River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-10-20

QlIlIlGI.
Buy your -four of ]. P. Carroll.
Every sack of Lily guaranteed old
wheat -four.
A crowd of Normals went to Eau
Claire this afternoon to attend the
Teachers Convention.
Mrs. Fred Pitts of Hammond is
visiting in the city, guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. S. Smith.
Bonnie Spalding returned Satur-
day from the Pacific coast where he
had been for the last year and a
half.
Read the local romance on the
first page, ga Loyal Church" It
reads like novel but it is replete
with facts, truths stranger than fc-
ton.
All kinds of Hides and Skins
Tanned for Robes (and Tanned
Well) by S. B. Foot & Co., Red
Wing, MINI. Write us for shipping
instructions. Prices reasonable.
c. S. Dodge and wife came up
from Kendall Thursday for a weeks
visit with relatives. Cad is recov-
ering from the damage sustained to
his lower limb and expects soon to
be as good as new-and as of old.
Miss Emma Pomeroy and her
mother went to St. Louis and the
fair last Thursday at the Tribune's
expense, Miss Pomeroy being one
of the winners of that papers ad-
vertised free trips. They went by
boat from St. Paul but will return
by rail.
Fred Currier and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. Butler Parker, left
Saturday for their new home at
San Jose, Cal. We regret exceed
ingly to lose from the community
these estimable people who had so
long and intimately been associated
with the social and economic inter-
ests of this place.
The Red Mems dance last Friday
night was we'll patronized, there be-
ing as many couples as the dancing
capacity of the hall would accom-
modate. The band played in the
early evening on the street, elicit
ing much commentator, and the
Red Mems orchestra furnished ex-
cellent music for the dance.
The members of the Redmen's
band wish to thank all patrons and
all who assisted them at their ball
last Friday evening. Especially do
they wish to thank the business
men who encouraged them by buy
ing tickets. The total receipts of
the evening were SLIPS. The pro-
ceeds will be used in paying for
necessary supplies for the band.
B. w. Utman of the River Falls
Produce Company has bought the
saur kraut factory and cabbage
warehouse at Hudson. He will
move the machinery here at his
convenience but will use it this fall
at Hudson to dispose of the present
crop. There is a large amount of
cabbages in the country and they
are fine. This move of Mr.. Utman
will give the producers a market.
The Redmen's Band is to be COM
mended and encouraged. Under
the leadership of C. A. Smith the
boys are doing we'll. They are re-
ceiving new music and learn to play
the pieces finely. Under the aus
pieces of the Order of Redmen the
boys have the support of foster
ing organization and the band is
likely to be fixture. The citizens
should encourage this band with
adequate support.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
invite all to examine their stock of
useful and ornamental articles
which will be on sale Friday, Oct.
21st, at G. A. R. Hall. They have
nice line of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Aprons, Comfortables,
Rugs, Pillows, Bags, and an assert
ment usually found at such place.
Also, Rummage Table, with Can
ned Fruit, Jellies, Sauces, Potted
Plants, &c., &c. Come and patron
ize the Fair.
Spencer Haven, Trustee for the
creditors of the Hudson Produce
Company, on Monday afternoon,
sold at auction the cabbage house
and kraut house located on Front
Street near Commercial. They
were bought by B. W. Utman, the