River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-12
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Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
Hoag next Wednesday, April Is al
2:3o p. m.
R. N. Jensen and wife returned
Tuesday from an extended visit il
California.
Sam Jones, the noted Georgia
evangelist, lectured in Hudson Sat
urday night.
Eyes examined at Hotel Parker
April 18th and 18th by c. H. Todd,
Optometrist.
Prof. w. F. Lusk and wife came
down from st. Croix Falls Tuesday,
returning to-day.
Mrs. VIM and Mrs. Currie have
been renewing old acquaintance in
Ellsworth the past few days.
Edwin Cass, an old resident of
the town of River Falls, died last
Friday and was buried Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Parker re-
turned Monday from California,
where they had spent the winter.
Ilwaco Spring water can be pro-
cured at any time at Mrs. S. H.
Tozer's residence on Fourth street.
The birds are returning from the
south in great numbers. Black
birds and robins are already nu-
merous.
F. Engdahl has had his tailor
shop and residence new shingled
and John Barrett's house has been
reshingled.
Mrs. B. r. Spalding returned to
her home at Hartland last week,
accompanied by her sister, Miss
Eta Chapman.
John Sansburn has moved into
the house on Locust street between
Main and Second, lately vacated by
John Hurlburt.
Mrs. ]. H. Stirratt of Oak Grove
visited at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim, from Thursday
until Saturday.
Miss Emma Cooper is home from
her school this week visiting with
her mother, who but lately return
ed from North Dakota.
The Improvement League has Sc
cured the accomplishment of good
job by the cleaning up of the River
bank back of the stores.
The Rebekahs will hold a district
meeting at Baldwin Friday, April
20. Each lodge is expected to have
at least one representative.
Eugene Van Voorhis has bought
half interest in the Produce Co.,
which has lately been controlled in
it's entirety by B. w. Uttman.
Tie DunnyPocket Ballot was bad
" defeated in it's tussle with the
voters. Hardly a precinct in the
state favored the project with a ma
jority.
A "home-talent" play is in prep
aration to be put on May 4. 1.-The
Blue and Gray" is the title of this
play. 1t is drama of the civil
war, excellently written and we are
sure that it will be well presented.
]. G.. Johnson was down from ST.
Croix Falls from Wednesday of
last week to Monday of this week.
He was advising those wanting
farm lands of good quality and low
price to look up the advantages of
Polk county.
A. C. Sanford of Ellsworth was
in the city Monday. He is an as
pirant to represent the county in
the assembly of the Legislature,
members of which are to be elected
next fall. See his announcement
in another column.
The Iowa Legislature has a bill
before it providing that a dozen
eggs shall weigh "a ounces. Under
such law, if the old hen should
persist in laying eggs under or
overweight, should suit for in
junction be laid against her?
Ice delivered three or four times
a week at ST. so per month for the
season, providing parties commence
taking before May 18th. After that
date Csc per month extra will be
charged. These rates are to private
families only. KINNIcKINNIc RIVER
Ice Co.
An additional rural mail route
has been established from this
place, route No. 6. 1t will run west
on the county line road to the lake,
making Ilwaco in the summer sea-
son bt1t not in the winter. The dis.