River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-01

big discount. C. CARIscH & SON.
The local high school football
team beat the Durand team on the
high school campus Thanksgiving
day-34 to 5.
The Misses Kate and Sarah Put
nam were over from Minneapolis to
attend the funeral over the remains
of their father.
A middle aged woman who wishes
home for the winter in a small
family can hear of it by applying to
the JOURNAL office.
The official canvass of the vote of
Minnesota cuts Johnson s-Demo-
cratic candidate for governor-plu-
rality down to 1924.
There was gathering of the Clan
at the Purves home Thanksgiving
day. There were 48 present and all
enjoyed a pleasant time.
Col. D. ]. Dill and A. Gray were
out from Prescott Sunday 10 attend
the burial services over the remains
of the late ]. D. Putnam.
The Evans property was sold
last Saturday at auction. Emil
Carisch was the successful bidder.
The property brought $3.50.
Alfred Sundby and Miss Ida
Haberstich were married to-day at
the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haberstich.
Ed. Elertson and family attended
the entertainment given in Hudson
at DANA Hall by the ladies of Eben-
ezer Lutheran church last week.
The annual dance OF the Firemen
this year-at Opera Hall Nov. "a
was the most largely patronized of
any, over $50 tickets being sold.
The most of those of our young
people who are attending the Uni
versity of Minnesota were home
over the Thanksgiving holidays.
Benny Haveslandt and James
Halliday of TrimbelIe were in the
city lately visiting their former
schoolmates, Fred and Lester Kline.
In RENTING money by mail do
you use First National Bank draft?
Cheaper and better than any other
form of money order. Easier to buy.
Miss Annie Spalding, accompa-
MED by Miss Parker of ST. Paul,
spent Thanksgiving at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Spald-
ing.
Earl and Bernie Simon, who were
home oyer Thanksgiving, returned
to their work Friday-the former to
Turtle Lake and the latter to Marsh
field.
John Grimm is home from Minot,
N. D., for visit. He has been at
work at his trade as blacksmith at
Minot and Burlington, n. D., for e
year or more.
Rev. E. Trimm. Presiding Elder,
spent Monday and Tuesday in the
city, attending the quarterly con-
ference of the Methodist church on
Monday evening.
Miss Sarah Brackin of Big River
celebrated Thanksgiving by moving
into her new residence she has had
built on the old Brackin homestead
the past summer.
The officers and members of the
Rebekah lodge are kindly requested
to be present at the next regular
meeting, Thursday evening, Dec. 8.
Election of officers. SEC.
Your vision may be very clear,
and yet you may be suffering from
Eye Strain. I will be at the City
Hotel Dec. 6 and I. Call and see
me. C. H. Todd. Optometrist.
Mrs. F. O. Hartshorn of Ashe-
vile, North Carolina, died Nov. %
of tuberculosis. The deceased was
the youngest and last surviving sis=
ter of A. w. Kaler of this city.
County Clerk Hohle recently is
sued marriage licenses to Hans
Hyerdahl OF Martell and Ida Olson
of River Falls and to Alfred Sundby
and Ida Haberstich of River Falls.
The board of supervisors of Pierce
county finished its work and adj
journed Nov. %. The ST. Croix
county board adjourned oyer from
the 23d to the 2sth, and will proha-
bly, finish up this week.
Rev. Clough took Miss Jessie to
her sister at Chippewa Falls on
Tuesday in hopes that change
might be beneficial for her. He
then went to Sparta, but will be
back in two or three days.
Emory H. Campbell returned last
week from Kendall where he had