River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-11-16

Small house for rent on Main St /,
w. H. Putnam.
Good things for your Thanksgiv-
ing dinner at Stewart & Grimm's.
Geo. Theo. Smith made business
trip to White Rock, S. D., the first
of the week.
Ell. Whitehead went 10 Elmwood
yesterday to visit friends for a
couple of days.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
]. B. RICHTER next week, Nov. I'D.
A large Guild is desired.
Come and get your apples while
they last at these prices $3.75 to
$500 per barrel. G. F. Heinrich.
P. N. Paulson and wife and A.
Shannon, wife and son of Hammond
attended the Henrikson-Thoe we'd
ding here yesterday.
Eldon D. Woodwork, postmaster
at Ellsworth, and Miss Irma Diebe-
now of Ellsworth were married at
St. Paul last Wednesday.
The census of the state, taken in
June of this year, shows the num-
Der of inhabitants to be 2,228,949, a
gain of 159, 907 over 1900.
Rufus Young has been appointed
chairman of the Troy board of SUI
pervisors in place of Alfred Stiles
who had moved to this city.
Robert tombstone returned Tues
day from North Dakota points
where he had been experimenting
the building of grain elevators.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clonkey and
Master Lesley Clonkey of Menomo-
ME were visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Mrs. M. B. Simon last
week.
Prof. James Go1dsworthy of the
Prescott high school was a visitor
of the schools here Tuesday. He
was accompanied by John Eichman
also of Prescott.
DIR. Cairns has transferred his of
fee from the rooms over the Dunn
Bros. hardware store to rooms on
the second floor in the fremont
block-phone 158.
John E. Haling of this city and
Miss Marie Evans were married at
the home of the brides parents, 146
Pleasant Avnue, St. Paul, by Rev.
Anderson, Nov. IL, 1905.
Mrs. P. w. Ramer and Miss Pearl
Frazier went to Rush City, Mimi.
last week for visit with Mrs, Ram
er's nephew, c. Edw. Shepard, pro-
prietor of the Grant House.
Mrs. Alice Solberg came up from
La Crosse Tuesday evening to see
her grandchildren, Bernhardt and
Mavourneen Solberg, at the home
of Mrs. Josephine Reed. She re.
turned Wednesday afternoon.
The county board of Pierce coun-
ty met a Ellsworth Tuesday and
elected John P. Olson of Maiden
Rock as chairman. The St. Croix
county board met at Hudson and
elected A. P. Kealy of Hammond
chairman.
You will want to attend the lee
ture of Professor Anderson-Mon-
day night at the Normal and
Wednesday night at the high school
If you do not want 10 you want tc
want to. The lectures are instruc-
tive, and free.
In the memorial services in com
memoration of the life of George
Henry Forsyth, at Ezekiel Lutheran
church last Sunday afternoon, Rev
Blomholm was assisted in the serv
ices by Rev. D. B. Spencer.
The Reverend Gilmore Of Mime
apolis will conduct services at Trim
ity church Sunday, Nov. 10. There
will be morning prayer and sermon
at the usual hour, 1880 o'clock, al
so evening service, to both of which
all are cordially invited.
On the occasion of Adrian New
ems lecture at the Congregations
church last Saturday night, the
number of tickets taken in was SIS
The next number in the course is
given by Guy Carleton Lee, Dec. 7
in the M. E. church.
DIR. w. w. Taggart, accompanied
by his niece, Miss Rachel Taggart
left Tuesday for Edmond, Oklaho
ma, where he will locate in the prac
tice of his profession as optome
trist. Mr.. Taggart's mother is a
Edmond, living with her daughter
who is a member of the faculty Of
the Oklahoma Normal school, loca