River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-28
LOCAL ITEMS.


worth Saturday.
Sidney Symes returned from Es-
mond, N. D., Monday evening.
Mrs. Eugene Van Voorhis visited
relatives in Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. Coleman of Berkshire Hills,
Mass, is guest of Miss Sarah Powell.
S. E. Paul Of Fairfax, Mimi, was
visitor at John Yocum' $ last week.
Miss Vinta Preston commenced
term Of school near Ellsworth Mon
day.
B. M. Dopkins returned Tuesday
from Waupaca, where he had been on
visit.
Miss Mildred Ensign has returned
from Superior and is again attending
the Normal
DR.. Mary Downer entertained her
Sunday school class at her home Fri
day evening.
Homer Campbell is in st. Paul at
work in the drug establishment Of
Walker & Frost.
+. d. Otis Of Apollonia arrived here
Friday for visit OF several weeks
with his mother.
Olin Markle Of Litchfield, Mimi,
has been visitor at j. w. Rawson's
during the past week.
James Stewart of the town Of River
Falls has been granted a pension Of
eight dollars month.
Mrs. Aran Shepard had a visit
from her brother, Henry Du Boise,
OF Minneapolis, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Rogers are on a
two weeks visit to their daughter,
Mrs. Jenness, at Hammond.
W. A. Caldwell of Clifton was re-
elected by the county board as a
member of the Poor Farm board.
Mrs. Weed and daug liter and Mrs.
Underwood OF Downing are guests
of their sister, Mrs. S. A. Dunbar.
Paul Wadsworth returned Saturday
from Montana and North Dakota,
where he had been employed the past
year.
Mrs. S. N, Harrison returned to her
home at Peshtigo Saturday after a
visit Of two weeks with her father,
W. P. Peckham.
Charles Loring OF Crookston, Mimi,
leading lawyer Of that city, arrived
here Saturday even ing for short
visit with his aunt, Mrs. NJ. T. Fields.
Mrs. Joseph Bell of Roberts gave
a reception to number Of friends
last Friday evening. Miss Edna Chin
mock was among the guests from this
place.
The telephone central is closed to-
day from 10 a. m. to 3p. m, Miss Alice
Dunbar, the faithful operator, goes
home to Hudson for Thanksgiving
dinner.
After three weeks OF confinement
at home by serious illne s
Martin Olson is so far recover
ed as to be able to attend to business
in his store.
DR.. and Mrs. @. M. Gould and Dean
Andrews are visiting in ,the city.
They are on their way to Arizona
where Mrs. Gould and Dean will stay
during the winter.
A joint teachers association of
Dunn and st. Croix counties was
held at Glenwood last Saturday
Prof. Sims was present and discussed
Mature Work for the Common
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st. Croix county will have two
Farmers Institutes this season: one
at Deer Park, Dec. 10 and IL. and one
at Woodville, on the same dates.
Pierce County has but one--at River
Falls, Dec. IL and 10.
Religious services for Thanksgiving
will be held in the Baptist church
Thanksgiving evening at the usual
hour OF the evening church service.
Rev. D. B. Spencer will preach the
Thanksgiving sermon,
The county board effected trade
with Larson Bros, to the advantage
OF both the county and the Larsons
in swapping standing timbe for
cleared land. The county wants the
land and the Lsrsons want the tim
Der.
A service will be held in Trinity
church at 1880 D. m. every Sunday
during the month Of December. The
subject Of the sermons will be "The
Four Last Things:-Death; Judg-
ment; He'll; and Heaven" The heat
ing arrangements Of the church have
been improved and the difficulties
from the smoke and low temperature
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