River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-09-05

Mrs. Julia Pierce returned TO her
home in Minneapolis Saturday.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
Spalding next Wednesday at 2:30 p. IN.
A special term of court was opene d
at Ellsworth by Judge Helms, Tues
day.
Miss Shew and Mrs. White of War
rem, Mimi, are guests Of relatives
here.
APPRENTICES WANTED.--A good,
steady boy at this Office to learn the
printing trade.
Miss Merle Bennett of Ellsworth is
the guest of the Misses Sarah and
Annie Watson.
Misses Julia and Agnes Foley are
whiting friends in Minneapolis and
Anoka this week
Mrs. Andrew Lien returned Satur-
day from an extended visit with her
children at Washburn.
Street Hats for Fall at the Millin-
cry Emporium.
County Superintendent John o.
Keeffe was down from Hammond and
spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Emily Parsons goes to Sioux
City, Iowa, to-day to resume her
work in the public schools.
David Smith Of Chester Hill, Ohio,
is a visitor in the city, guest OF his
lifelong friend, Osborn Strahl.
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Hill of Kinnic-
kinnic are called to mourn the loss of
a child. 1t was seven months old and
died Monday.
Miss Sophie Shultes of Webster, S.
D., will spend the winter with her
aunt, Miss Alice II. Shultes of the
Normal faculty.
Mrs. A. Jenness of Hammond, ac-
companied by her dauohter, Gladys,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Rogers.
Baldwin is well represented in the
Normal school at this place, delega-
ton of six from that village commenc-
ing the year OF the school.
Rev. DR.. Fayette Durlin died at his
home at Madison Saturday. aged II.
He was rector in charge OF the Epis.
copal church here in 1928.
A candy factory has been opened
for the manufacture Of commercial
saccharlne pabulum here-next door
to the office Of DR.. Gendron.
j. r. Getchell OF Willmar, Mimi,
who had been here for weeks visit
with relatives, left Tuesday for Valley
City, N. D., for visit to relatives at
that place.
Mayor G. w. Chinno ok has sold his
residence, corner of Second and Divis.
ion streets to w. II. Lansing of Mad
ison. The sale was made through the
Morgan Land Agency.
For SALE Several full blood Colts
void bucks. p. A. GLASS.
The State Sunday School conven-
tion Of Wisconsin is to be held at
Waukesha, Sept. 1919. A strong pro-
gram has been prepared and delegates
will be present from all parts of the
state.
Miss Carlotta Blaurock returned
home last Friday. She has spent the
past two years in the study of art in
England, France, Germany and Italy,
and speaks all of these languages
fluently.
A number Of residents who taught
school last year are attending the
Normal this year. Among these are
Johanna Iverson, Minnie Coggshall
Mabel Keith, Hattie Goldsmith, Clara
Henderson, Elva Rounsevell.
Aleck r. Wright, editor of the
Dickey On. d. County Herald, while
down to the Minnesota State Fair
this week took advantage of the CD.
portunity to come TO River Falls to
visit his father, Alexander Wrig hit.
A competent dressmaker desires
work either at home or out. Call at
Mrs. Ostrom's, Spring street.
Among those who will 60 from here
to the National Encampment of the
G. A. R. at Cleveland are: G. w. Chin
mock and wife; e. B. Armstrong and
wife; G. r. Ellis: J. P. Carroll; G.. Z.
Pratt; Mark Welker; John Chinook
and wife. They start for Cleveland
tomorrow afternoon.
Water-mellons seem to have appro-
priated sufficient amount OF mois-
ture to constitute good crop. They
seem to have accumulated more than
their share Of water to the detriment,
perhaps, Of the growth OF other crops.
Last Sunday afternoon Rev. E. D
Bewick and J. w. Rawson addressed
a gospel meeting at the Park. This