River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-05-01
D. N. Taylor has moved into Mrs.
Longs house on 18th street.

| D. N. Taylor has moved into Mrs
Longs house on 4th street.
A w. Lund has had electric lights
put into his dwelling house.
A splendid variety of shirts, col
lars and ties at R. N. Jenson's.
George Valentine and wife are
visiting friends in Minneapolis.
The rye fields are splendid in the
glory of deep and healthy green.
Hammond is first in the field to
announce a 4th of July celebration.
Homer w. Levings of this city
has been granted a pension of SIP
month.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
A. Symes next Wednesday afternoon
at 500 o'clock.
Will Cook had an auction Satur-
day afternoon for the sale of his
household goods.
The Star Orchestra of Hudson
played at the girls return dance
here Friday night.
Mrs. Clarence Sweet visited with
her sister, Mrs. Eastman, in Hud-
son, the first of the week,
The w. c. T. U. meets with Mrs.
w. F. Kellogg tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30-a mothers meeting.
A good place to supply your needs.
We show for the approaching
spring. R. N. JENsoN.
Marco Parker and wife of Mime
apolis were visitors at the home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D..
Parker, several days last week.
Mrs. Chaplin of River Falls is
nursing her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Pitts, who is suffering with nervous
prostration. Hammond News.
Tom Spence of Boardman found
II wolves in an old straw stack last
week-an old one and eleven young
ones. He got $120 for his find.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. E1ertson were
called to ST. Paul Saturday to the
funeral of cousin of Mrs. Ebert
son. They returned Monday even
ing.
Our spring stock of Carriages,
Buggies, etc., is now received and
can show you anything you want at
prices that will interest you at A.
w. Lund's.
In the declamatory contest at
New Richmond Monday night Miss
Lucille Higgins won first place and
John Johnston and Miss Susie Hen
ry were tied for second.
Lightning struck the school house
in Somerset, Jack Boothby, teacher,
during the storm of Tuesday the
21st u1t. and killed a little boy,
Arthur Roettger, aged 8.
If the farmers of this locality are
DESTROYS of having a farmers insti-
tute this summer they can have one
by signifying this desire in a petit
ton to Supt. Geo. McKerrow, Madi-
son, Wis.
E. Carisch, suffering from serious
trouble with his foot, went to ST.
Paul Tuesday where he will submit
to medical treatment in ST. Joseph S
hospital. tuberculosis of the bone
is feared.
The City Council elected for the
year: A. P. Weld, City Clerk; R. A.
McKeen city Marshal; F. ]. Savage,
Street Commissioner. These are
reflections, -honors for previous
service we'll done.
Mrs. R. L. Gardner-nee Miss
Sigma Rasmussen-is now located
at Fort Scott, Kansas, city of IT,
900 where her husband is in business
and where they are pleasantly
located in their own home.
The Odd Fellows of the city at
a meeting Tuesday night passed a
resolution of thanks to those not
members of the lodge who kindly
assisted at the anniversary ce1ebra-
ton Saturday evening.
A number of students from the
University of Minnesota came down
to attend the young ladies return
dance Friday night. Among these
were Lyman Weld, Steve Williams,
Hoyt Epley, Irving Frissell, Lee
Rogers, and Mr.. Mih1ies.
While Miss Lillian Currier was
driving home Friday evening her
horse became frightened by the col
1ision of the buggy with one pass
ing in the opposite direction. The
horse ran away and overturned the
buggy, but fortunately she escaped
without injury.
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