River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-03-05

. 1tor IN the city this week.
C. A. Smith is travelling for ;
wholesale BARRIERS supply house.
The Boston store has a new clerl
: on it's force, John Kellar, of Chica
go.
: DR.. P. E. De Mile at the Glad
stone next week from Monday t
Saturday.
Mr.. Hanna of Big River has
bought Henry Smiths residence or
Sixth street.
William Hawley Smith in the
Congregational church Monday
evening, March 16.
Miss Sue Downer was home from
her school at Minneapolis few
days the last week.
A teachers institute was held at
Hammond last Saturday, conducted
by Prof. ]. F. Sims.
II behooves a fellow to look well
to his steps in these icy times lest
he slip up and fall down.
Mrs. Allie E. Armstrong will con-
stitute the chapter O. E. S. at Me-
nomonie Saturday night.
Al. Currier, senior partner of the
Currier Land Company, is on trip
to the south part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Pomeroy went
to Shell Lake yesterday to visit a
few weeks with their children.
There have been heavy SHOWS and
billiards. in the west the last week
and floods of water in the south
and east.
Mrs. D. A. Blakeney came over
from Saltwater this morning on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. Emma
Knowles.
Sheriff H. O. Harris and family
of Baldwin were visitors over Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Elertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salter returned to
their home at Colby Tuesday, after
a visit here with their daughter
Mrs. J. F. Sims.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Wadsworth
entertained a party of the M. E.
Sunday school teachers and pupils
last Friday evening.
Mrs. H. ]. Forsyth, who was called
to Chicago several weeks ago by
the death Of her father, Capt. Save
land, returned home Saturday.
H. C. Sterling is home for time.
He had been at Grand Rapids,
Mimi, the past season installing an
electric light plant for the town.
The twin boys, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. John McKeever of Waverly
Feb. Is, both died last Thursday
morning and were buried Friday.
The city electricians have been
thawing out the frozen water pipes
with electricity. 1t is hot stuff.
1t does the job correctly and quick
ly.
About a score of the young friends
of Miss Bertha Kimball made a sur
prise call upon her Saturday even
ing and passed a very pleasant
time.
Mrs. Charles Bourne of Hudson
was a visitor here for several days
last week with relatives, guest a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Sweet.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayer, Jr.
and Miss Louise Mayer, were owe
. from st. Paul over Sunday, visiting
r with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
, John Mayer
| A collection will be taken up il
the churches next Sunday for the
relief of the destitute in northern
Sweden and Finland. Don't forge
your pocket books.
Roy Glendening is visitor in the
!, city this week. He has recently re
!, turned from Sioux City, Iowa, where
he has been engaged as clerk in ;
life insurance office since last fall.
A. L. Lein has secured subscrip
tons for the destitute in Finland t
the amount of 1882. The churche,
: also raised funds for the same pur
pose, but we have not learned tn,
amounts.
Social and dance of the Roya
Neighbors at Odd Fellows Hail to
morrow night. Refreshments 10c
dance 25c additional. The Societ,
issues a cordial invitation to tn
public to attend.
: Miss Nellie A. Hope, who hat
been seriously i'll for number Q
weeks with pneumonia, has recover