River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-04-27
L. Whitehead is home from

Genuine leather-trlmmed top bug
CIV for $45.O0 c. Carisch & Son.
County Supt. John O'Keeffe of
Hammond was in town Monday.
w. S. Davis is enjoying a visit
with his mother from Boardman.
Fred Thomson of Minneapolis
was business caller here Monday.
John Thomson of Woodville Wis
tied friends here the latter part of
last week.
The home talent cast will play
I'm Wyoming" at Hammond Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Sarah Zophe and son Henry
of St. Paul spent Sunday with
friends here.
Leland Spatz of St. Paul was a
guest of Floyd Armstrong for few
days last week.
President w. j. Brier visited the
Training Schools at Menomonie and
Alma last week.
Mrs. Ado1ph Wehrman of ST. Paul
is a visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Purves.
Miss Irma Armstrong was unable
to teach Monday and Tuesday on
account of sickness.
Editor F. N. Barry of the Ham
mond News visited relatives in the
city the first of the week.
Give the cast of I'm Wyoming"
lift at Opera Hall tomorrow night.
The play will be we'll done.
Dan Linehan went to Wyndmere,
N. D., Monday to assist his brother
Frank in his barber business.
Master Miles McNally came down
from New Richmond with Miss Lot
tie Deneen for visit over Sunday.
Rev. DR.. Edwards returned Tues
day from his winters sojourn at
Mobile and iother points in the
South.
Mrs. George w. Chinook, Jr., is
slowly recovering from her long
and serious illness. She sat up
Tuesday for the first time since tax
1,o~ LaI Ea10
The Millinery Emporium has just
received new line of corsets with
the double hose supporters. Prices
IS cents and $1.50. Try them. They
give perfect satisfaction.
Don't forget the ball game be-
tween the local high and ST. Paul
Central on the high school campus
Saturday afternoon, and don't for
get your money. The boys need
your help.
Are you going? Most everyone is.
After the first performance In Wy
oming," so successfully rendered
by Our local talent, the prospects
are for a packed house at the repe-
tition of the play tomorrow even
ing, April %. Seats are on sale at
Taggart's and are going very rapid
ly. Get your seats reserved now.
Admission, children 15c, adults Csc,
reserved seats Csc.
The high school played it's first
game last Saturday, defeating the
Ellsworth high school team by a
score of to 4. Last night the high
school defeated the city boys, the
old-timers, by score of to 3. To-
night they are playing a practice
game with the Normal team. Satur-
day they meet the ST. Paul Central
team on the high school campus at
1880 D. m. Turn out and see the
game.
Those who have seen Ed. An
drews in his great impersonation of
Koko in the Mikado, the part that
made his reputation throughout the
states, will have the opportunity of
seeing this extremely funny come
dian Friday, May 5th, in charac-
ter that excels any of his past
achievements in the humorous
line. His splendid portrayal of Mr..
Hobbs in his new musical comedy,
birds of a Feather" is the best
work of his career.
The first division of the league
contest, the oratorica1 division, was
held in Hudson last Friday even
ing. About so loyal supporters of
the River Falls school were present,
the only large delegation from out
side of Hudson. The contest, as a
whole, was All excellent one. Geo.
Kircher of Hudson won first place.
The decision was generally salts
factory, even to the visiting dele
cations. Mr.. Kircher will represent
the league in the district contest on
May IL.
A letter from Hugh Cameron, en-
closing subscription for continu-