River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-07-20
Mrs. Guy has a niece from Kansas


Al. Anderson was over from Me-
nomonie yesterday.
1t is pretty quiet. Nothing stir
ring-not even the wind.
Come in and see our children S
M Waists. R. N. Jensen.
Ellsworth has organized new
band with twelve instruments.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Allard are Wis
iting at Bibon and Eau Claire.
John Elliott has bought August
Beorn's house on East Maple street.
A bargain in refrigerators at G..
A. Rasmussen's Closing them out.
Miss Mile Jansa of Minneapolis
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Vince
Fait.
Miss Molly Ward of Minneapolis
is visiting here, guest of the Misses
Deneen.
Rev. Louis Vsaluza of La Crosse
was guest of Rev. Joseph M. Baur
Tuesday.
Mrs. B. S. Potter of Minneapolis
is the guest of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. E. Buck.
Cement sidewalk was laid last
week on Pearl street, on the West
side between Maple and Elm.
Miss Ella Barnett of St. Paul and
her friend, Miss Ethel Walwort, are
guests of Mrs. Howard Pratt.
w. E. Webster, the Hudson real
estate man, was a business visitor
here the latter part of last week.
Miss Ethel Chapman is spend
ing the summer with her aunt, Mrs.
Ed. Kellogg, at La Sueur, Mimi.
Miss E11yn Thelander, teacher in
the Minneapolis schools, is sojourn-
ing at home during the vacation.
Atty. F. M. White and H. w.
Thomson went up north the first of
the week on fishing expedition.
The Teachers Institute at Ellis
worth opened Monday with a good
attendance, over 20 teachers being
present.
They painted the roof of the up
per power house the past week.
Theron roof was SO hot it made
the paint just sizzle.
Don't put your prejudices against
the experience of thousands by say
ing advertising does not pay. Ad-
vertise and do it right.
Miss Ruth Stephens of Waunakee,
Dunn county, is here for a few
weeks visit at the home of her
uncle, Joseph Stephens.
River Falls Lodge F. & A. M. and
River Falls Chapter R. A. M. are
"calle1off" until the 18th and 18th
of September, respectively.
Glenn and Miss Elva Rounsevell
returned Friday from Denver, where
they had been in attendance upon
the Epworth League convention.
The Polmatier Sisters Concert
Orchestra Co. is one of the good
ones-second to none-with a ma
tional reputation. At Opera Hall
Aug. 2.
If you have good thing you can't
afford to keep mum" about it.
Don't stop to consider the cost
consider results. Try an ad. in the
JOURNAL.
Mrs. Matilda WOODBURY. left Mon
day for Rock Island, ILL.,, to visit
relatives. Her daughter, Mrs. A..
Smith, accompanied her as far as
Minneapolis.
VIM. Lancaster, employed at Ho-
tel Parker, has moved his family
here from Elroy. They occupy the
Coggeshall house recently vacated
by Mrs. Loughlin.
Mrs. Joseph Stephens, accompa-
MED by her son William and her
niece, Miss Ruth, went to Mime
apolis Monday for few days visit
with her son Elmer.
The Po1matier Sisters form a re-
markable quintette of musicians.
They sing and play on various
kinds of musical instrumental
at Opera Hall Aug. 2.
The Congregational church is in
the hands of renovators. The walls
are to be papered and new carpet
laid. Knapp and Kohn are doing
the papering and painting.
VIM. Scroggie, who had been at
Vandelia, Montana, shearing sheep
for sometime, returned home Satur-
day. Jas. Brown, who had been
with him while in Montana, stopped
in Dakota to work ir the harvest.