River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOCAL ITEMS.

GlenWood last week.
Everett Fuller of Shell Lake was a
visitor here for few days last week.
Mrs. Lyman Durand returns to her
home at Livingston, Wash, Saturday.
T. B. Wheelock of St. Paul has
been visitor in the city the past
week.
Ralph Mcintyre is teaching in the
Pape district in the town of Ham
mond.
Mrs. L. D. Morgan returned from
her visit to friends at Bondurant,
Iowa, Friday.
Claud Sharbano, Clyde Catura and
Pete Mcmahon returned from Gilby,
n D., Tuesday.
Miss Catherine Nash, an experience
ed saleslady, Of Rice Lake, is clerking
in the Boston Store.
Charlie Houston and Lyman Weld
we're down from the University Of
Minnesota over Sunday.
Ernest Currier returned Friday
from Orr, N. D., where he had been
employed in an elevator.
Mrs. Mary H. Webster has gone to
Grand Tower, H., to spend the win
ter with her son Spencer.
Will Lusk, accompanied by friend,
was up from the University at Madi-
son the first of the week.
Mrs. Frank Thayer, accom- panied
by Miss L. Thayer, returned Monday
from visit to friends in Hudson.
Miss Mabel Langdon closed a sue
cessful term of school at Star Prairie
last week and has returned home.
Arthur and Dorothy Trenholm of
st. Paul spent Sunday with their
cousins, Lyle and Juliette Randall.
Frank Pomeroy, Jr., returned to
Minneapolis this morning to resume
his duties on the Burlington trains.
Miss Alice Parsons was down from
her school at Minneapolis and spent
Saturday and Sunday at home with
her mother.
Andrew Hendrickson Of Grand
Forks, N. D., made flying visit here
this week, arriving Tuesday and leav-
fnrr fhic
Lester Griffin, DIR. Gray Of Hudson,
l.. w. Bundy and L. Enslin go on a
hunting trip to the northern part OF
the state tomorrow.
Miss Ruth Woodworth was out from
Ellsworth Friday and attended the
dance Of the Young Mems Dancing
Club in the evening.
Fred Williams, Lewis Platt, Bert
Dunn and Bert Symes, went to Gable
Saturday on hunting trip. Min.
Chinook will join the party the 18th
Miss Mary Peterson of Los Angeles,
California, is visiting her brother, s.
Q. Peterson, arriving Tuesday. They
had not seen each ether for eleven
years.
Williams s. Ross, photographers,
have rented the old fire engine build
ing. They will have it fixed up for
the purpose and occupy it as picture
gallery.
Mrs. Sue Featherstone returned tC
her home at Red Wing, Mimi, last
Friday. She was accompanied by hel
sister, Miss Edna Pomeroy, who will
reside with her.
Prof. D. E. Cameron, principal Of
the Washburn High school, has
planned a series of Parents Meet
ings" in connection with the schools
The meetings are to be held in the
evening.
The Methodist ministers had 9
meeting at Eau Claire Nov. 4, 5 and
for the discussion of subjects in theil
line of business. Rev. Snodgrass reaC
a paper on docs the Spirit SurviY'
the Body?"
Those canine dogs that got into sucl
an unseemly scrap in the postoffice TIT
other evening ought to be ashamed o
emselves. They must have beer
taught better manners.
The Young Mems Dancing club hel(
their second dance at Opera Hall Fri
day night. A select mum Der OF younl
people responded to the invitations Il
attend, including a number from
Hudson, Hammond, Baldwin, Roberts
and Ellsworth. Smiths orchestr;
furnished the music.
Marcus Hutchinson was In the city
Tuesday. He came down from Gilby
N. D., Monday and he and Henri.
Brown left yesterday for Montana
where they will work on the extension
Of the railway which the Great North
ern is building from Jennings nortl
| into the KOotenai country.