River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-12-13
Sample gloves and mitts at R. N.


Call at Rasmussen S and inspect
that elegant Bush & Gerts piano.
: Best prices paid for Oats, Rye
and Barley-car lots-by the River
Falls Supply Co.
4 DR.. P. E. DeMille will not be able tc
make his regular visit here the 10th
! of January as advertised, but will
announce the date of his next visit
after the holidays.
Miss Henrietta Cameron, who had
been visiting friends here for sever
al months, left yesterday for Fort
Morgan, Col, where she will spend
the winter with her brother Dan.
About twenty of the lady friends of
Mrs. L. c. Shepard arranged sur
prise for her Monday afternoon on
the occasion of her birthday. Nhey
presented Mrs. Shepard set of
silver knives and forks as a me-
mento of their visit.
Rebecca ]. Taylor, who sued the
United States for damages because
she was dismissed from a clerkship
in the government war office, loses
her suit and her temper. The sur
preme court has just handed down
it's decision.
Holiday goods at Freeman's drug
store.
Rev. E. E. Clough telegraphed
friends here Monday that their
daughter Jessie died last Sunday.
She had been seriously sick for
more than year. The funeral is
held at Pasadena and the interment
is made there also.
Miss Sarah Powell leaves to-mor-
row afternoon for Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia, where she will spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Bliss. Miss Powell will stop off at
Topeka, Kansas, and spend Sun
day with Mrs. Florence Thatcher
who is teacher of music in Wash
burn college.
Holiday goods at Freeman's drug
store.
The Glenwood Tribune gave notice
in its last issue that the subscrip-
ton price of the paper would after
Jan. l, 1907, be SIPS a year instead
of $1.00 as heretofore. There is no
reason why the subscription price
of the Tribune should not be $1.50,
which is the usual price of six
column quartos.
Ellsworth village is paving its
streets with crushed niger
heads They are hard to break
up but they make a lasting maca-
dam highway. The trouble with
our mound rock after being crush
ed and put on the road the crush
ing" keeps on under the wagon
wheels until the finest kind of dust
results.
Holiday goods at Freeman's drug
store.
Judge Charles Smith of Superior
is in Chicago where his wife has
been in hospital for several weeks.
Two weeks ago Mrs. Smith submit
ted TO an operation for the removal
of tumor from which she had been
afflicted for years. The judge
writes the operation was success
full and his wife is recovering sat-
isfactorily.
The classes of the Normal have
organized and elected their officers
for the remainder of the year. The
Seniors have elected Oscar Klang
president and Bessie Hill vice
president, the Juniors, John
O'Keefe president and Bessie Nor
ris vice president; the Elementary,
Ida Frost, president, Louise Gerber
vice president; Freshmen, Lillian
Mccoy, president and Ed. Com
stock, vice president.
Holiday goods at Freeman drug
store.
Wednesday evening the members
of the choir of the Congregation al
church surprised Miss Sarah Powell
by going to her home to spend the
evening, when they sang and talk
ed together for sometime before
saying good bye and wishing her
God speed and a safe return as she
goes on her journey. Just pefore
the young people said good night
they presented Miss Powell with a
book as a token of their appreci-
alton of her past services as their
organist and choir leader. =
Great Britain receives consider
able income from the graduated in.