River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-10-19
Colby Cheese at Norsengs'


Stewart & Grimm S ad. on page 4
of this issue will interest you.
The Fern Club meets with Mrs.
Wyman tomorrow (Friday) Oct. 20.
Miss Lucina Foster is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Van Hee, al Hammond.
Climax Java Blend coffee prize in
each package for 15c at R. n Jen-
son S.
Mrs. L. p. Whitcomb returned the
first Of the week from her visit to
her daughter at Jordan, Mimi.
Mrs. o. W.. Newcomb is visiting
Mrs. A. A. Love at Fargo, N. D.
Before returning home she will go
to Paramount and visit Mrs. Wilbur
Cox.
Messrs. Guy and Percy Smith of
Hayward and Miss Gust of Roches-
ter, Mimi, spent Saturday and Sun
day at the home of Miss Florence
Glass.
Curtis Johnson was awarded near
ly $40 in premiums at the Ellsworth
fair-for a horse and his O. |. c.
pigs. In pigs he carried off the
sweepstakes.
Housewives in every state agree
that SWIFT'S PRIDE SOAP and
Washing Powder are absolutely
necessary in their homes. You try
ther1-be convinced
w. L. Perrin will spend the win
ter with his daughter at Los Ange-
les, Cal. He left Superior last week
for that point. He had been at the
home of his son, Atty. Scion Perrin.
Mrs. (Dr.) w. F. Hassenplug, who
had been here for several weeks at
the home of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. E. E. Clough, left Friday for
her home at Cripple Greek, Colo
RADIO.
The Lecture Course anagement
announce the attendance at the first
entertainment, the concert of the
Royal Hungarian Orchestra Tues
day evening, at upwards of 600, and
583 tickets were sold.
The Teachers Association at
Maiden Rock the 9TH instant was at
tended by nearly every teacher in
the Association limits. Prin. D. M.
Ryan delivered an address. He
was also elected president of the
association.
Imported Switzer Ost,
Imported Norsk Gede Ost,
Imported Gammal Ost,
Imported Prim Ost,
Norsk Sardines,
Norsk Fiskeboller, at Norsengs'
w. P. Peckham went to ST. Croix
Falls Friday to reside for a time
with his daughter, Mrs. w. F. Lusk.
His daughter, Miss Laura Peck
ham, Miss Mary Vernon and w. F.
Houston, accompanied him, return
ing Sunday.
Merton Herrick of Hudson was
elected grand commander of the
grand commandery, Knights Tenn
plar of Wisconsin, at the meeting
held in Milwaukee last week. Merit
is way up in masonery, one of the
few SD degree men.
H. L. Harris of Cumberland is in
the city to-day perfecting arrange
ments to operate lumber yard
here. He is an old hand at the
trade, having conducted a yard at
Cumberland for years. The new
firm will be, "The H. L. Harris
Lumber Co"
A convention Of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps, 22d district, was held at
Hudson last Friday. One hundred
ladies of the corps were present, Fl
from this city. Mrs. Cora Evans of
Waupaca, state inspector, and Mrs.
A. P. Weld of this city, department
inspector were present. Mrs. Mar
ion Hughes of /. N. Nichols w. R.
C. of this place read a paper. The
next convention will be held at New
Richmond.
The first number in the People
Lecture Course was given Tuesday
evening in the M. E. church. The
Royal Hungarian Orchestra enter
tanned a crowded house in a fine
concert with excellent satisfaction.
A musical entertainment always
draws the largest crowds here where
many of the people are critics of the
art. All these, as far as we have
learned, commend the concert as an
exceptionally good one.
The ladies of the M. E. church
hold their annual fair in the new
parlors of the church on Friday,
Oct. 81. All kinds of articles on
sale, at prices to suit, articles large
and small, new and old, whatever
you need you may find there. Din
ner served from 1870 to 1870; sup
per from $50 to 500. The Port
land fair has closed. You can't go
there, but you can go to the Ladies
Fair, Oct. q. Don't you forget it.
This community is under obliga-
tons of exacting gratitude to trio
of singers of the city-Mrs. Elmira
Powell, Mrs. Sarah Tozer and Mr..
G. E. Pratt. These kindly singers
are almost always solicited to take
the musical part at funerals, and
only when it is impossible for them
to be present at the observance of
these last sad rites are they absent.
Mrs, Powell and Mr.. Pratt are recOQ-