River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-12-06
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There are 81, l46 persons on the
payroll of the city of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McDaniels OF
Seattle visited at the Purves home
last week.
Peter North was down from the
Minnesota University a few days
last week.
Walter T. Glass and family re-
turned Tuesday from Mohall, N. D.,
for the winter. M
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
c. F. Heinrich on Wednesday, Dec.
10, at 2:3O p. m.
Neil Reed is home from the
Northwestern University for the
holiday vacation.
James Allen and two daughters
went to Montford last Friday to at
tend the funeral of a cousin.
A. T. Carroll has the agency for
the Victor fire and burglar proof
safe. A good fire proof safe for
SIS 90 and up.
M. c. Wright, a commission broker
from Minneapolis, has established
an Office on the second floor of the
APP Roberts building.
Misses Myrtle and Jennett West
were home from St. Paul to spend
Thanksgiving with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. West.
Frank Reid, who has been fur
nishing music for theatrical
troupe on the road through the
summer, has returned home.
Floyd Armstrong is here with the
Northwestern Telephone Co. crew.
He had been in Minneapolis in the
employ of the company for several
months.
Have your laundry done up by Yep
Kee and it will be- done neatly, on
time, and will have the best of care.
Laundry on Main street opposite
Opera Hall.
Mrs. Marion Hughes, who went
to ST. Paul last week for a visit
with friends, was summoned home
by the serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Wright.
Mrs. E. F. White, A. T. Carroll
and wife, Mrs. o. M. White and
C.. S. Dunbar and wife, were the
guests of Mrs. N. w. White and son
Dry Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Wilcox of Glenwood
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. S.23V. Monroe. She returned
Sunday. evening to Merrill where
she is teaching.
Miss Lottie Deneen, teacher in
the New Richmond public schools,
visited her sister, Mrs. w. P.
Knowles, Jr. lin this city the latter
part of last week.
Regent Ensign is in Milwaukee
to-day attending meeting of the
Board, called to consider the ques-
tion of a site for the new Normal to
be built in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Martha A1drich, mother of
Curtis Aldrich. formerly of this
place, died at Kempton, N. D., last
week, aged 80 years. The remains
were buried at Prescott.
Professor Packard held an insti-
tute in Attica, Indiana, the two
days following Thanksgiving and
on his way home visited the schools
of Menomonie for day.
The firemen's Thanksgiving ball
was a success. The firemen receiv-
ed substantial aid from the sale of
tickets and the dancers had an en-
joyable time to good music.
Mrs. Chas. Sweet is spending the
winter at the home of her son
Harvey, who is telegraph operator
at Bibon, Mr.. Sweet went up and
spent Thanksgiving with them.
Miss Eva Fillbach of Mann VAL
ley left last week for visit with
friends and relatives in lie Mars,
Iowa. She was accompanied as far
as ST. Paul by her brother John.
Smallpox, so prevalent among
the lumbermen up north few years
ago, still fingers about the camps.
Nine cases of the disease were
quarantined last week in lumber
camp near Mellen.
Another Car New York apples;
Spies, Kings, Seeks, Spitz, Bell
flowers, Gillfowers, Red Spots,
Canada Reds, Wagner's, Rambo's
and several other varieties at Al
lard Stewart Cos.
President Brier visited the CON