River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-03
LOCAL ITEMS.


on, Mimi, last evening.
W.D. Chaplin of Hankinson, N.
D., is visiting relatives here.
Miss Jennie Beers is home from
her school enjoying vacation.
Charley Haven returned home
Tuesday from his winters travels.
Andrew Moynihan, student in the
Medical College at Hamline, Mimi,
is visiting at home.
Miss Alice Dunbar, our Hello
Girl, visited relatives at Hudson
the first of the week.
Wall Paper from 2 cents to 60
cents a double roll at Barnard &
Clough's Cash Drug Store.
Jesse White has gone to Mime
apo1is to work in a bicycle shop
with his brother Ernest.
Miss Cora Chapman takes adj
vantage of the vacation to visit her
homestead in N. Dakota.
Hector Beach and wife were down
from Minneapolis several days last
week, guests of their parents.
A. r. Burr of Hastings, Mimi,
visited with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Burr, here last Friday.
John P. Linehan goes to Wynd-
mere, N. D., tomorrow to work at
the carpenter trade during the sum-
mer.
H. w. Diers has moved to the
city from Roberts, occupying the
Mrs. A. Lovely house on north
main street.
Miss Emma Cooper was home
from her school at St. Anthony
Park from Thursday night TO Mon
day morning.
Miss Blanche Langdon is home
from her school at Menomonie this
week spending her vacation in
visit at home.
H. C. Sterling has rendered his
resignation to the council as city
electrician, to take effect the first
of next month.
Harvey Powell of White Rock,
S. D., was a recent visitor in the
city, guest of his mother, Mrs.
E1mira Powell.
Miss Sadie Foley returned to her
home at Brasington last Saturday
after a weeks visit with her cousin,
Miss Edna Foley.
The Misses Kate and Bessie Spald-
ing returned Tuesday from two
weeks visit with their brother
Frank at St. Paul.
Miss Florence Glass, teacher in
the Turtle Lake schools, is having
a vacation which she is enjoying
mere Will uCI pdIGHIS.
Rev. E. D. Bewick will preach in
the M. E. church next Sunday
morning. Pastor Snodgrass will
preach in the evening.
Ed. Kellogg fell from the scaffold-
ing while at work on Geo. Theo.
Smiths building Monday, sustain
ing the dislocation of his ankle.
Wellington Vannatta returned the
first of the week from South Lake
Weir, Florida, where he had been
sojourning for the past two months.
w. w. Thayer, who is now travel
ing in California, writes that he has
been in two railway wrecks since he
left River Falls but survives unin-
jured.
Miss E11yn The1ander, teacher at
Little Falls, Mimi, was at home
during the vacation of her school,
returning to resume work at the
beginning of the week.
J. R. Henderson, who has been
associated with his brother in mer-
camille business at G1enwood since
last fall, returned home Monday to
remain and rest for a time.
Prof. D. E. Cameron, accom-
panied by his wife and children, is
down from his school at Washburn,
spending the week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cameron.
The Rebekahs give another of
their popular socials at Odd
Fellows Hall tomorrow night. A
dance will be a feature of the
occasion, at which good music will
be furnished.
Toby Sweet, who has been en-
ploved for some time in the meat
market of Geo. Theo. Smith, goes
to Hazel, S. D., in a few days. He
has the promise of a situation in a
market at that place.
Reserved seat tickets for the Alton
Packard lecture, the last in the
Peoples Course this season, will be
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