River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-02-15

EYerybody.s memory was logged
yesterday with the fact that it was
Valentines day. The children en-
i Joy the fun attending. the custom of
the time. -
Mrs. Sims, Mrs. Henderson and
Mrs. Clark entertained company
of ladies most pleas antly yesterday
afternoon. They have also issued
invitations for Friday afternoon.
Prof. Claude Bodman, we'll known
about here, died at Nelson, Wis,
Monday. He was cousin of w. A.
Caldwell of Clifton. A further obit-
uary notice will appear in this pa
per next week.
Miss Jessie Clough writes from
Pasadena, California, this week
that she is improving in health but
that the weather is not favorable to
rapid Improvement, it being too
damp and cool.
Next number in the Peoples Lee
ture Course, Feb. rs, one week from
next Monday, Prof. DeMotte, "The
Harp of the Senses; or Character
Building" Seats on sale at Tag
CARTS next Saturday morning at
$50.
Senator ]. A. Frear wishes US to
announce that he has a number of
primary election pamphlets con-
tanning an explanation of the pri-
mary law which he will be pleased
to distribute to those who wish for
them. Write him at Hudson.
A. R. Alleman is selling out what
stock he can before going to Mime
apolis. He has bought out H. c.
Walkers grocery stock and will in
| connection with groceries have on
hand a stock of dry goods. Mr..
Walker will conduct the store.
1
Last week we stated that the
High School had glee club of 20
members. That was all we knew
about it. Since then we have
learned that the High School has
another glee club OF over 20 mem
bers. One of the clubs is compos-
ed entirely of boys and the larger
entirely of girls. 4
The publishers Of newspapers in
Pierce county met in Ellsworth last
Saturday and organized themselves
into society-The Pierce County
Publishers Association. Charles
Lowater of the Spring Valley Sun
was elected President and ]. F.
Shaw of the Ellsworth Record was
made Secretary. ri 80
Emil Anderson, our popular de-
liverym an, has purchased farm at
Bunyan, Polk county, and will soon
move there with his family. In
view of the early departure of the
family from the city the Beaver
Queens met atstheirs home Friday
night to express their regrets over
the prospect of their removal from
the city. The guests presented Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson with a set of sill
yer spoons as token of esteem.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Morgan, have
the sympathy of aifin their bereave-
ment by the death of their baby.
The little child, nine months DID,,
died last Sunday, Feb. 7, 1906, of
Inflammation of the bowels, fol-
lowing an attack of pneumonia.
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence Of its grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Chinook, ST., Tuesday
afternoon at 80 O'Clock, Rev. Dr..
Clough in charge of the service.
A. r. .Alleman has bought the H.
/ Ns w al hCl .SbOCA Va oLcaP4O e%AAO A9ANJ
groceries. The deal was made last
Thursday. Mr.. Walker will remain
in charge under the direction of Mr..
Alleman, and the business will con-
tinue as heretofore. Alleman' S
| New Cash Store will continue to do
business with Mr.. Hagen in charge
! with a stock of general merchan-
disc. Mr.. Alleman will look after
his real estate business in Minneap-
oils where he will continue to reside.
The social and. entertainment of
the Improvement League at G. A.
R. Hall Tuesday evening was pat
ronized by as large crowd as
could get into the hall. Had the
hall been larger the crowd would
have filled it in that capacity.
The social feature of the gathering
was pleasing to all participants
and the Last Afternoon at School
was rendered in way to take down
the house. The receipts of the en-
tertainment amounted to $500,