River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-05-12
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Fred Lord and wife were out from
Ellsworth Tuesday.
Chas. Haven leaves this after
noon on a trip to Chicago.
Layton Chinook was down from
Turtle Lake few days this week.
Mrs. Andrew Larson of Willmar,
Mimi, is the guest of her niece,
Mrs. ]. P. Carroll.
Politicians and blackbirds are
mighty numerous, covering the land
like the Egyptian plague of lice.
Mrs. E1mira Powell, accompanied
by her granddaughter, Margaret
Currier, went to Superior to-day.
Superior.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Gustafson,
Jeanne Walker and Lillian Hanka
of Ellsworth spent2Sunday at P. H.
Peterson's.
Mrs. Jersey Lord arrived in the
city last evening from her home n
San Jose, CAL, and is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Freeman Lord.
Prof. ]. w. T. Ames and Presi-
dent w. ]. Brier leave on the three
O'Clock train for Eau Claire to at
tend the District Declamatory con-
test, the latter as one of the judges.
]. G. West goes to Chicago TO-
morrow with a carload of lambs.
After disposing of the lambs he will
go 10 Jerseyville, Grafton and other
places in Illinois on visit to rela-
tives and friends of his early years,
and before returning will take an
inside view of the St. Louis Expo
sition.
The road running from the Pres
colt road to the Ellsworth road,
across the south line of the city,
has been cleared of brush and the
trees left standing trimmed. This
makes the landscape appear much
heater on that highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boa1s and
~ +A
Tuesday, from whence they take
steamer for Scotland where they
will visit the scenes of their early
years. They have not seen the old
country for forty years.
Gollmar Bros show is the clean
est and best-handled show extant,
a good show, free from fakirs or
short change men.-Daily Argus,
Rock Island, ILL., They will exhibit
at River Falls Thursday, May 26th,
on Curriers' circus ground.
The new baker at Tingwal1 &
Yocunl's is frst-c1ass in every re-
spect. He thoroughly understands
the trade and can turn out with
neatness and dispatch any thing in
the bakers line-bread that is the
best, and pastry, pies, cakes, cookies,
doughnuts, etc. Cake made to
order specially.
1t was thought that as spring had
made it's appearance so late-not
until May-that there would be no
danger of frost subsequently but
there was a sudden drop in temper
ature Saturday night with a heavy
frost. There is evidently ice and
snow on and about Lake Superior
yet and while there is the north
wind will be chilly here.
H. V. Goddard, who had been
driving a medicine wagon for Free
man & Son for year or more past,
left last week for Spokane and
other points in Washington. His
step daughter, Miss Mildred Love,
teaches at Redmond, near Seattle,
Washington. Mr.. Goddard is look
ing for a desirable place to locate
his family on the Pacific coast.
The Memorial Day services last
year were rendered noteworthy by
the beautiful music furnished by
the Troubadours. The 1'rou badours
will be with US again on Friday
evening, June 3, and the opportuni-
ty of again listening to their extern
sive repertoire of popular and CLASH
cal music, and of dancing TO the
perfect strains of their orchestra is
one that will be gladly welcomed by
all.
w. H. Putnam of River Falls, pub
Usher of the Rural Bee-Keeper, was
in the city Monday attending the
bee-keepers' meeting. He is an old
St. Croix county boy, but now lives
at River Falls, where in addition to
his bee journal he owns and oper-
ates a bee supply factory. He is a
pleasant gentleman to meet and is