River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-11-03

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G. w. Chinook, Sen., returned
Monday from a trip to Burlington,
N. D.
F. D. Ensign has moved into his
handsome new residence on Elm
street.
d. w. Kline is plastering his
house and E. Van Voorhis is having
his painted.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gilman of Ellis
worth were here Tuesday and
Wednesday on visit to friends.
All members of Beaver Queen
Colony meet at Redmen's hall Mon
day night, Nov. 7th, at 1880 o'clock.
REAL bargains in Dress Goods,
Cloaks and Underwear at Allard,
Stewart Co.'s, Saturday, Nov. 5th.
Ganluf Guthormson, a graduate
of Lawrence University in the
class of 1896, and who was a teach
er in this vicinity in 1867, now
has a position with the National
Biscuit Co.
Mrs. Marguerite G. Taggart left
yesterday for Edmond, Oklahoma,
to join her daughter who is teach
er in the Oklahoma Normal school.
Her son c. R. Taggart accompanied
her as far as ST. Paul.
After year and half of faithful
labor on the Journal, Louis Lang
don left on Tuesday for Mellen,
Wis, where he has accepted a posi-
ton as foreman for the Mellen News
Printing Co.-White Rock Is. ID
Journal.
The Redmen's Band are making
arrangements for concert to be
given at Opera Hall next Tuesday
election night. In connection it
is proposed to have the election re-
turns by telegraph, which will be
announced as received.
Ole Jensen, who has been spend
ing few days with friends here,
goes to Sheboygan Monday to enter
the employ of the Sheboygan Furni-
ture Co. as upholsterer. Mr.. Jen-
son has been employed at his trade
in Chicago for several years, and
has been spending the past few
months with relatives in Gilman.
The Pocahontas Degree, auxiliary
to the Improved Order of Redmen,
was formed here Monday night with
the following as officers: Phrophet-
ess-Mrs. Julia C. SCHNEIDER; Poca-
hontas-Mrs. Chloe Hendrix; IWino-
na-Miss Edith M. Reed;, Powhat-
tan-H. N. Pratt; Keeper of Rec
ords-Miss Anna Deneen; Keeper
of Wampum-Mrs R. S. Williams;
First Runner-MisS Lena CariSch;
Second Runner--Miss Miriam Palms;
First Scout-Miss Myrtle Hendrix;
Second Scout-Miss Lenore Line
han; Warriors: 1st, Mrs. Henry
Wyman: I'd, Mrs. Alice Elliott; Sd,
Miss Irma Palms; 4th, Miss Edna
Brown.
Rev. Morgan Wood gives the lee
ture in the second number of the
Peoples Lecture Course-at the
the Congregational church Friday
evening, Nov. IL. Mr.. Wood is
reckoned among the great orators of
the country. The press reports of
his lectures are uniformly in high
commentator:
Toronto G1obe-A powerful and
eloquent speaker.
Chicago Tribune-A wonderful
address backed by intellectual dy-
namics.
Springfield (Mass.) Republican
A great orator with great mes
sage.
New Orleans Picayune-One of
the most eloquent and forceful
speakers that has ever faced New
Orleans audience.
Mrs. M. M. Wheelock, Dist. Dep
uty, met and organized Fern Colony,
No. 219, Beaver Queens, Wednesday
afternoon at Redmen's hall. The
following officers were elected for
the remainder of this year; Worthy
Queen, Mrs. Frances Van Voorhis;
Worthy Duchess, Mrs. Amelia Gev-
ers; Past Worthy Queen, Mrs. Kath-
crime Annis; Past Worthy Princess,
Mrs. Tillie Engdahl; Past Worthy
Sec, Mrs. Jennie Utman; Past