River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-03-16


Dan Cameron of Eau Claire is a
visitor in the city to-day.
Mrs. Hubbell went to st. Paul
last Friday. The family will reside
there.
Miss Sarah Watson was home
from her school at Knapp the last
of last week.
Special for Saturday, regular 10c-
size pure Catsup 7 cents at Allard-
Stewart Co.'s.
A new Grand piano has been pur-
chased by the Normal school and
installed in the assembly room.
There was a party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tubbs Saturday
evening and one at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Walker Tuesday
evening.
The starch factory will be run
this spring to grind up the surplus
potatoes in the vicinity. 1t will
start up as soon as the weather will
permit, probably next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elliott returned
last Friday from Madrid, N. Y,
where they had been on visit to
relatives since last November. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Andrew
Elliott.
Last Thursday, March 9, on the
occasion of her 10th birthday ami
versary, Miss Mavourneen Solberg
pleasantly entertained half dozen
of her little girl friends at the home
of her grandmother, Mrs. Josephine
Reed.
A man died from sunstroke while
engaged in game of ball in Ala
bama last Saturday. Wisconsin
winters have their advantages. Yet
it may be matter of taste whether
to invite death from sunstroke or
freezing.
Miss Estelle Clough wishes schol-
ars in Piano and Organ Music. Pri-
vate scholars and classes in the
Fletcher Method, which is the origi-
nal kindergarten method. Terms
given on inquiry at the Methodist
parsonage.
Col. D. J. Dill, in a note from
Denver, Colorado, where he is stop
ping for while, says politics are
in a terrible tangle in that state and
there is much feeling over the un-
settled question of who was elected
governor.
There will be social and enter
tainment at the church in Kinnic-
kinnic Friday evening, March "a.
Refreshments will be served. All
are invited. A chargeaof ten cents
for children and Is cents for adults
will be made.
The school house at New Rich
mond was burned Monday. 1t was
an old structure and inadequate for
the present needs and Inconvenience
ly arranged. The city will build a
better one. 1t was insured for the
sum of $40, 500.
The last lecture of the Peoples
Lecture Course Monday evening,
March 81, Ross Crane, the Cartoon
ist, Humorist, Clay Modeler and Pr
anist. At the M. E. church. Seats
on sale at Taggart's drug store on
and after Saturday, March 18.
To demonstrate their conscious
existence the Red Mems band came
out of the winter quarters one even
ing last week and played several
pieces of music on the street. In
the performance they showed that
when we'll presented music hath
charms.
Miss Sophie C. Weisend died re-
Gently at her home in Milwaukee, at
the age of 26 years. She was very
talented young lady, the daughter
of John Weisend, who kept cloth
ing store here for several syears in
the Sos and a niece of Valentine
Weisend of this place.
Some of the ladies of the improve
ment League have called our atten-
ton to the profusion of old paper
refuse thrown into the street. 1t
would be economy to burn this pa
per refuse rather than to throw it
into the street. Along the business
part of Main street much paper is
blowing about.
The annual meeting of the Prairie
Mill and Elevator Co. was held on
March Is when the following Of
ficers were elected: Pres.-E. Van
Voorhis; Vice Pres. r. E. Van
Voorhis; Sec. and Treas.-Joseph
M. Smith; Directors-F. E. Van
Voorhis, E. Van Voorhis; r. N. Jen-