series of
entertainments on Monday after
noon. About sixty ladies were pres
ent.
No service in the Congregational
church next Sunday morning. Sun
day school at noon. Following the
Flag" illustrated lecture, at s p. M.
by Rev. q. II. Mcintosh. Prof. A. L..
Ewing will operate the lantern.
John Thelan, brother of Miss Rose
Thelan, teacher in the public school
here, won the Peavey prize Of $25 in
the Sophomore Freshman debate in
the University of Minnesota last
week. Thelan is Sophomore.
The Northwestern Life Insurance
90. has given a manifest of its prompt
manner Of doing business in the Oliver
M. White case. Agent A. t. Carroll
has already RENTED to Mrs. White
the 81 900 stipulated in the policy.
Alfred j. Goss, died at his home in
Hudson last Friday morning. Mr.
Goss was for a long time cashier Of
the Hudson National Savings Bank
which for many years was the leading
banking institution of this part OF
Wisconsin, but failed in the panic Of
1S93-Mr. Goss' father established The
bank in pioneer days.
Special prices in Tailor-Made Suits
great reductions. For particulars
call at the River Falls Millinery EN-
porium.
The Citizens Committee on decorat.
ing, composed of Ed. Elertson, r. N.
Jensen, George Stewart, Chris Wiger,
J. S. Wadsworth, Father J. M. Baur,
Rev. C. II. Mcintosh, Mesdames
Langdon, Weld, e. B. Armstrong and
NJ, T. Field, are requested to meet
at the Office of the city clerk. Friday
AFTERNOON, at 800 o'clock.
BY order of chairman,
ED. ELERTsoN.
The basket social Of the O. E. S. to-
morrow evening is instituted for the
purpose of starting a Relief Fund.
The object will commend itself TO all
mem bers of the order. All members
OF the O. E. S. and Masonic orders
with invited friends are requested to
be present. Every lady should bring
a basket containing supper for two
with her name inclosed. Coffee and
lemonade will be served with each
basket by the O. E. S.
Persons who wish me to move or
raise buildings for them should let
me know soon as l shall leave the city
about the 18th Of June.
ROBERT JOHNSTON.
THE Merry Milk Maids" rendered
here so successfully the 3D. and 4th by
a company of fifty of our young peo-
pie under the direction of Miss Carrie
J. Smith of the Normal faculty, was
rendered by the same company OF
performers at Ellsworth Saturday
night to a delighted audience that
completely filled the Temple Opera.
About one hundred, including the
performers, went out, the Omaha is
suing 81 excursion tickets.
Care Of the complexion during the
summer months; Use lemon juice,
glycerine and rose water, equal parts,
for frecKles and sun-burn.
Don't work over red hot stove
making pies for dessert, Get Is cents
worth of ice cream chocolate or van
illa) sent up from Barnard g. Cloughs.