River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-05-26
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Miss Marion White of Chicago is
a guest of Miss Stella Thayer.
Editor Doolittle and son Harold
are out from Ellsworth tod ay.
Everybody wants the new U. S.
Separator. C. CARIscH & Son.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Nelson have the scarlet fever.
C. G. Knowles returned Monday
from an extended trip in the South
west.
H. Nobel left Tuesday for a
trip to Denmark on visit to rela-
tives.
/. M. Beers is giving his residence
on the West side a new coat of
paint.
u. S. Separator runs easier than
any other kind made. c. CAR1scH
& Son.
G. w. Krauth, station agent at
Baldwin, was a Sunday visitor in
the city.
Our $1,000 single driving harness
surpasses them all. Try one. A.
w. Lund.
Mrs. N. Heyerdahl is spending
the week at her parental home in
Gertrude.
p. L. Daggett of St. Paul was a
Sunday visitor with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Lord.
Madge Mackan of Milwaukee is
spending the summer with Miss
Matte Kelly.
Winter-sawed green Eastwood
lumber wanted at River Falls by
w. H. Putnam.
Mrs. E. Buck and daughter Bes-
sic visited with Mrs. Bon at Ellis
worth Saturday.
]. q. Anderson & Co. will handle
coal from this on. When you wish
to buy see them.
Saturday evening next, May %, is
election of officers of /. 0. O. F. at
Odd Fellows hall.
Miss Jessie Clough went to Eau
Claire and Chippewa Falls yester-
day for a weeks visit.
Frank Moore, foreman of the St.
Paul Pioneer Press, was in the city
between trains Tuesday.
One No. U. S. Separator, slight
ly used and taken in trade, TO be
sold at $1,000. A. w. Lund.
Miss Viola Graham and little sis
ter from Livingston, Montana, are
spending few days at c. R. Ellis.
Are you going to buy surrey?
We have them right from the fac
tory at jobbing prices. A. w. Lund.
w. w. Taggart of Prineville, Ore
gon, was in the city Sunday on
visit to his brother, C. r. Taggart.
Willard Tubs and family have
gone to St. Louis, making a river
journey in Capt. Doughty's COM
pany.
Mrs. Jane Brown, an old resident
of Mann Valley, died at Hudson
last week and was buried mere
Thursday.
Mrs. B. Starin and children left
Monday to join Mr.. Starin at Sharon,
where the family will make their
residence.
Bruce Andrus is clerking in the
Allard, Stewart Co. store. Miss
Anna Deneen takes his place in the
postoffice.
The low-down milk can on the U.
S. Separator is very handy, so any
woman can empty milk into it. c.
CARIsCH & Son.
Beware of limitations. When you
ask for Galvanic Soap see that you
do not get substitute. Galvanic
cannot be equaled.
A special train will run from Ellis
worth to New Richmond on June 2,
the occasion of the Old Settlers
annual meeting; leaves at 10.
Don't forget the Basket Picnic for
Old Settlers June I'd at Ellsworth.
The people there are going to give
hearty welcome to the old timers.
L. H. Pomeroy was thrown from
his buggy yesterday afternoon and
suffered the dis1ocation of his left
shoulder. DR.. Ashley put it in
place.
The primary grade and kinder
gardeners of the Normal were given
picnic at the park Friday after
noon by Mrs. Barnard and Mrs.
Upgren.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Anderberg of
Superior are visiting in the city,