River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-06-25

) Craig Randall, last week.
We sell the Madison Muslin
underwear. Full, large sizes.
Please examine the workmanship
Allard, Stewart Co.
Miss Janet Waldorf, actress,
who spent the vacation season of
1897 in this city and presented the
play, AS You Like 1t, died in New
York City last week.
The Band boys are persistent in
their intentions for a good time the
4th. This will be a good place for
the people from the country and
the surrounding towns to come for
an enjoyable time the 4th of July.
Miss Annie Prince, graduate of
last years senior class of the Nor
NAL School, County Superintendent
of Schools of Chippewa county, was
here to attend the Commencement
exercises of the N ormal School and
while here was the guest of Mrs. C.
G. Knowles.
G. w. Flagg of Braintree, VT,
visited at the home of ]. P. Adams
several days the past week. Mr..
Flagg and Mr.. Adams were boys
together in the Green Mountain
State. In his younger days Mr..
Flagg gained renown among athletes
as champion wrestler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sievert Stevenson of
Nobel, Adams county, arrive
Thursday evening on visit to Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Paulson. Mrs.
Stevenson is sister of Mr.. Paulson.
They came here from Polk county
where they had been visiting her
parents, and returned home Friday.
Pat Donohue of Madison, an old
resident of this place and brother
of Mrs. Martin Mcmahon, accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Marsden of st. Paul, was visiting
relatives here last week from
Wednesday to Friday. They also
visited with the family of VIM. Fo-
ley.
w. P. Peckham left Monday for
SARATOGA, N. Y, and other places
east to spend couple of months in
visiting relatives while his daugh-
tiers are passing their vacation at
Porto Rico. While they are absent
Mr. and Mrs. House and daughters
of ST. Paul will occupy the Peckham
residence.
Mrs. w. H. Sanderson and Miss
May Ellis left Tuesday morning for
Boston whence they will go to visit
relatives 1ater-Mrs. Sanderson to
Pawtucket, R. L., and Miss Ellis
first to Danvers Center, Mass, to
visit a while with Miss Calista
Andrews, and afterwards to visit
her cousin, Mrs Walter M. White,
at Waddington, N. Y.
The Old Settlers will remember
with relish the Ice Cream they ate
at their anniversary dinner. Twas
| Milton's, and we are pleased to an
nounce that this delicious brand
can be had at Taggart's drug store
in bulk or in bricks of any desired
flavor at the same price as is usual
1y obtained for inferior creams.
Leave your orders now for Sunday
dinners. Csc per quart in bricks
that will keep frozen six hours.
The Improvement League has
$3.50 to it's credit from the visit OF
the Minneapolis Camera Club 10
the city the 30th ultimo. The citi-
zens subscribed $1,000 to hire livery
rigs to take the members of the
club around but only $500 of the
SUM was expended, the balance,
$3.50, being turned over to the I'm
provement League. In addition to
this sum of $3.50 received from the
citizens fund the League received
$4,000 subscribed by the Camera
Club.
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The catalogue of the River Falls
Normal school just issued shows q
total enrolment for the year of 478
In the Normal department there
were 299-240 ladies and SO gentle
men. The fourth year class mum
bered %; the third year 70; the sec
ond year 81; the first year lis while
five were catalogued as preparatory
In the model grades there were en-
rolled 179 pupils-50 in the gram
mar grades, AZ in the intermediate
40 in the primary and AZ in the
kindergarten.
John w. Perley, we'll known here
where he al one time resided, died
at his home at Perley, Barron coun-
ty, Monday. His remains will be
taken to Santa Rosa, California
for interment beside those of his