River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-05-11

school campus with the local highs
next Saturday afternoon.
Chas. Deans has sold his interest
in the Model Restaurant to his
brother Howard. The firm name
will continue to be Yocum & Deans.
Rev. James Evans was in the city
the first of the week, returning to
Hudson Tuesday to attend the
funeral over the remains of Rev. T.
]. Snodgrass.
The 18th District Wisconsin Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs convenes
at the Congregationalist church at
o'clock tonight. The public is
cordially invited.
Mrs. Elmira Powell left Tuesday
for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Amy Bliss, at Los Angeles, Califor-
MIA. She goes by way of Portland,
Oregon, where she will make brief
visit with friends.
During May-afternoons only
Eleanor APP Roberts will be at Lev
ings Sisters Book store with an up
to-date line of patterns, especially
suited TO ladies' and children's
clothing. Bring your stamping.
The Tuesday Club has elected as
officers for the ensuing year: Pres
ident-Mrs. H. E. Fo1lansbee; Vice
President-Mrs.F Frank Ensign; Sec
retary-Mrs. F. E. Van Voorhis;
Program Committee-Mrs. Hunt,
Mrs. Warren Cook, Miss Jennie
Toby.
The Normal baseball team played
Prescott here last Saturday, the
home team winning by score of 9
to 2. Yesterday afternoon the Nor
NAL and high schools played prac-
tice game on the Normal campus.
The Normals show great improve
ment and stand good show to win
at Baldwin where they play Satur-
day.
DIR. Muedeking will make his next
regular professional visit to River
Falls the 18th and 18th of May and
take orders for his splendid white
flint spectacles. The price of these
highly-polished lenses is no greater
than common glasses, including
the testing of the eyes. Office hours
at the Gladstone Hotel from to 8
O'Clock p. m.
1t is astonishing how many peo-
pie suffer daily with headache,
caused from eye-strain, that can
be entirely relieved with properly
made spectacles. If your eyes
trouble you call on DR.. Muedeking
and have them tested. The Doctor
will be at the Gladstone Hotel the
18th and 10Th of May. Office hours
from l till o'clock p. m.
George ]. Dodge and C. o. Chin
mock, who attended the state con-
vention of Modern Woodmen al Su-
perior last week, report harmoni
Gus and pleasant session which
wound up with sumptuous ban
quet and dance. Mr.. Dodge was
reelected clerk of the state camp,
this being his fourth term of SER
vice in that capacity. This honor
comes to Mr.. Dodge through eff
cient service.
You generally would consider it
great convenience to go to the fur
niture man, when you want ed a new
carpet, and find him have the article
right in stock. G. A. Rasmussen
knows this and therefore carries
large stock of carpets of standard
weaves. You might call on him if
you should want anything in that
line. If it is rug or lace curtains
you want, you will find nothing bet
ter or more artistic than what Ras-
mussen has in stock. The price is
where you want it.
The Andrews Opera Company had
a fair-sized house Friday evening in
the play of Birds of a Feather"
Notwithstanding the fact that the
contest at the church drew large
number of people. All who at
tended the play speak of it as very
fine. This is one of The best troupes
that has visited our city. Some of
the members rank among the best
professionals and all are very good.
Their merits had preceded them
here and the patronage bestowed is
evidence that our people will pay
prices commensurate with high
talent.
The Old Settlers of the st. Croix
Valley hold their annual meeting
with a picnic at Prescott this year,
June l. A steamboat will take from
Hudson all that prefer to go that
way. The boat will leave Hudson
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