River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-06-18

and Mrs. VIM. Finley. Mr.. Finley
is engaged in railway grading and
is here after carload of horses for
that work.
The ninth grade graduates of the
Normal gave class play, Mr..
Bob" at Opera Hall Tuesday even
ing to an audience of invited friends,
to whom they acquitted themselves
satisfactorily.
Two teams, supposedly alumni of
the Normal and High schools, but
badly mixed, with Saby and Thor
son as opposing pitchers, played
a game of ball last evening, the So
called Norma1s winning by a score
of 4 to 2.
The Carnegie library board of
Hudson organized by the election
of the following as officers: Presi-
dent, Geo. D. Cline; vice president,
w. H. Phipps; secretary, F. P. Carr.
The board will proceed Immediately
with the construction of the library
building.
Bion Eaton, accompanied by his
daughters, the Misses Grace and
F1ossie, came down from Mime
apolis last week on visit to his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Eaton.
Mr.. Eaton returned Saturday but
the girls will spend their vacation
here with their grandparents.
Roberts is to have newspaper.
r. C. Andrus will make a venture
towards the establishment of a
paper there, issuing the first num-
Der tomorrow. The towns on the
line of the the Omaha in ST. Croix
county from Hudson to Baldwin in
cluded is miles will have six
papers.
Without becoming personal kind
ly compare the band now enroute
with "a Breezy Time" to any con-
cert band that ever visited your
city. A just comparison will decide
in favor of the former. This, by the
way, is only one of the strong fea-
lures of the organization Fitz &
Webster Farce Comedy Company at
Opera Hall Wednesday, June oath.
Green Doe and E. M Sinclair left
Monday morning for Highmore, S.
D. They go by team and will make
a trip through the country with a
view of the purchase of land for the
operation of stock ranch. Mr..
Sinclair had been at work intro
ducing washing machines in Pierce
county for six months and had made
many friends among the people.
Every old settler who went to
River Falls last week is enthusiastic
over the grand reception accorded
to the old settlers there. Every
body and everything was superb
The association has become so
voluminous, however, that it is
practically decided to have the
gathering hereafter more in the ma
ture of basket picnic. Hudson
Star-Times.
Mesdames V. S. Monroe and F.
G. Whitaker will leave the latter
part of this month for River Falls,
where Mrs. Monroe will go to house
keeping and furnish family board
for Normal school students.
Messrs. Monroe and Whitaker have
embarked in a new lumber deal
near Park Falls, and are now on
the ground getting ready for future
operations in cutting and saving.
-G1enwood Tribune.
The Old Settlers will remember
with a relish the Ice Cream they ate
at their anniversary dinner. Twas
Millions, 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.
Among the teachers who have
closed their years work and return
ed home the following are noticed
in addition to those already men
toned: Minnie Barg, Bessie Rounse-
veil, Raymond Ensign, Philip Glass,
Sue Downer, Ida Iverson, Rhoda
Hunt, Alice Parsons, Archie Shep-
ard, Kate Snodgrass, Nellie Farms
worth, Bessie Nelson, H. C. Almy,
Sadie Johnson, Belle Dunn, Pau
line Coggeshall, Mae Purves, Maud
Burnett and Amy Chapman.
Miss Belle Deans, who has done
science work in the Normal for the
last four years, has accepted a posi-
ton as critic teacher in the Model
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