River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-08-23

Trinity Guild Will meet with Mrs
Hoag Wednesday. Sept. S, at 2:3t
i p. m.
The Anderson family have re
turned from their summer residences
at the Lake.
| You will find full line of thresh
ers' supplies, belts, etc., at Lund':
New Hardware Store.
| DR.. Gendron will leave for some
quiet spot Saturday for a rest. He
will be gone two weeks.
Mrs. Tom Flaherty and two chill
dren of Burtrum, Mimi, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Engdahl.
! Misses Myrtle Gallagher and Mary
Davidson from North Dakota visit.
ed with Ada Boals over Sunday.
| Henry Lien was down from Bibon
few days the past week on visit
to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Lien.
Mrs. Gus. Linden of Minneapolis,
accompanied by Miss Ruth Olson,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Harstrum.
Mrs. John Braithwait of Esmond,
N. D., and granddaughter, Miss
Helen Welker of ,Gilby, are visiting
relatives here.
The Ladies' Aid of the Swedish
Church will meet at the park Thurs
day afternoon, Aug. 80. All friends
are cordially invited. /,
| Jerry Heath of South Bend, Ind,
member of Co. B., 9th Wis, came
over from the Encampment to see
old comrades and friends.
Miss Prada Bangs returned from
Chicago Tuesday, where she had
been spending the past three weeks
preparing for the fall millinery sea-
son.
Herbert George of Norwich, Ct.,
brother of c. H. George, visited
in the city few days the past
week, coming from the Encamp-
ment.
F. M. Ulrich left yesterday for
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Vermont where Mrs. Ulrich and
daughter, Miss Cheney, are visiting
He expects to be gone two weeks OF
more.
Prof. Edgar Packard, with his
wife and two sons, arrived here yes
terday from Onarga, ILL.,, and will
reside in the j. M. Smith house,
corner of 4th and Spring streets.
It was hot! For several days the
mercury was near the 100 mark.
Last night the wind got into the
northeast, followed by rain. 1t is
decidedly cooler to-day-below TO-
The Improvement League picnic
will be held next Saturday after
noon, Aug. 25th, in the park. In
case of stormy weather it will be
held at the home of Mrs. Everett
Fuller.
A. v. Lovely is prepared to fur
nish the people coal, hard and soft,
in any quantity desired. In hard
Goals, he handles the Lehigh Valley
and Scranton; in soft Goals, Poca'
hontas and Hooking Valley. Phone
Is.
Walter Pelham of Menagha, Min
nesota, has rented the Gladstone
| Hotel of Mr.. Forsyth, assuming the
management last Monday. This
popular hostelry will lose none OF
it's excellence under it's new propri'
etor.
FL. Frisbee, father of Mrs. c. P
Short, accompanied by his daugh'
ter, Miss Jennie and her friend
Miss Flora Marsh, left yesterday
for their home in St. Louis. They
had been visiting here since the
first of July.
| C. H. George went to Minneapolis
| last week to attend the Encamp.
ment. Wednesday he was in the
parade, marching with the Vermont
division. Thursday morning he
was stricken with paralysis of the
left side. lie is reported somewhat
improved and will be brought home
to-day.
| ]. Allen is entertaining relatives
and friends from abroad-John AL
len (brother) and wife; Oliver Web
ster; Ray Vergerant and Miss Bes
sic Franklin, all of Montford; the
| Misses Nell and Bessie Allen (nie
ces) of Livingston; Leslie Hawkin:
of Stoughton and Miss Hartsool
of Des Moines, Iowa.