River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-07-06
LOCAL ITEMS.

Some fine ladies' Purses for sale
at K. N. Jenson's.
A few more Osborne Hay Tedders
Just arrived at Lund's.
New Richmond's census makes
the population of that city 1885.
Mrs. E. C. Davis and daughter
Jennie went to Milwaukee Saturday.
| R. c. Dawson and wife of Tintah,
Mimi, are visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Come to the Experience Social"
al r. S. Freeman's next Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. M. H. Mitchell of Mime
apolis is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Wyman.
The Misses Ada and Maud Bur-
nett went to Portland to see the Elk
position Monday.
Mrs. E. B. Ingram of Eau Claire
is here on a visit to her mother,
Mrs. E. Coggshall.
Ed. Kellogg came over from lie
Seuer Monday to spend few days
with relatives here.
The w. c. Il. U. meets this week
with Mrs. Robert tombstone at 2:30
p. m. Friday, July 7.
Maude Wyman has gone to Grand
Forks, N. D., to spend the summer
with her grandparents.
We handle one of the hay tedders
on the market-Champion is the
name. C. Carisch & Son.
Miss Rose Cheney returned yes
terday for the vacation from her
school work at Manitowoc.
F. A. Burnand, manager of the
Minneapolis Salvage Co., is the
guest of P. H. Frye of Clifton.
Professors Jackson and Inglis,
able instructors, will open a school
for boys at Hudson in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Rhodes of
Minneapolis visited here over the
18th with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Finley.
Miss Lorena Ode1 of St. Anthony
Park is visitor in the city, guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Rocel1us Collins.
Fred Gallup of Minneapolis was a
visitor here over Sunday, guest at
the home of his son, DR.. G. D. Gal
lup.
J. M. Uhlman's family have gone
to Shafer, N; D., where they will
remain on the ranch for month or
more.
AS the hay crop is heavy you
must have tedder; don't forget to
look at the Champion. C. Carisch
& Son.
Mrs. Rhoda Campbell and sons,
Harry and Homer, have moved into
the David Burnett house on Fourth
street.
Miss Marguerite Linehan, who
taught at Barrett, Mimi, last year,
is engaged to teach at Monticello,
next year.
Prof. E. T. Reed left Saturday for
Boston where he will attend the
Harvard summer school-a six
weeks term.
And Japan refuses to consent to
an armistice until Russia agrees to
her terms of peace. The Jap has
a head on him"
The wolf bounty is now $40. The
legislature passed a law to that eff
fect-making the state bounty $40
and the county $40.
w. P. Knowles and r. w. Free
man left this morning FOR trip to
the Pacific coast-Portland Seat tie
and other places.
A number from here went to Red
Wing on the excursion Sunday, in
Guiding ]. 2. Anderson and family
and liver Smith and wife.
Percy ApRoberts, who has VIC ,rk
with the editorial corps of the Min
neapolis Tribune, was home for "a
visit few days this week.
There will be religious services
in the English Lutheran church
next Tuesday evening at 500 o'clock
by Rev. Keehley of Minneapolis.
Get one of the Alfred Peats' Book
lets on Home Decoration free from
w. F. Kohn, Agent for Peats' Prize
Wall Paper. Estimates furnished.
Miss E1va Rounsevell went 10
Denver Monday as delegate to the
Epworth League convention. She
was accompanied by her brother
Glen.
By the new law the open seass IN
for hunting prairie chickens is fro m
Sept. Is to Oct. IS, while it is n
lawful to shoot quails at any tir ne
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