River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-08-15

- Eu' JOHNSON was VlStJ0F IN New
Richmond last week.
c. +. Pratt and Henry Brown have
returned from South Dakota.
f. J Savage has been granted a
pension Of six dollars a month.
@. j. Henriksen OF Connorsyllle was
in the city the first of the week.
Rrof. j. w. T. Ames and family
went to Appleton yesterday for a
weeks visit.
There will be service at Ezekiel
Lutheran church next Sunday at l0:3O
a. N. by Rev. Blomholm.
Mrs. Eugene Loring returned yes
terday from a visit to her brother,
Charles Hutchinson, at Angel, S. D.
NoTIcE.--HaSe you seen the Brown
lie in Taggart's window? He is pull
ing down the prices. See ad, on first
page.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Van Voorhis,
of River Falls, were the guests of Mrs.
J. G. Hartin on Sunday Hastings
Gazette.
Prof. Edwin t. Reed came home tC-
day, having finished his engagement
as one OF the instructors in the sum
mer school for teachers at Duluth.
LosT.-In this city, between Win
ter's jewelry store and the postoflice,
Rebekah fraternity pin. Finder
please leave same at Telephone Cen
trail.
Attorney Carleton and family of
Minneapolis, who have been taking
their annualouting with quarters at
W. p. Marshall's here, returned to
their home Saturday.
The old firm of Johnson s. Elertson,
hardware merchants, has been dis
solved, j. Ed. Johnson having sold his
interest to Matt Elertson. The name
Of the new firm is Elertson Bros.
Rev, I. H. Cuthbert writes from
his new parish at New Castle, New
Brunswick, $40 miles east of Montre-
al, Canada, that he is nicely situated
with unusual promise of success.
Charles e. Putnam of Los Angeles,
Cal, formerly Of this city, is one of
the lucky 600 teachers sent TO the
Philippines by the government. He
is paid salary of 81 $40 year and
expenses.
Miss Lenora Stewart goes to Glen
wood to teach the ensuing year
Miss Vincent Of Roberts, graduate
from the River Falls High School, will
also teach in the Glenwood schools the
coming year.
John Glennie of Mindoro, La Crosse
county, visited his friend, ]. r. Burr,
here the first of the week. Mr.. Glen.
ME is pleased with the country and
may return, buy home in the yicin.
ity and make his home here.
Greenwood Rebekah lodge have in.
Yited sister lodges Of Prescott, Hud-
son, Ellsworth and Roberts to meet
with them at their annual picnic in
Glen Park tomorrow afternoon.
Lunch will be served at o'clock.
The committee in charge Of the
Episcopal cemetery offer reward for
proof that will convict the persons
who have committed the depreda-
tions on those grounds. The offense
is a serious one and the offenders de-
serve condign punishment.
Rev. VIM. Gill sold his house and
lots, household furniture, etc, at auc-
tion Saturday afternoon. The bidding
was pretty lively and the goods went
off readily at reasonable prices for an
auction sale. Charles Haven. Bought
the house and lots for $1425.
The association Of "Old Academy
Girls" hold their annual picnic at
Glen Park next Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. The committee Of arrange
ments express the desire that there
may be general attendance of the
mem bers. Badges bearing a picture
of the old academy building will be
on sale at the picnic at 20 cents each.
Rev. G. r. Kellerman Of Minneapo-
lis is in the city for few days with
headquarters at the Gladstone. He
is a graduate optician and is now pur-
suing that profession. Mr.. Keller
man was pastor of the Methodist
church hero fifteen or sixteen years
ago and his many friends and admir-
ers will be glad to hear him preach
again. 1t is understood that he will
preach for Mr. Snodgrass Sunday.
Rev. D. II. Spencer Of Des Moines,
Iowa, preached in the Congregational
church here last Sunday and at spe-
cial meeting Of the members Of the
church held Tuesday evening he was
given a unanimous call to the pastor
ate. Mr.. McIntosh's resignation does
a.