River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-29

Sample gloves and mitts at R. N
Jenson's.
M. B. Kimball was out from Els.
worth Saturday. 1
We can save you money on fur
coats at Lund's.
County Clerk Hohle issued $40
hunting licenses this fall.
The Telephone will be closed to-
day from 9. a. m. to 4 pm.
North Star" fur Coats are con-
sidered the best at Lund's.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Jensen re-
turned from their wedding trip to
the East Monday.
Normal basketball team goes to
Minneapolis to-day to play the Ag-
ricultural college team.
wellington Vannatta left Friday
for the south and will spend the
winter in warmer chimes.
Mrs E. G. Farnsworth of Mime
apolis is in the city, Thanksgiving
guest of Mrs Mary E1dred.
Mrs. M. T.. Field is spending
Thanksgiving at Star Prairie with
her nephew, DR.. Harry Perrin.
Mrs. o. w. Newcomb entertained
party of ladies at her home on
fourth street Friday afternoon.
Walter Hudson came down from
Washburn last Thursday for a visit
with his mother and other relatives.
Guy Huddleson, who had been
employed by the Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway Co. for some time
past, returned home Monday.
The Normal Senior class held a
banquet in the music room at the
Normal Saturday evening. Oscar
Klang is president of the class.
Frank Hunter has moved from
the Boutwell, house, corner of
Locust and Second streets, to the
Lovely house in. the north part of
the city.
Mrs. O'Sullivan, at the meeting
Of the Federation of Labor in Min
neapolis the other day, said, you
men talk too much;" yes, we know.
Women claim the monopoly and we
concede il.
A farmers institute will be held
here this winter-Jan. 10-11. L. E.
Scott will be the conductor. An in
stitute is also held in ST. Croix
county-Jan. SO, at Deer Park,
conducted also by Mr.. Scott.
Bulletin No. al of the Wisconsin
Experiment Station, Madison, enti-
tied 1.-THE Horse Breeding Industry
of Wisconsin," is now ready for
distribution, free to residents ofsthe
state. Send a postal card for one.
River Falls high was defeated in
foot ball game with Hudson high
at Hudson by a score of IS to last
Saturday. Leo Hendrix of the Riv-
er Falls team suffered a dislocation
of his right arm. About so rooters
accompanied the players.
Quilts, comforters, aprons, fancy
work, dolls, dolls clothing, a variety
of secondhand articles, h ONE bak-
ing and homemade candies, at the
Congregational sale December and
8, on Main street next to ]. H.
Johnson's ten-cent store.
The local Nimrods that went up
in the northern woods on a hunt
ing expedition have returned, each
with his allotted quota of deer.
Hunters say they never had more
successful season. Deer were num-
erous and the weather conditions
favorable.
The next number in the Peoples
Lecture Course is given in the M.
E. church December IL, a lecture
by Russell H. Conwe1l. 1t is claim
ed that Mr.. Conwell has addressed
more people than any other living
man. He has been on the lecture
platform forty-four years. He will
have something to say that will
interest.
A Man employed on the farm of
H. w. Filbach on Hudson Prairie
had a narrow escape from death Sat
urday evening. He was caught on
the railroad crossing by a passen-
ger, the buggy he rode in was splin-
tered but strange to say he escaped
without serious in jury.-Hudson
Star-Times.
To-day is annual Thanksgiving.
Looking over the past year we may
all find that we have been the re-