River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-08-09
Ilwaco Springs.

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broke camp yesterday.
Mrs. Theo. Nichols and son Roy
have taken cottage for week.
Those wishing to engage cottages
at the Springs should do so now.
There was large picnic party of
young ladies from River Falls here
Tuesday.
While at the Springs drink all the
water you can, it is as free as the
grounds.
Mrs. Elbridge Currier and Mrs.
Jack Elliott from the Falls were
here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIN and daughters,
Title and Ella, and Frank Peterson
were here Sunday.
Misses Marjorie Ewing and
Gwen ApRobert were guests of Miss
Mildred Ensign Tuesday.
Archie Shepard and Miss Jennie
Davies, Roscius Freeman and Al
Jensen were Sunday visitors.
Chas. Deans and children have
been among the numerous guests
of Willow Twig for a couple of
days.
Mrs. Wilson was a guest of her
son and family, H. A. Wilson, at
Wauwaunasia cottage Tuesday eve
ming.
Harvey Powell arrived from
White Rock, S. D., yesterday, bring
ing the remaining members of his
| family.
Mrs. Williams of Prescott, accom-
panied by six young ladies, arrived
last evening for weeks stay at
Waubeek cottage.
Among Saturdays visitors were
Masters Harry Peirse, Willis Lev
ings, Dean Rogers, Paul Baird
and Mr.. Frank Baird.
Cottagers and picnickers will find
a good supply of groceries and con-
| fectionery at the new store. Come
prepared to patronize it.
! Judge Weld, Frank Ensign and
son Raymond Of River Falls spent
Sunday at Ilwaco with other mem 1
bers of their families who are
camped at Tioga cottage.
Geo. Wilmoth, his wife and moth
er, Misses Maude and Mabel Worth
ington OF the Falls and Mrs. Ber-
nice Bateman of ST. Louis were
here the first OF the week.
Cotton Whitcomb, wife and
daughters, Misses Pearl and Bon
ME and Messrs. Jay Grimm and
Harry Campbell were guests at
Nebish Lodge few days.
Miss Jennie w. Frisby and Miss
Flora Marsh of ST. Louis visited IL
waco in company with Commodore
Short and son and Miss Hattie
Short of River Falls Tuesday.
Prof. E. T. Reed and Neil Reed
came from the Falls Friday, via the
Kinnickinnic in their canoe. From
here they padded to Hudson where
they took the night train to River
Falls.
Mrs. D. M. Moore, Misses A. L.
and G. A. Day and Miss Jessie
Deacon of Minneapolis came Satur-
| day for three weeks outing, with
the exception of Mrs. Moore who
stays only one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Johnson, Chas.
and Ne1s Melander, Mrs. w. E.
Spriegel and child of Velva, N. D.,
Mrs. P. Carlson, Miss Lille, and
Mr.. Melander and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lingren were here Sunday.
]. V. Gardner with his mother
and three sisters returned to their
| home in Hastings Monday, after
having spent very pleasant out
| ing at Oak Leaf cottage and prom
Using to come again next year.
Roy Sweet, Mr.. TAFT and daugh-
ter Jennie have been among the
numerous guests at Willow Twlg
the past week. The visitors regis
ter at this cottage the past two weeks
shows an exceedingly long list of
| visitors.
| MIS-. Il. M. I1OlC ALL 0duSuICl,
leila, of Valley City, N. D., Mrs. N.
L. Schofeld and daughters Hazel
and Blanch of Clifton, Wis, E. Van
Austin and c.. Van Austin of Den
mark, Mimi, were callers at the
Springs the first of the week.
A party from Kinnickinnic con-
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Nor
row and children, Will Davidson
and family, Mrs. VIM. Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Fuller, Mrs. Chas. Full
Ter, Chas. Chinook and family,
Mrs. Phineas Pomeroy and Miss AL
ia Fuller picnicked with the Will
son and Whitconb families at IL
waco Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. C. G. Higbee re-
turned to their home in ST. Paul
Monday after a months rest at the
Springs. Sunday being the Doc
tors birthday anniversary the
campers gathered outside their cot
tage in the evening and sang the
good old hymns, "Blest be the
| Tie That Binds, Nearer My God
to Thee" and "God be With You
Till we meet again" Aneat speech
of congratulation was made by