River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-02-28
PERSONAL.

F.M. Beebe was down from Cylon
last week.
Abner Thompson is down from
New Richmond.
w. S. Armstrong passed a few days
with his family at home the past
week.
Mrs. James Boals visited friends in
ST. Paul last week.
Nick Wiger was over from the U. of
Mimi. over Sunday.
Mrs. j. B. Dunning is visiting rel
atives in Wyndemere, n. d.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Pratt visited
relatives in St. Paul last week.
Editor. L. S. Doolittle was ont from
Ellsworth Saturday afternoon.
Benjamin F. Sweet visited relatives
in Faribault for a week recently.
Dr. Radcliff is enjoying a visit from
his sister from Waterfowl, s. d.
Don Healey was at home from Wav-
erly on a visit a few days last week,
Frank G Peterson visited with
friends in the country over Sunday.
Mrs. ]. J. feelings spent few days
with her sister in Minneapolis last
week.
Miss Genevieve Cline of Hudson has
been visiting her friend Miss Clara
Crogan.
Josiah H. Johnson has been laid up
for the last ten days in consequence
of fall.
Mrs P. f. Hosch Of Little Falls,
Mimi, is visiting her parents MIND
Mrs. Rogers.
Mrs. D. A. Ostrom is spending
few days in Hudson, the guest Of her.
daughter, Mrs. w. II. Tozer.
Miss Sue Downer came home from
her school at Minneapolis the 22nd
for a two-days' visit at home.
Miss Emma Pomeroy returned Sun
day from Missouri where she had been
on an extended visit with relatives.
Mrs. W. E. Webster of Hudson
made her parents, Mr. and Mrs
James Gray of this city, visit Mon
day.
James Mcdonald of River Falls ar
rived here last Saturday for visit
with his brother, NJ, B. Mcdonald.
Clear Lake Star.
Miss Emma Cooper took advantage
of the holiday vacation--the 22nd-to
come over from St. Anthony Park to
visit with her mother.
President Brier, accompanied by his
wife, in Chicago this week in attend
ance at convention of the National
Educational Association.
DIR. Radcliff accompanied by his
sister went to Rock Elm yesterday to
attend the funeral of their brothers
wife, which occurs to-day.
Mrs. f. T. Watson left last week
for River Falls where she will visit
for few weeks before Joining Mr..
Watson at Menomonie where they
will reside Rice Lake Leader.
Mrs. Elmira Powell went to Apple
ton, Mimi, Friday for visit with her
daughter, Mrs f. C, Miller. She will
also visit her sons Harvey and Newell
at White Rock before her return.
DR.. F. A. Sherman, wife and
little daughter of New Richmond and
Mrs. J. J Cronk, sister of Mrs. Nc
Kiunon, Of Amery spent Sunday at
the Gladstone, guests of Col. and Mrs.
McKinnon.
George Fortune received a carload
OF baled hay from Minnesota Tues
day. This locality has generally had
large surplus of hay for export. A
few years ago a great many carloads
of hay were annually shipped from
the River Falls station. The product
became so large that the business was
overdone to such an extent that only
the very best grade Of timothy could
be marketed at any profit. Last year
was the nearest to a failure of the hay
crop in this vicinity that was ever
known here. Some had quantity Of
old hay left over from the previous
year, and these are fortunate. Straw
is also scarce and much Of the corn
fodder was badly damaged by the long
con tinued rains Of last fall.
The Camp of Woodmen Of the
World of this city has con tracted wit
Mr.. J. III. Langdon TO erect a monu-
ment in Greenwood cemetery to the
memory of Arthur /. Barrett, deceas-
ed, who was beneficiary mber of
the order. This order obligates its
members to pay this last tribute Of
respect to a deceased brother. This
is com aratiyely new organization,
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