River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-08-22

Der Of her young lady friends Monday
afternoon.
Prof. Herbert Gill and wife return
to their home at Bozeman, Montana,
tomorrow.
Miss Margaret Anderson has re-
turned from her visit TO relatives in
Trempealeau county.
Mrs. d. d. Day went to Beardstown,
ILL.,, Monday, to visit month, or six
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Julia Pierce of Minneapolis is
visiting friendsin the city and looking
after her interests in her farm.
81. l.. Wadsworth returned last
Thursday evening from his visit to
North Dakota and Washington.
Miss Nora Chrlstianson of st. Paul
who has been a guest OF Mrs. Walter
Currier returned home yesterday
Mrs. Hallett and children, OF River
Falls were calling on old accquaintan-
ces here this week.-Prescott Trib-
une.
Mrs. Mable Hayes of Austine, MINI.
who has been visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. r, McKabe, returned
Tuesday.
Mrs, NJ. Taggart has returned from
her visit to Buffalo, MINI. Her
daughter, Miss Margaret, returned
with her.
Miss Florence Krauth went to Still
water, MIMI, Saturday to spend
couple Of weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Anna Eggard.
Mrs. w. S. Van Meter, nee Miss
Ella Musser,-of Hamline, Mimi,
visited relatives in this city and vicin-
ity from Thursday to Monday.
The town Of Warren in St. Croix
county was assessed this year up to
S632 6i5, as against 1914, 1876 last year.
This is the biggest raise in value re-
ported.
Rev. A. G. Johnson has gone TO
Charlton, Iowa, where be has taken
the pastorate of the Mission church.
His family will join him about the
1st of September.
Mrs. III. Wiger and Mrs. H. julie
Forsyth entertained large company
of ladies' on Mrs. Wiger's lawn yester-
day and have larger company invit-
ed for this afternoon.
We have one seven-room house on
Cascade Ave. for rent, and one small
furnished house on Main Street. Stu
dents preferred. Call at the Cascade
Mills. w. PUTNAM.
Eugene Van Voorhis will move into
Mrs. Butler Parker's house for the
winter when DR.. Radcliff moves to
Balsam Lake. Mr.. Van Voorhis will
build residence in the spring-on the
lots north of the Prairie Mill.
Saturday the St. Croix Farm Land
Co., Messrs. Frear and Turner of
Hudson, managers, sold the S. j.
Moulton farm In Kinnickinnic, one
half mile west Of Pleasant Valley, to
Henry Phillips Of Iowa county, Wis.
This has been the Moulton homestead
for thirty-seven years and Tr and
Mrs. Moulton, who expect 10 make
their future home in Minneapolis,
leave large circle Of friends through
out the county.
Editor E. S. Doolittle, accompanied
by his son Harold, was in the city Sat-
urday. Mr.. Doollttle was looking up
business In the interest of the Pierce
County Agricultural Association OF
which he is and has long been the
faithful and efficient secretary. lie
reports encouraging prospects for
successful fair this fall. The pros
pectus and program for the fair to be
held at Ellsworth September Is, 10
and 20 will soon be ready for circula-
ton.
Miss Rosa Cheney, who has been a
teacher in the Platteville Normal for
the past four or five years, goes TO
Manitowoc as assistant principal in
the Marathon County Training School
the coming year. Miss Laura II.
Weld, who has taught English Com
position at the High School at Madison
the past year, takes the place vacated
by Miss Cheney at Platteville. In the
case of both these young ladies the pro-
motion to these higher stations is ac-
companied by an advance in salary.
Just received, a fine line OF Ladies',
Misses and Children's felt hats for
early fall wear. Every one the latest.
Call and inspect my line.
NJ. Z. WHEELER.
News was received here the last
OF last week of the death OF Mrs. Car
RE 3. Matthew of San Jose, Califor-
mia. She was 80 years Of age. Many
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