River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-09-22


received at K. N. Jenson's.
c. F. Winter and family went tc
st. Louis last Thursday to see the
exposition.
The Hudson, River Falls, Mar.
tell and Ellsworth bands will play
at the fair.
Two secondhand Hoover and
Prout potato diggers for sale cheap,
A. w. Lund.
The Improvement League are ar
ranging for a home-talent concert
to be given October 7.
The ladies of the English Luther,
an church will have picnic at the
Park Friday afternoon.
DR.. C1ough will preach at the
Chapman school house next Sunday
afternoon al three o'clock.
Dean Whipple, brother of Mrs
]. c. Foster of this city, died at his
home in California last week.
Mrs. Anna Lundberg has moved
into the Mrs. Stewart house, corner
of Second and Locust streets.
Mrs. Chas. Price of St. Paul visit
ed here few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Hyatt, the past
week.
La Toilette says the National Re.
publican convention cheated him
but it was honest in dealing with
everyone else.
E. P. Hammond came over from
Tony the first of the week and will
remain here with friends for a
couple of weeks.
Gov. La Toilette and his retinue
passed through here in great high
automobile yesterday but they
never touched u.s."
President Roosevelt has con.
WINGED the country Of his honesty
courage and capacity. His oppo.
nent is still an unknown quantity.
A special train goes to Els
worth to-day, Thursday, and to-
morrow, leaving here at a. m. and
returning leaves Ellsworth at 1850
p. m.
Believers in a stable currency
system can not honestly support a
party that presents an ambiguous
or shame-faced money plank in its
platform.
Mrs. Rachel Chandler of Phi1a-
delphia is a guest at the home Of
her nephew, C. r. Taggart. She is
on her way home from an extended
visit to California and the Yellow.
stone Park.
A Republican caucus will be held
in the First ward of this city at the
pumping station at 1880 p. M, Oct,
l, to elect one delegate to the ST..
Croix county Republican convention
in the village of Hammond Oct. 3.
H. w. Diers has moved his family
to Roberts where Mrs. Diers will
have charge of the hotel. Mr.. Diers
will continue in the employ of Dunn
Bros. and Willie will remain as as
sistant at the White Front restau-
rant.
A. Gray was over from Prescott
yesterday soliciting subscriptions
to "The Little Chronicle" a weekly
paper of general news with depart.
ments of domesticity and education
1t is illustrated with fine pictures
and is published in Chicago.
Mrs. John Blaurock and daugh-
ter, Miss Lottie, left Tuesday fol
their new home at Seattle, Wash.
ington. Miss Kate accompanied
them as far as St. Paul, returning
here to remain few weeks after
which she will also go to Seattle
The Blaurocks have long been resi-.
dents of this city where they have
made fast friends of all acquaint.
ances, all of whom regret their re.
moval but extend earnest wishes
for their welfare in their new home
The Peoples Players were here
Monday night and played "Jack
and l." The troupe is a good one,
and the play was we'll presented.
They were billed here for three
nights but the audience was so slim
Monday evening Tuesday morning
they folded their tents like the
Arabs and silently marched away
to Ellsworth. The Peoples Play
ers have been here several times
before and have always given ex.
cellent satisfaction to their audi
ences. The fact that they did not
have large audience here Monday
evening was not due to any dis.