River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-07-04
DIED.

D1ED.
MoUNTFORp.-At the home of her
sister, Mrs. l.. w Clark, in this city,
June %, 1901, of the intirmities of
age, Mrs Laura Mountford, aged
81 years, month aud - days.
The deceased was born at Sheldon,
n. Y d. April %, 1918. She was mar
ed TO Th0s. Mountford Nov. %, lS47.
She was the mother OF six children,
five Of whom survive TO mourn her
loss. The funeral was held Thursday,
June -, Rev. Il. d. Bewick conduct
ing the services, and the remains
were laid TO rest in Greenwood Gem
etery.
"A precious one from us has gone,
voice we loved is stilled.
a mace IS vacant in our homes
Which never can be filed
God, in his wisdom, has recalled
The boon his love has given;
And though the body mOulders here
The soul is safe in heaven"
Mrs Barnes, wife Of Rev. G. L.
Barnes, died at BarabOo Friday Of last
week. She was 33 years old. Mrs.
Barnes had many admiring friends in
this city where her husband was rec
tor Of the Episcopal church for two
years, -lS94-5.
A memorial service with an address
will be held in Trinity church, this
city, on Saturday morning at ten
O'Clock. Her friends and the parish
toners are respectfully invited TO at
tend
j. G. Johnson, who had been employ
ed at the Prairie Mills for several years,
has gone to Cannon Falls, MINI,
where he will operate a -four mill.
He moved his family and household
effects there the first OF the week
The community regret the removal
from the city of this family for whom
they had formed friendly attach
ment.
Messrs. Allard and Stewart are cor
responding with practical cheese
maker with a prospect of his estab-
fishing a cheese factory here. 1t may
readily DC seen that this is a question
where two sides are interested, or
will need TO be IN order to accomplish
anything. 1t Is intimated that this
man will locate here and make cheese
If he can be reasonably assured that
the milk OF as many as $50 cows will
be furnished. This proposition Is up
TO the farmer.
|. o. Isaacson of ri Paso arrived
here the last Of last week and is To-
Gated in the building opposite the
JOURNAL Office, which he purchased
OF J. p. Carroll last fall Mr.. Isaacson
is practical cabinet maker and up
holsterer, a trade in which he has
been engaged for a number OF years
and which he will pursue here. He
sOlicits work In his line and guaran-
tees satisfaction.
The heated term, lasting for four
days, the fore part Of last week, caused
much discom fort. In many places
work In manufactures ceased entirely;
the thermometer ranged above 100 in
many inland cities and there were a
considerable number of prostrations
and some deaths. The hot air, satu-
rated with so much moisture, added TO
the discomfort.
A. T. Thorsen, d. NJ. d., has lOcat-
ed In this city with offices In the Ire
mont for the practice of dentistry.
He is graduate Of the University OF
Minnesota and is well equi pped for
his work both in theory and practice.
lie has had successful experience,
especially In the strengthening of ir-
regular teeth, and as many, particu-
larly young people, have irregularly ar
ranged teeth, they are advised to CON
suit DR.. Thorsen.
We call the especial attention Of the
farming community to the article Of
the Milton Dairy Company, on the
last page of this paper, We believe
that their appeal is well worthy Of
consideration. Creameries In other
parts Of the country are proving highly
advantageous TO the farmers and
there is no reason why one should not
flourish here. This company has an
established reputation and their prod
uct finds ready market at the high
est prices.
The Chetek Assembly which holds
its annual sessions at Chetek, Barron
county, will be opened this year July
i and continue two weeks. The in
tellectual entertainments are all high
class. Speakers Of the best ability
will discuss the great questions Of the
day celebrated diylnes will preach
eminent scientists will give learned
dissertations: humorists will raise
the risibles, and musicians discourse
IN strains Of melody. Prof. A. L. Ew-
Ing Of this city Is on the program for
his popular lecture on Yellowstone
Painfully 20.