River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-08-18
Refrigerators at closing-out prices
at Rasmussen

gagged for year as assistant phy-
stefan in ST. Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. Hever Angel and son George
of Cumberland visited at the home
of F. F. Kalk FROM Wednesday OF
last week to Monday of this week.
Mrs. Rupert of South Fork was
given pleasant surprise by her
lady friends last Thursday, the oc-
casion being her forty-fourth birth
day.
Arthur Todd will return to River
Falls at the beginning of next
month, he having an engagement to
work for c. F. Winter in the jewelry
store.
Miss Della Woodbury. of St. Paul
and Miss Vida Woodbury. of Seattle,
Washington, are visiting relatives
here, guests at the home of Mrs.
Morse.
Miss Anna E. Day, who had been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. L.
Spalding, for some time, is spend
ing few days with friends in Min
neapolis.
There has been but Little occasion
for the artificial irrigation of lawns
this summer. Rains have been suf-
ficient to keep the grass continu-
ously growing.
G. A. Keller, who had been en-
ployed at Winters jewelry store for
some time, left Tuesday for Indian
apolis where he will continue to
work at his trade.
The boys seem to be having fine
times in the water this warm wealth.
er. Some of them stay in the
water so much they are in danger
of becoming web-footed.
Miss Reynolds, who had beer
spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. P. Sorenson, in Kinnickin'
mic, left Tuesday for Racine where
she will reside with her uncle.
Ten boys from this community
went on a camping expedition tc
the Lake Saturday. 1t is rumored
that the boys constitute a ball team
and are on a ball campaign down
the river.
Mrs. H. E. Burton and two daugh.
tiers, Ruth and Grace, of Merriam
Park, returned last Monday after
spending a week visiting at the
homes of Messrs. T. T. and Chas.
E. Glass.
Miss Julia Bates, who had been
here several weeks on visit to old
friends, left Monday for visit to
former pupils and patrons at Ink
ster, N. D., where she formerly
taught school.
We have had some pretty hot days
and nights also, recently and as a
consequence corn is getting along
towards the promise of fairly
good crop if the frost will stay
away for a month.
The threshers say grain is con
siderab1y rusted about here. Out
west, in Minnesota and North Da.
kota, especially in the Red River
Valley, rust has seriously damaged
many fields of wheat.
L. H. Pomeroy is making extern
sive improvements upon his dwell.
ing in the city. The basement is
being enlarged for the installation
of a steam heating plant and the
building itself raised story.
The ladies of the w. R. c. will
serve o'clock picnic supper al
Glen park Wednesday, Aug. "a, tc
which members of the Post with
their wives, also husbands of Corps
ladies are cordially invited. SEC.
Leone Mcclure, the little daugh'
ter of Mrs. Viola Mcclure, met with
a mishap in a recent fall-fractur'
ing knee-cap. The limb is now
retained in plaster-of-paris cast
to assist nature in producing a re.
covery.
Atty. Geo. Frye of Clear Lake
was visitor in the city over Sun
day. We understand he is candi
date for the office of district attor.
ney of Polk county, subject to the
conclusion of the Republican coun.
ty convention.
Mrs. Viola Mcclure and daughter
Leone returned last Thursday from
their visit to Minneapolis. Miss
Marjorie Hazard, daughter of Prof
r. B. Hazard, formerly principal
of the high school here, came with
them for visit.
Prof. Edwin T. Reed came dowr