River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-27
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Hall.
KITCHEN GIRL WANTED. AT the
New City Hotel.
Raymond Thayer entertains mum
Der of his friends this evening.
Mrs. Curren has sold her house and
lot on Division street TO Geo. Maier.
Miss Vide Finley was home from
her school at Saltwater over Sunday
Clubs OF more than 4 ladies 25c
each. Dancing School Saturday night.
Mrs. J. Harshman had the misfor-
tune to fall and break a rib last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carroll visited
friends in ST. Paul and Minneapolis
over Sunday.
Kratchwil's famous Queen Lil's
Dutchess and Bitter Sweets, for sale
by N. G. Nelson.
Miss Della Gorsuch of New Rich
mond has been guest Of Mrs. w. FL.
Sanderson this week.
John Burr is on a visit to relatives
and friends at West Bend, Galesville,
Wis, and Hastings, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harris of Bald
win visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Matt.
Elertson the first of the week.
Regular meeting Of Kinnickinnic
Chapter O. E. S. next Monday even
ing. A. full attendance is desired.
Steve Williams, accompanied by
Chas Wallace, was down from the
University of Minnesota over Sunday
A good place to supply your needs.
We show for the approaching spring.
r. N. JENsON.
Miss Vinta Preston has finished the
winter term of her school at Lost
Greek and is spending her vacation at
home.
The Odd Fellows Encampment at
New Richmond was reorganized last
Friday night and &c new mem bers
were taken in.
Ladies who have used Maple City
Soap will testify to it's merits.
Mrs. Robert Rowland returned to
her home in Esm ond, n. D., after a
visit Of several weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lon Morrow.
Buy your bran and shorts, or save
one half your corn and oats by having
them ground. We do it quick and
proper at the Cascade Mills.
M. III. Wolf, recently OF this place,
will open a variety store in Hudson
about the first Of April He and Mrs.
Wolf have been visiting with relatives
in Iowa.
Methodist Episcopal church, Sun
day, March 2. Subject for morning
sermon, "Doing Evil That Good May
Come" Subject for evening sermon,
'"The Sin of Lying"
Until further notice we will on
every Saturday give away a 2-pound
package of the Home Brand Famous
Oat Meal, or J pound of our 20-cent
roasted coffee with each cash pur-
chase of one dollar.
MARTIN OLSON.
The ovation given to Mrs. Arm
strong by the delegates to the Grand
chapter meeting upon her election as
Grand Matron was spontaneous and
flattering. She was the recipient Of
many ts-congratu
tributes Of flowers, remarkable in
profusion, beauty of colorings and
delicacy of perfume-roses, carna-
t1ons, lilies of the valley.
Geo. Theo. Smith has removed his
meat market, temporarily, into the
building In the rear Of the postoffice.
The object Of this change of base is
simply to give the WorkmeG oppOrtu-
nifty to have free hand in rem Odel-
ing the old building where the mar
ket has been kept. Mr.. Smith pro-
poses to make the building over for a
model market place.
A large delegation of River Falls
people attended the church social at
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton Whitcomb's in
Kinnickinnic last Friday night and
enjoyed the evening immensely. The
weather was mild and the sleighing
passable which made the long ride
agreeable and the social features OF
the occasion at the Whitcomb resi-
dence furnished much amusement.
Supt. J. D. O'Keeffe announces a
Teachers Institute to be held at
Hammond next Saturday, under the
conduct Of Prof. Ell. A. Adrian. The
institute, following Mr.. Adrian's Wis.
it's and lectures in the country will, to
a certain extent, consist in a discuss
ion of the conditions of the schools as
determined by the observations OF
Mr.. Adrian as seen in his recent tour