River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-10-12

OF 20. y. II. OQQ, OplOLneLIlSl.
Farmersl Farmers! Farmers!l!
At last we have found a 2-horse po-
tato digger that does the work.
Guarantee goes with every one. c.
Carisch & Son.
Miss Anna Spalding, accompanied
by her friend, Miss Ada Parker, was
down from St. Paul over Sun
day, visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Spalding.
Mrs. Claude Sharbeno is visiting
with her mother, Mrs. w. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharbeno have been
living in North Dakota the past
summer but will reside in Mime
apolis this winter.
Theodore Nichols has bought the
Rhodes house, corner of Cedar and
Fourth streets. Isaac Lusk will
move from his farm-the old Sher-
lock Wales place southeast of the
city-into this house.
A chance for the boy and girl, the
woman and "any other man" to
make some money in the $4,000 con-
test advertised in this paper, and
to those who enter and maintain the
contest the exercise will be of edu-
cational advantage.
A football team, composed of play
ers from the teams of the Normal
and High schools, went to Hamline
and played with the Hamline team
and were defeated so to O.. 1t was
the first game for some of the play
ers and was good practice.
The starch factory is not running
this week for want of sufficient
amount of potatoes to keep up a
steady run. Farmers are digging
but not yet hauling many. The
factory will begin again Monday,
Oct. 10th, with the prospect of a
continuous run for month or more.
The second annual meeting of the
Western Wisconsin Teachers Asso-
citation will be held at Sparta Oct.
26 to % inclusive. Among the speak
ers on the program is Prof. Sims,
who gives an address, the subject
of which is "The Impulse to Initia-
tive"
Leon La Page is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. E. A. Hallett, and his grand
father, VIM. Palmer. He has re-
Gently been discharged from the
navy because of illness. Leon was
a gunner on the battleship Missouri
and was on board at the time of the
accident that killed a number of
seamen.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
society will hold their rummage
sale, sale of fancy articles, comforts,
home baking etc., on the 3rd and
18th days of November. Some good
secondhand cloaks and other cloth
ing can be bought at once from the
Society. Enquire of Mrs. Knoble,
DR.. Ashley's office.
Adolph Holmes recently returned
from Chicago where he had been at
tending the Moody Bible Institute.
He will go to Minneapolis to join
his father and sisters who moved
there last week. He intends to re-
turn after a while to the Institute
and finish the course of prescribed
study, which requires two years
work.
Some one stole horse and har-
ness from Herman Renter, Mann
Valley, a week ago yesterday. The
horse was found Sunday in the
brush near Ilwaco. Near the horse
had been left some oats. The cir
cumstance implied that the thief
had hid the horse waiting to get
away with him later. The harness
was not found.
DR.. Muedeking will make his reg
ular professional visit to River Falls
the 18th and 10Th of October and
take orders for his splendid white
flint spectac1es. The price of these
highly polished lenses is no greater
than for common glasses, including
the testing of the eyes. Office hours
at the Gladstone Hotel from IL
O'Clock m. to p. m.
Nile A. Carr and Miss Lucy Spill
cke, both recently of this city, were
married at Mountain Home, Idaho,
yesterday, Oct. IL, 1905. These
young people are both highly es-
teemed by their acquaintance and
their many friends here extend con-
gratulations and wish for them a
placid, prosperous and happy jour
ney together through life.
Have you met THELMA? If not,
please call at my store and permit
me to introduce you. THELMA is
my new perfume, an odor particu.
larly acceptable to gentlewomen
because they know what really fine
perfume is. 1t always gives me
pleasure to have people ask to see
THELMA for l know it is something
unusually good. c. R. Taggart.
The weather-well we have had
some, a little different from the
other and it took US by surprise
There was some frost Tuesday
morning after the rain of the day
before but vegetation was so wei
the frost left no appreciable effects
Vines are still green. The wind is
again back from the north into the
south with assurance of warmer
weather.
William j. Dougherty of Downing
and Miss Amelia C. Rudow were