River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-06-21
Philip Glass has cabbage plants

| Miss Amy Anderson visited rel
atives at Hudson last week.
John Taylor, in the Watson house
on 4th street, has cows to sell.
! G. E. Pratt returned last Thurs
day from a trip to Williston, N. D
4 Russie Youngren is home from
the University of Wisconsin for the
vacation.
Miss Lucy Wadsworth visited
with relatives in New Richmond
last week.
James Murphy of Ellsworth, can
didate for sheriff, was a visitor in
the city Tuesday.
Oscar Herum and wife came
down from Carpio, N. D., last Thurs
day on visit to Wi sconsin friends.
S. ]. Rasmussen returned to Car
pic, N. D., last week and Mrs. Ras-
mussen and children went to Iowa
on visit to friends.
| A line from Mrs. Albert Currier
says tourists are numerous and
business is resuming it's normal
condition at San Jose, California.
Many patrons and graduates of
the Normal school were here from
abroad Friday to attend the COM
mencement exercises of the school.
The Misses Harnsberger returned
this week from Alexandria, Mimi,
where they have been teaching, and
will spend the summer vacation at
tn cir mothers home Prescott
Tribune.
A writer in the Milwaukee Jour
nal, who signs his article "a Cleve-
land Democrat" commends Sen
ator La Toilette for voting with the
Democrats of the Senate on the tar
iff question.
Mrs. Harvey Bennett was pleas
antly surprised by about fifteen of
her lady friends Tuesday afternoon,
June 5, being the anniversary of
her birth. She was presented with
many pretty and useful gifts.
The semi-annual convention of
the High Court of Foresters was
held in Hudson the 4th instant with
SO delegates present. c. r. Tag
CART of this city is one of the High
Court officers-High Auditor.
Archie Shepard has bought the
photography business of Mrs. Stel-
la Pomeroy. Mr.. Shepard took a
thorough course in the science at
the College of Photography at Eff
fngham, ILL.,, and is a proficient ar
fist.
Niles Nyhagen of Kenyon, Mimi,
visited here and at Martell with
some of his many friends last week,
returning to his home Friday. He
was former resident of Gilman
from where he moved to Minnesota
some fifteen years ago.
The Swedish Lutheran church of
Mann Valley will hold it's annual
fair at the home of John Melander
Saturday afternoon, June %.
Everybody come and get what you
want. Supper, ice cream, lemo-
made, etc., will be served.
Prof. E. L. Green went to his
home in River Falls Monday. He
has taught a very successful year
of school here and it is hoped that
he will return next year.-Wilson
Correspondence in the Hudson Star
Times.
There is not so much color and
animation on the streets since the
close of the schools. 1t was plea
sing and inspiring sight to see hun
dreds of girls and boys on their
way to and from school, overflow
ing with the JOY of expanding life.
c. H. Van Meter, publisher of the
New Richmond Republican Voice,
was visitor in the city Friday.
Mr.. Van Meter was accompanied by
his wife who is a graduate of the
Normal school. They came over
from New Richmond to attend the
commencement exercises of the
Normal.
Ed. L. Peet, formerly publisher
of the Grantsburg Journal, now
candidate for the state senate, met
with serious misfortune from tor
nado. week ago. His buildings
were totally destroyed and other
property damaged while his son
had his skull crushed by being
| thrown against stove.
A Democratic county Convention
of St. Croix county was held at
Hammond last Saturday, June Is,
to elect II delegates to the state