River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-01-19
Mrs. A. w. Trenholm of ST PAM

guest from Milwaukee, came down
on the private car of Mr.. Trenholm,
General Manager of the Omaha Rail-
way, Friday evening and attended
the dance of the married people at
Opera Hall in company with Mr..
and Mrs. Craig Randall. Mrs.
Trenholm is cousin of Mr.. Ran
dali.
l.. N. Nichols Post, G, A. R. and
l. N. Nichols Post w. R. c. held
meeting for joint installation of of
ficers last night. The ladies of the
w. R. C. had prepared a banquet
for the occasion at which nearly 100
were served-au oyster supper with
coffee and other palatable accesso-
ries, all of such excellence as to in
vite many expressions of praise and
delight.
There will be cooking school
connected with the Farmers Insti-
tute to be held at Prescott next
week Tuesday and Wednesday, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Helen Armstrong of
Chicago. Mrs. Armstrong will give
lectures with demonstrations on
Quick Breads-use of Baking Pow
der, Drop Biscuit, Steamed Brown
Bread, Nut Loaf, Fruit Rolls, Apple
Pudding, Coffee; with a lesson on
Meats.
Monday afternoon twenty-five
ladies, Beaver Queens and Beavers
wives, met at the home Of Mrs. E.
Van Voorhis and formed a club
called 1.-THE Fern Social Club"
The club has for its principal OBJ
ject the devising of means to secure
funds to promote the Beaver lodges.
The club will hold regular fort
nightly meetings at the homes of
members The first regular meet
ing will be held Jan. 81, at the home
of Mrs. A. E. Gendron. Following
are the names of officers elected:
President, Mrs. Harry Wyman; Vice
President, Mrs. A. E. Lovely; Secre-
tary, Mrs. A E. Gendron; Treasurer,
Mrs. c. R. Taggart.
The weather for the last week
has been exceptionally fine. The
sun has shone from its rising until
it's setting nearly every day without
the observation of a cloud. The
wind, of which there has been just
enough to determine its direction,
has been in the south. During the
day the thermometer has indicated
a temperature near the freezing
point so that there has been but lit
tie thawing, and that only on the
roofs and sidewalks. The snow
has not melted in the streets. This
even temperature of just about the
freezing point is delightful, and
there is not nearly the danger of
taking cold with temperature near
stationary at the freezing point as
when it is rising above freezing.
Prof. E. T. Reed of the Moorhead
Normal faculty has been named as
president of the Northwestern Min
nesota Educational Association. A
meeting of prominent educators
from the northern, portion of the
state was recently held at St. Paul
and Mr.. Reed was named to fill the
vacancy caused by the removal from
the state of the president selected
at the meeting held last summer.
The selection of Mr., Reed for this
important position is a fitting rec
ognition of the marked ability which
he has displayed in his every day
work as an educator. He has, up
on all occasions where it was de-
manded of him, given evidence of
executive ability of high order.
In addition to this he is a gentle
men of varied attachments and of
broad and liberal views. A notable
and most agreeable characteristic
of the man, as he has become known
to US in Moorhead, is his never
failing Difference to the opinions of
others, and his ready recognition
of merit wherever displayed. Pos
sessed of these essentials of leader
ship he will undoubtedly cut out
line of work which will result in
profit for the association and the
material advancement of the educa-
tiunal interests of Northwestern
Minnesota Moorhead (Minn. Dali
ly News, Jan, 9,
Notice.