River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-09-27

Walking Skirts for sale at R. N.
Jenson's.
Miss Susie Davis of Boardman is
visiting her brother, w. S. Davis.
c. R. Taggart returned saturday
from his trip to western North Da-
kota.
Mrs. Frank E. Barnes left Tues
day for Hanniford, n. d., tog visit
her mother.
Leslie McKahn has purchased
M. ]. Richardson's interest in the
Delmonico Restaurant.
Mrs. Arthur Chapman went to LIE
Seuer, Mimi, Saturday, on visit
to her sister, Mrs. Ed. Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Herman are
entertaining their nieces, the Misses
Marcella and Mae burning of Saint
Paul. It
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Evans were
over from Baldwin Sunday on Wis
it to Mr.. Evans sister, Mrs. Geo,
j. Dodge. s.
Elmer Barg, who for four years
past has served patrons of c. F.
Heinrich's grocery store with salts
faction and courtesy, goes to Yer
non, Mimi, where he is engaged in
a general store. His brother Orvil
takes his place at Heinrich's.
The ladies of the M. E. church
hold their annual fair in the church
parlors Friday, Oct. IL. ALI kinds
of articles on sale at prices to suit.
Dinner served from 1880 to 1870;
supper from $50 to 8. You are
cordially invited to be present.
The Omaha did a good job in re-
building the culvert on the spur to
the Junction power house. A 28-
inch sewer pipe was put in to carry
the water through, a solid concrete
wall built to support the ends and
the intervening space filled with
Stag and gravel.
Frank E. Anderson of Milwaukee,
State Secretary of the Young Men S
Christian Association, has been
here in the interest of the associa-
ton at the Normal. A meeting was
held Saturday evening at the home
of VIM. Hodge and on Sunday af-
ternoon at the Methodist church.
Our name is Improvement League.
At our store in the Jensen Block,
There you II find your coats and vests
And every thing else that's neat.
We've secondhand ulsterettes,
And every thing that's fine,
For all the folks will trade with us
At the Rummage sale combine.
1T. McCleary was renominated
at the Republican primary as cand-
idate for Representative to Con-
gress from the End Minnesota dis
trict and Frank Nye was nominated
from the Minneapolis district.
These nominations are gratifying to
the friends Of these gentlemen re-
siding here. McCleary was opposed
as usual by the Dispatch, fact that
seems to have been to his advant-
age.
Several boys were arrested, tried,
convicted and fined $40 each and
costs at New Richmond last week
for using profane language. This,
we believe is the first prosecution
under Mayor Hawkins proclama-
ton of last spring in which he stat
ed that prosecutions would follow
the public use of profane language.
The Mayor acted as city attorney
in conducting the case against the
boys.
AS was announced in last weeks
JOURNAL the Troubadours, a high
class musical organization, assist
ed by Miss Murray, Elocutionist,
have been engaged to give their en-
tertainment at Opera Hall, Friday
evening, Oct. S. Immediately af-
ter the entertainment there will be
a dance. The Troubadours have
visited our city before and are well
known to our citizens. The enter-
tainment is under the auspices of
the River Falls Athletic Association
and should be well attended. Re-
served seats are now. on sale at
Taggart's.
Fortunes mill is now complete
for every demand in the grinding
service. The adding of the new
cob mill, by which corn and cob
can be quickly and effectually re-
duced to the required fineness for a
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