River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-05-18

ter. AL AllarQ-SteWaTt 20. S.
The ladies of the M. E. church
will give supper at the G. A. R.
hall next Friday tomorrow even
ing to which you are cordially in
vited.
Warren Clark took charge of the
school al Alma last week in the alb
sence of the principal, Prof. Geo.
Snodgrass, who had been called to
Hudson by the sickness and death
of his father.
The cannon cracker is extinct,
with good radiance. The cigarette
must also go on the first of July.
The law has so ordered. And that
is we'll. It was of no value except
to the tobacco trust.
Supt. Robert Burns of RichlandN
Center, Mrs. Ida Starr of Eau Claire,
and Supt. Karl Mathie of Wausau,
will be here tomorrow to make
their official visit to inspect the
teaching work at the Normal.
Mrs. j. F. Sims and Miss Cymbra
Daniels entertain the girls club at
a shower and card party tomorrow,
Friday evening, for Miss Lucy
Peckham. Miss Stearns Of the
Woman's Federation will be pres
ert.
You don't h ave TO hunt all through
the samples of all the dealers in
town to get the most up-to-date and
striking designs in wall paper. Go
to Rasmussen's, where the latest
shipments of new patterns have just
come in.
The Misses Mary and Kate Nc
Gin1ey went to Minneapolis Tues
day of last week, where they have
secured employment in dressmak-
ing establishments. Mrs. Rose Nc
Gin1ey accompanied them to the
city, returning home Wednesday.
When it don't rain you have no
use for cave spouts but when it
does they become an essential. Let
us figure with you on your job of
eave-troughing. Our work is our
pride and the price is saving to
you. JOSEPH 0. JENSEN.
Next Monday Supt. Cary and Mrs.
Stephens of Madison, ] Harrington
of Oshkosh, Thomas Morris of La
Crosse, Duncan McGregor and Sec
rotary lockwood, the examining
committee, will be here to examine
the graduating classes of the Nor
NAL.
The committee of Normal school
regents who inspect the Normal
buildings and equipments inspected
the Normal here the first of the
week. The committee consists of
Fred Scheiber of Milwaukee, F, A.
Ross of Superior and IA. Peacock
of Oconomowoc. F. H. Lord, resi-
dent regent, joined them here and
will accompany them during the re-.
mainder of the tour of inspection.
The Normal baseball team de-
feated the Baldwin high school at
Baldwin Saturday by a score of 4 to
2. The game was close and inter
esting and an even race to the last
inning. Last evening the Normal
and town teams played, the latter
winning. Score to IL. Next Sat-
urday Normal plays Ellsworth and
Wednesday they play New Rich
mond, both games on Normal cam
pus.
The author of the Story of Pierce
County" running in the Spring Val
ley Sun, has allowed his name to ap-
pear. 1t is Allen P. Weld of this
city-a man we'll qualified by &C.
quaintance and training to be his
torian of the county. The Story"
is at it's most entertaining stage
now-this week giving the history
of Jack, the famous Martell bear
hunter. A history of Pierce County
in the Civil War will be given soon.
Send for. sample copies.
Last evening was the annual cleo
ton of officers of the Epworth
League of the Methodist church.
E. R. Brown, who had recently &C
cepted the presidency was unani-
mously reelected as president; Miss
Myrtes Clark was reelected first
vice president; Rev. E. P. Sander
son, second vice president; Miss
Jennie West, third vice president;
Mrs. John Dunn, fourth vice presi-
dent; Miss Josephine Johnson re-
elected secretary and Miss Louise
Godfrey treasurer; Misses Eta
Chapman and Pearl Miller, organ
lists. The League is increasing in
interest under the leadership of Mr..
fRroxry,, The offoorc mill he s,cf oil