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

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MED by her daughters, went to Min
neapolis Friday. where she vii
make her home.
w. S. Davis and family went [,
Mcmillan last Saturday on a visit {,
the relatives of Mrs. Davis, return
ing Tuesday evening.
The Portland Fair closed Oct. Is
On that day the attendance was SO,
$50 and the whole attendance during
its existence was 2.545, 500.
Henry Tinker, station agent a
Bibon, accompanied by his little
daughter, visited his parents-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Deans, the frs
of the week.
D. D. Proctor, who has been Wis
iting relatives and friends here fol
the past few months, leaves next
Tuesday for his home at Sebasto
pol, California.
The Mcintyre boys horses rar
away on Main street Friday, smash
ing up the surrey of George Fuller
and causing some other damage but
the horses were not injured and nc
person was hurt.
The Rummage and Fancy Sale OF
the Congregational Ladies' Aid So
ciety will be held in the vacant
building next to Ritchey's store
Friday and Saturday, Nov. 8 and 4
In addition to other articles Mexican
drawn work will be on sale for Csc
up.
The leaves are falling from the
trees rapidly. A popularity of the
condition is that the leaves of most
trees are as green as they were in
midsummer. The foliage was pro.
fuse this year and as consequence
there is a great amount of leaves on
the ground as the trees shed them
There will be greater peril fol
hunters in the northern woods this
fall than ever before. A woman is
going up there to hunt. Dispat ches
from Madison announce that Mrs
J. D. Leavett of Warren, Ark, has
taken out a license to hunt dear in
northern Wisconsin.
President Brier, Professors Clark,
Wilson, Hoag and Robson and Miss
Peckham of the Normal faculty at
tended the Northwestern Teachers
Association which was held in Chip
pewa Falls on Friday and Saturday
of last week. The attendance is re.
ported large, there being five or six
hundred present.
Herbert Deyarmond, formerly Of
Kinnickinnic, now of Chicago, and
Miss Lillian Varney were married
at the home of the brides parents
in Minneapolis, Oct. 10, 1905. Among
the guests were Mrs. Minnie Deyar-
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Deyar
mond and Mrs. Frank Fuller of Kin
nickinnic. Mr.. and Mrs. Deyarmonc
will reside in Chicago.
The Wisconsin Land Co. have
sold the dwelling of Mrs. Mary Anr
Everson on the east end of Spring
street to Mrs. Sansburn who has
been living in the Gunderson house
on Maple street, and the dwelling Of
Mrs. VIM. Baird, situated two lots
east on Spring street, has been solo
to Mrs. Everson. The new owners
are now occupying the houses.
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 or
sale, at prices to suit, articles large
and small, new and old, whatever
you need you may find there. Din
ner served from 1880 to 1:30; sup
per from $50 to 500. The Port
land fair has closed. You can't &C
there, but you can go to the Ladies
Fair, Oct. q. Don't you forget it
A. w. Lund is making important
improvements to enlarge the capa
city of his manufacturing establish
ment and store rooms. He viii
nearly double room in the main
cast building by making a base
ment under it. The dirt is being
hauled out to secure this result. Ii
connection with securing basemen
room for the storage of machinery
wagons and agricultural implement:
he will install furnace to heat the
main rooms.
The leaves of deciduous trees, es
pecial1y hard naples, pop1ars anC
black oaks, turned color before tn,
frosts, and leaves of Soft-wood tree
were falling long before frost killed
them. They had ripened-had &C
conplished their destiny. The eff
fects of two or three pretty heav,
frosts the past week begin to tel
perceptib1y upon vegetation, ye
many kinds of flowers are still il
bloom out of doors and last Satur
day Mrs. E. Van Voorhis picked
full-b.own rose in her flower garden