River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-05-04
Buggies at your own prices.


| The high school ball team goes to
Baldwin Saturday to play ball.
| B. w. Utman will buy your wool
and give you the highest market
! price.
| The Reunion of the Upper PENN
sula and Northern Wisconsin Veter-
ans Association will be held at
| Marinette, in this state, June q, %
and %. A big time is anticipated.
The Declamatory contest at the
M. E. church tomorrow night will
in itself be a pleasing entertain
ment. 1t is an educational affair, a
phase of entertainment that appeals
to the people of this city. Let us
give the girls good house and
cheers. 1t helps them and the
cause in general. There will be
eight speakers, one from each of
/ the high schools in both St. Croix
and Pierce counties.
The coming engagement of Ed.
Andrews and his splendid company
is the assurance of one of the rich
est treats of the season. Mr.. An
drews has scored the hit of his
career in it. Every member of the
company is an artist of reputation
and prominence in the operate
field. The new piece, Birds of a
Feather" is a decided novelty and
considered one of the most irresisti-
bly, funny comedies of the season S
good ones. The musical features
are brilliant and said to be the best,
both from a comedy and classic
standpoint, ever rendered by this
well-known organization. At Opera
Hall tomorrow (Friday) evening,
May 5th.
The family of Arthur Chapman
received letter last week from
Mrs. Cyrus Carr. The Carr family
is located at Mountain Home, Ida
no. Mrs. Carr says they like the
place. The climate is fine, with
warm days and cool nights. Crops
depend on irrigation for maturing
but they had fine rain there the
first of last week. Gardens were
we'll up and fruit trees were in bios
som. The people of Mountain Home
are neighborly and friendly and
welcome newcomers. Mrs. Carr
says she finds everything very diff
| ferent out there to what conditions
are here, and they have not yet be-
come accustomed to the new con-
| ditionS but thinks they will find
everything satisfactory. The pros
pect is for the development of a
prosperous locality. There is no
| reason to think otherwise unless
there should not be abundant water
supply. Mrs. Carr says the family
is we'll. Mrs. Jason Downer had
been i'll but was recovering her
usual health.
There was an unusually large
number of Masons present at the
regular meeting of the lodge Tues
day evening, called out to give vol
untary expressions of goodwill to
A. w. .Ka1er who goes west before
another meeting. Speeches were
made, with many expressions of es-
TEEN and friendship for Mr.. Kaler
and at the proper time refreshments
were served. Mr.. Kaler has long
been a consistent member of the or
der and a valued, active and useful
member of the local lodge. He has
held an office in the lodge Of one
kind or another for most of the
time and showed much interest in
the prosperity of the society. He
has always informed himself of the
duties of the Office he has been
elected or appointed to and has per-
formed the requirements of that Of
fee with zeal and fidelity. The rit-
ual of the Masonic order is by far
the most elaborate of that of any
fraternal organization and requires
much study and practice to execute
with the impressiveness the object
| of the order demands. Mr.. Kaler
has been most proficient in that part
of the ritual pertaining to those Off
ceS he has held. AS member of
the lodge his brethren will be sorry
to lose him from the work of the
lodge and its associations. The
community at large will also regret
the removal of Mr.. Kaler and fami-
ly from the city where they early
won and have always retained the
esteem and friendship of the peo-
pie. As business man and active
citizen Mr.. Kaler has always had
our confidence and his removal will
be loss to US. The goodwill of
the community will follow the fam