River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-08-16
llwaco Springs.

MS famiiy IN camp.
N. G. Nichlasson and daughters
were Sunday visitors.
Rev. and Mrs. Hall came last eve-
ming for months stay.
Those wishing to engage cottages
at the Springs should do SO now.
Misses Weisend and Alice Griffin
were down from the Falls on Mon
day.
Mrs. Geo. Sweet and several lady
friends spent Monday afternoon at
the Springs.
Mrs. Rupert and Mrs. Chinook
were guests of Mrs. Lewis and
daughter Tuesday.
Chas. Miller and wife with friends
were up from Prescott in their
launch last Sunday.
E. E. Durrin of Minneapolis and
Oscar Reidell of ST. Paul were here
the first of the week.
Miss Edith Freeman and Messrs.
Freeman and Jensen were guests at
Oak Leaf cottage Tuesday.
Misses Helen Healy, Helen Pratt,
Nellie Wilkins and Ed. Brown were
down from the Falls yesterday
Mrs. Florence Thatcher and son
Byrne of Topeka, Kansas, were
guests at llwaco the first of the
week.
Mrs. Geo. Mcintyre of St. Peter,
Mimi, comes to-day for the hay
fever season. This is her third
season here.
Mr.. G. E. Williams of St. Paul
and Misses Williams, Bletsoe, Nc
Kiben, Leavitt and Woon broke
camp yesterday.
H. A. Wilson and family, who had
been camping for a couple of weeks
at Wauwaunaisa cottage, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Allie Hamilton and Bert
Hamilton of River Falls and Edgar
Nye of Minneapolis were recent Wis
itors at the Springs.
Cottagers and picnickers will find
a good supply of groceries and con-
fectionery at the new store. Come
prepared to patronize it.
A. Reynolds with his son and
daughter from Winnipeg and Rob
Reyolds and family were guests of
Mrs. Lewis and daughter yesterday,
The rural mail delivery now
comes to the Springs and the Twin
City Telephone has a station at the
store and one at the boarding
house.
Mrs. Geo. Seller, wife of Doctor
Seller of Monroe, Wis, came to
spend month or six weeks during
the hay-fever season. Mrs. Seller
was here last year.
Elwyn White of De Smet, S. D.,
Mrs. Jenson of Sparta, and Misses
Josie Johnson, May and Eva White
of River Falls, enjoyed the day at
the Springs Tuesday.
Joe Wilson and family were guests
at the Wilson camp Sunday. They
have recently returned from Van
couver and express themselves as
satisfied with Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pratt and
Miss Hester Hulst of River Falls,
accompanied by Mrs. Pratt's sister,
Mrs. w. N. Vanderworth of War
rem, Ohio, spent Tuesday at the
Springs.
Miss Lora Kimball of Ellsworth,
w. H. Williams and wife, John
Haddow, wife and son, Ray Will
liams, Miss Eva Williams, of River
Falls and Mr.. Wright of Monroe,
Wis, were some of Saturdays Yis-
itors.
Mrs. G. c. Williams, who was
chaperon for the Prescott party for
a few days returned home Sunday,
and Mrs. j. Il. Woon, who came up
with her husband and son Harold,
returned to fill that position.
DR.. and Mrs. Brad6eld and chill
dren of La Crosse, Wis, Mrs. II.
w. Radcliff and daughter of Bal
sam Lake, H. P. Strahl of Cleveland,
Ohio, Mrs. O.. Strahl and Master
Winnie Smith spent Monday at the
Springs.
Prof. Herbert Gill of the state
university, Urbana, ILL., with his
family came last Thursday for
few weeks outing. Mrs. John
Watson of ST. Paul Park, who has
been their guest for week, goes
home to-day and Mrs. Dolan of
Worthington, Mimi, and Mrs. Stein
are coming to visit for time with
them.
Mrs. Weld and Mrs. Ensign have
returned to city life. The Misses
Henderson spent several days at
their camp, and last Sunday Messrs.
J. r. Henderson and F. d. Ensign
were down from the Falls and X. p.
Ensign and Mr.. MacKay of St. Paul,
VIM. Johnson of Hudson, and Miss
Almeda Dryer of Boulder, COL,
were their guests. Master Kenneth
Catchpole of GAINESVILLE, Wis, was
guest of Wilbur Ensign, Monday.
Among the numerous people who
visited the resort on the first of the
week were N. A. Younggren and
family. John Stiles with his dauqh-