River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-10-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Cashton.
DR.. H. H. Madison arrived home
yesterday.
Mrs. Eugene Loring left Satur-
day for Crookston.
Turn out next Tuesday and vote
for the right man.
Rev. E. D. Bewick left yesterday
for a trip to Missouri.
Miss May Ellis is spending few
days with friends in St. Paul.
County Clerk Hohle was bust
ness visitor to the city Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Spate of ST. Paul
are guests of Mrs. w. S. Armstrong.
The Improvement League meets
Monday afternoon at the City Hall.
Miss Mamie Langdon left Monday
for Parker, S. D., to spend the win
ter with relatives.
Lutte McKeen of Moorhead, Mimi,
visited with his brother, Marshal
McKeen, over Sunday.
E. E. Campbell returned to Rice
Lake this morning after spending a
week here on business.
Oscar Bergseng and Lyman Weld
were home from the University of
Minnesota over Sunday.
Rev. Peterson's wife is enjoying
a visit from her sister from Crooks
ton who will spend the winter with
her.
First football game Saturday
afternoon, on High school campus,
between River Falls and Ellsworth
teams.
Leonard Berg of Minneapolis,
with the Northwestern Homestead
Locating Company, was in the city
Monday.
John Boles left yesterday after
noon in company with the Kelloggs
and Lords. He will spend the win
ter in Spokane.
George Skogmo came home from
Minneapolis Tuesday. He will read
law under the instruction of Attor-
ney F. M. White.
Martin We1ker returned Tuesday
from two weeks absence in North
Dakota where he went to look after
his farming interests.
]. S. Hemenway was at the meet
ing of the N. w. T. A. at Menomonie
last week in advocacy of the merits
of his gravity machine.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Massee went to
Louisville this morning to attend
the funeral of his brothers wife who
died suddenly of heart disease.
Prof. A. c. Morrow and Archie
Shepard were down from ST. Croix
Falls Sunday They attended the
meeting of the N. w. T. A. at Me-
nomonie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jensen of
Washburn were visitors at the home
of Mrs. Jensen's grandparents, Hon.
and Mrs. c. D. Parker, the last of
last week.
Edward and Matthew Elertson,
Ne1s Hyerdah1, Eugene Van Voor-
his and Anton P. Forsyth returned
Monday evening from their trip to
north Minnesota and Canada.
The members of the English
Lutheran church held farewell re-
ception last Friday evening in hon
or of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Swanson
who are about to move to Mime
apolis.
Peter Lewis, who sold his old farm
in Kinnickinnic, purchased the Mus
ser farms and sold them, has lately
bought the Mrs. C. NJ Gould farm
near this city, onto which he will
now locate.
Samuel Patterson of Concord, N.
H., spent couple of weeks in the
city recently, guest of his sister,
Mrs. L. H. Pomeroy, leaving for
home Tuesday. He came west to
attend the Bridge Builders Conven-
ton, held in ST. Paul.
Mrs. J. H. Lord and Mrs. Toby
Lord who have spent the past six
weeks with relatives here, left yes
terday for their home at San Jose,
Cal. Mrs. Ed. Hamilton accom-
panied them to Minneapolis.
Next Sunday morning at the Con-
gregational church will be sacra-
mental service and the reception of
new members. The Rev. James
Evans will deliver the address. In
the evening the pastor will continue
his lectures, How We Came to
Have a Bible" speaking of the
story of the manuscripts.
B. NJ. Dopkins passed through