River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-03-06

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Miss Ella Engquist returned to
st. Paul the first of the week.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Tozer has been grant
ed pension of $500 a month.
A splendid variety of shirts, col
lars and ties at R. n. Jenson's.
Trinity Guild meets with Mrs. w
H. Putnam next Wednesday after
noon at $50.
Oscar Barquist and John Berg
man returned from the northern
pineries Monday.
The w. c. T. U. meet with Miss
Hemenway tomorrow afternoon
a mothers meeting.
Mrs. c. A. Kin1ball visited rela-
tives in Annandale, Mimi, last
week, returning Monday.
For SALE.-No. 9 new Garland
range and No. 20 El1nhurst heater.
F. A. BRACKET.
Frank Carroll has been engaged
by the school board as janitor at
the public school building.
A good place to supply your needs.
We show for the approaching
spring. R. N. JENsoN.
The United Order of Foresters
will have a social in Odd Fellows
Hall Monday evening, March 10.
All are invited to attend.
The attention of the ladies is cor
daily invited to the elegant line of
samples and styles of spring Tailor
Made Suits at the Millinery Empor-
iun.
A new line of KABo CoRsETs
at Allard Stewart Cos. Straight
Fronts, tape girdles, Golf girdles,
etc., as we'll as a line of the staple
styles.
Lima and Homer Campbell are at
home where they have been under
the doctors care and their mother S,
enduring severe siege of sickness
but happily both are convalescing.
Jesse Rose has sold farm of $40
acres to John Gi11ig of Big River,
and one adjoining of 800 acres to
Mayor G. w. Chinook, of this city.
These farms are at Elliott, Ran
som county, N. D.
Miss Maude Lizette Gi1key, dra-
matte reader, assisted by fine mu-
steal talent, will give a recital at
the Baptist Church, March "a, con-
corning which we will give a more
extended notice next week.
Arthur Chapman will have entire
charge of the gas plant in the
absence of w. w. Thayer, and also
attend to any plumbing business re-
quired in the city, business in
which he is thoroughly competent.
Victories that are Fruitless,"
will be the subject of next Sunday
mornings sermon at the Congrega-
tional church. In the evening the
subject will be, "The Gate of Sur
render into the Kingdom"
Albert Currier has rented his in
terest in the warehouse business to
his brother Walter for the term of
one year. Walter B. Currier will
continue the warehouse business, to
whom outstanding accounts should
be paid.
The pupils of the public school
presented the retiring janitor, E. G..
FarnsWorth, with a fine fountain
pen and an elegant rocking chair
last Friday afternoon as a token of
their regard. The teachers of the
school also remembered him in a
gift of substantial value.
Heinrich & Chinook have moved
into the elegant and roomy quarters
in the south store of the new Smith
block where they invite the public to
call and look them over. They have
put in new stock of groceries and
enlarged their line of crockery and
glassware. The goods on the
shelves make fine display and the
quality is of the very best. Give
them a call.
Miss Belle Frye entertained a
company of friends at her home
Tuesday evening, on the occasion
of the anniversary of the birthday
of her father, Mr.. John Frye. The
guests sprang pleasing surprise
upon Mr.. Frye in the presentation
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