River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-10-26

ne HARVEST lance at opera nal
tomorrow. evening.
Prices, quality and style sell iror
beds at Rasmussen S.
Climax Java Blend coffee prize
in every package 15c at r. N. Jen
sons.
i If your grocer will not supply
Gold Medal Flour, call No. or
phone.
J. E. Cryderman arrived here
from Spokane, Washington, las,
evening.
! Buy an iron bed of Rasmussen
and thereby save money to your sat
isfaction.
The Epworth League will give a
dime social Saturday evening at the
M. E. church parlors.
DR.. P. E. DeMille is fulfilling his
engagement here this week, with
Office It the Gladstone. Mrs. De-
Mile is here with him.
Mrs. Otto Anderson of Menom-
onie visited in the city from Friday
to Tuesday, guest Of Mrs. E.. Lag
erstedt and other friends.
Rev. A. T Erickson went to Eau
Claire Tuesday to attend an ordina-
ton service in which he was one of
the examiners of the candidate for
ordination.
Mrs. Herman Wehmann of Min
neapolis came over Friday for Wis
it with her mother, Mrs. E. Cogg-
shall. She had but recently arrived
from an extended visit in Germany.
Have you any reason for NOT us
| ing Swift's Pride Soap and Wash
| ing Powder? They are less expen-
sive than cheap soaps and washing
powders. Worth more and lasts
twice as long.
C. F. Heinrich will have a car of
fancy New York apples the first of
next week-Baldwins, r. |. Green
ings, Kings, Golden Russets and
other varieties.
Mrs. John Everson of Pleasant
| Valley met with serious accident
! Monday. She stumbled and fell
cutting her wrist on some glass and
severing the cords and an artery.
| DR.. Gendron was called.
| Mrs. M. T. Field returned Friday
from Minneapolis where she had
been on visit to her sister, Mrs. F.
Nye. Mrs. Nye goes to Philadel-
phia to spend the winter with her
daughter, Miss Josephine.
The family of Mr.. Bennett arriv-
ed here yesterday from Litchfield,
MINI. They will occupy the Hor-
ton house on the West side. The
family moved here to take advant-
age of the educational facilities:
The second number in the Peo-
pies Lecture Course is given in
the Congregational church Nov. II:
Adrian Newens, Mono1ogist. Seat
tickets on sale at Taggart's on and
| after $3.50 a. m. Nov. 4.
Mr.. Casper Zentner and Miss Liz
zie Freitag were married at the
home of the brides mother in Monte
cello, Wis, Oct. "a, 1905. They are
here on their wedding tour, guests
of the family of Albert Steffen. Mr..
Zentner is nephew Of Mrs. Steffen.
Have you met THELMA? If not,
please call at my store and permit
me to introduce you. THELMA is
my new perfume, an odor particu-
larly acceptable to gentlewomen,
because they know what really fine
perfume is. 1t always gives me
pleasure to have people ask to see
THELMA for I know it is something
unusually good. c. r. Taggart.
DR.. Arons, the bonesetter who re-
sided at Hudson for sometime, was
convicted last Thursday at Aitkin,
MINI, Of bigamy and larceny and
sentenced for term of six years to
the state prison. The next day aft
er his conviction he committed sui
eide by blowing his brains out with
a revolver.
I P. w. Ramer has recently bought
| of Carisch and Wiger the buildings
formerly owned by F. A. Bracket
the two-story brick and the two
frame buildings adjoining-the brick
occupied by the Dunn Bros, hard
ware merchants, the first one south
by Mrs. Mosher, milliner, and the
second one south by Carisch & Son,
harness-makers
| While Bert Hamilton was at Lyn.
wood Island last week on hunting
trip in company with Geo. Carleton
and Gus. Carlson, the cottage where
they had been stopping caught fire
and burned, consuming all theil
| wearing apparel except what they
had on. The boys returned to thell
homes in their hunting clothes. The
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