River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-06-08

Cream at Freenan's drug store.
i The St. Croix Valley M. w. A.
held picnic at Cylon yesterday.
| Winter and summer Underwear
now selling at n regular prices.
Boston store.
/ Get your share of the bargains go
ing at the final closing-out sale at
the Boston store.
Robert Reed has gone to Cloquet,
Mimi, to work a couple of months
for lumber company.
A. r. Alleman went to the Twin
Cities Saturday to pick up more
bargains for the New Cash Store.
Judging from the announcements
| of Madame Rumor there will be an
abundant crop of June Brides this
year.
The song of the robin is heard on
every hand, at early morning, all
through the day and late into the
evening.
The graduating exercises of the
high school are held in Opera Hall
tonight. A class of Fl receive di-
plomas.
The ceremony of laying the cor,
ner stone of the new courthouse at
Ellsworth will occur Wednesday,
June FL.
The pretty schoolmarms are all
to be married. This will give the
new crop of graduates show with
the school boards.
DR.. Rupert Parker is up from
Chicago enjoying ten-days vaca-
ton at the home of has parents,
Gov. and Mrs. C. D. Parker.
Lester Griffin is in Milwaukee
this week attending the annual ses-
sion of the I. O. O. F Grand Lodge
as delegate from the local lodge.
Rev. Clough gives an address at
the Veterans convention in Spring
Valley tomorrow night. Congress-
man ]. j. Jenkins speaks tonight.
Mrs. Robert Gillilland, accompa-
MED by her granddaughter, Miss
Gertrude Baker, of Wellsville, Mo-,
arrived here last night and will re-
main the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. P. Pomeroy.
The Seniors of the High school
gave their class exercises in the
High school assembly room last
night to a full house. The class
made good appearance and those
taking part in the exercises acquitt-
ted themselves with commentator.
Hugh Reynolds, printer in the Her
aid office, was out from Ellsworth
Saturday to see the ball game that
did mt make showing. He came
out Tuesday and acted as a very
satisfactory umpire when the game
was p1ayed-between the Hudson
and River Falls highs.
Mems night shirts, worth up to
$100, for Csc; boys Balbrigan I'm
derwear, worth Csc, for 1Oc; ladies
Lace Hose, were 45c, now 33c; ladies
Lace Hose, were Csc, now lie; Silk
dimes that were 12Hc, now SC per
yd.; If you care anything about
saving from Is to SO per cent the
Boston store is the place you are
looking for.
G. P. Burnett is stopping in the
city for couple Of weeks. He ar
rived here from San Antonio, Texas,
where he had spent the winter. He
will GO TO Madison to be there dur
ing the commencement exercises of
the State University, his children,
Earl and Miss Eleanor, graduate
with the class of 1905. Earl was re-
Gently awarded a scholarship, a
mark of enviable distinction.
Henry A. Evenson and Miss Anna
Barnes were married at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Barnes, in the town of Riv-
er Falls, at O'Clock in the after
noon, Wednesday, June 7. Rev.
DR.. E. E. C1ough performed the
ceremony. Only members of the
families of the bride and groom
were present. The young people
begin housekeeping at once in Kin
nickinnic with the congratulations
and best wishes of their numerous
friends.
What occasion is there for setting
telephone poles in the road way
from three to eight feet from the
line? Why should they not be rath-
er placed on the line and thus be
out of the way? If the question is
one of legal right that matter might
be readily adjusted. The owner of