River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-03-26
]. w. Rawson is home for a few

Hudson this week.
Assemblyman Lord was up from
Madison over Sunday.
The A. o. U. w. lodge will have
a smoke social April 2.
Mrs. ]. Knight has rented her
farm in Clifton to August Hawkin-
son.
Walter Currier started yesterday
for Providence, R. l., with a car of
potatoes.
Both the Normal and the public
schools have a vacation next week,
resuming April 6.
F. P. Ainsworth and son, Lee,
were over from Glenwood SATURDAY.,
returning Monday.
Get your pictures framed. We
have a good line. River Falls
Building & Mfg. Co.
F. Engdahl has a new awning of
heavy duck IN front of his shop.
A. W. Lund put it up.
Mr.. W.. M. Ray and Miss Kate
Haberstick of the place were mar
ried in Saltwater yesterday.
Fred ]. Mcintyre goes to Eau
Claire where he has secured a stu
alton in the Cass Drug Store.
Rev. D. w. Hurlburt, state mis-
sionary, will preach in the Baptist
church next Sunday, March 20.
Fred S. Fake of Minneapolis and
Mrs. E. B. Richmond of this city
were married at St. Paul Monday.
Mr.. Allen, the genial agent of
Howard, Farewell & Co., piano
dealers, of ST. Paul was in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Bergman left for Sc
attic, Washington, Monday, to join
her husband who has been there
since last fall.
Mrs. Caroline Nelson of River
Falls is guest of her daughter,
Mrs. w. ]. Mott. Dunn County
News (Menomonie).
The measles are on the wane-
for want of victims. Most every
body has had them, but the grip
hangs on persistently.
C. S. Winche11, the mail carrier
on rural route No. 5, has bought
the Fletcher White place in the
northwest part of the city.
The wife of George w. Martin
died at her home on Hudson Prairie
the 18th. She was one of the early
settlers in St. Croix county.
l. 1. Lusk moved up from Vino
ma last week and occupies his new
purchase, the farm he bought of
Sherlock Wales a year ago, south
east of town.
AS a result of the free rural mail
delivery TO the former patrons of the
Offices the postoff1ces at Big River
and Trimbe1le will be discontinued
after April l.
Why toll all day when Maple City
Self-Washing Soap is waiting and
willing to do half your work for you.
In the end it will save your money,
time and temper.
Sunday morning at the Congrega-
tional church the sermon subject
will be "Christ's Law of Recipro-
city" In the evening, Religion
and Amusements.
Mrs. Marie Be1zemire St. Pierre,
aged So years, wife of the late Isl
dore O. St. Pierre, died at the home
of her son, Leon St. Pierre, (former-
ly of this city, March 26.
The Improvement League holds
it's first meeting of the season the
first Monday in Apri1-the 9Th. All
members are requested to be pres
ent. Election of officers.
The heavy rains of last week and
consequent high water occasioned
much loss to the towns in the cen
trail and east part of the county
from the destruction OF bridges.
The Inter-County Medical Society
held its quarterly meeting at Hud-
son the 18th. The society is COM
posed of the physicians living in
fourteen counties in northwestern
Wisconsin.
The editors and promoters of the
new American weekly, Christendom,
have the resources at command to
make the journal the best and great
est of its kind, and one that should
be in every home of refinement.
The body of Leon Gasman, who
was drowned in Rush River Tues
day night, March II, by the giving
way of the dam, was found last
Sunday about mile below the