River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-07-19

| larQ-SLeWaIt NOS.
Oscar Nobel returned Monda,
from trip to Montana.
E. L. Daggett of ST. Paul visited
in the city over Sunday.
| Mrs. T. T. Glass spent Sunday
with her son Chas. at Ellsworth.
| Link. WATSON made a business
trip to Bisbee, N. D, the first Of
the week.
/ J.AR. Henderson visited at Glen
wood with his brother-in-law H. M
Johnson over Sunday.
Prof. ]. w. T. Ames left this
morning for Barron to join his wife
who is there on visit to relatives.
James and Matthew Wright OF
Philadelphia are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Wright.
Mrs. A. T. Carroll entertained the
choir of Ezekiel Lutheran church
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Marie Tossing.
The White Caps must have brok-
en- a looking glass. Another de-
feat al New Richmond Sunday by
the N. R. Whitesox.
Mrs. c. A. Kimball and daughter,
Miss Bertha, left Monday for visit
with relatives at Kimball Prairie,
and other places, in Minnesota.
Miss Marie Tossing is up from
| Milwaukee for few weeks visit.
She graduated from the Milwaukee
Conservatory of Music recently.
Mrs. w. M. Newcomb, accompa-
MED by her son, O. w. Newcomb,
went to Groton, S. D., Tuesday, to
visit her other son, O. G. Newcomb.
The Misses Vinta and Mertie
Preston arrived here from Seattle,
Washington, Monday, and are
guests of their grandmother, Mrs.
Jane Adams.
Mrs. Chas. Sweet is entertaining
her brother, John Bell of Kendall,
Montana, and her niece, Mrs. An
drew Vandeberg of Superior. both
of whom arrived here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Bickford of
Anoka, Mimi, visited in the city a
few days last week, guests at the
home of Mrs. Bickford's uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Field.
Emory Campbell, who had been
here for several weeks to help care
for his parents in their illness, re-
turned last Saturday to Minot, N.
ID, to resume his work on the Grain
Growers Journal.
Johnson's meat market at Hud-
son was burglarized Monday night
and $685. in cash and checks stolen.
Clarence Balcom was arrested on
suspicion as he was about to take
train Tuesday morning. He was
one of the former employees.
V. S. Monroe is home from Trego
this week. The harvesting of the
blueherry crop made it so difficult
to secure men for work in running
| his sawmill that he was obliged to
shut down until after the blueberry
season is over.sS
Misses Florence Meade and
Thora Johnson of Boyd visited
Saturday with Miss Elva> Rounse-
veil, assistant principal of the
Boyd high school. They were on
their way to Ellsworth to attend
the teachers institute.
We are pleased to print the circu-
lar Of the Geological Survey on
"Roads Investigated" and we call
the attention of all interested in
good roads to this article-on the
first page. When the building of
roads is under the direction and
control of the state correct system
will be inaugurated.
Frank Hall died at the Waupaca
| Soldiers Home the 18th, aged IL.
His remains were buried at Wau-
paca. He had been failing for
several years. He was member
of the 9th Wisconsin infantry and
was severely wounded at the battle
of Gettysburg. Of the five brothers
who served in the civil war he was
the fist to die. He leaves two
| daughters.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Axel Tingvall and the infant daugh'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Johnson
of Cloquet were baptized at Axe
Tingvall's last Sunday. Rev
Peterson christened the little cous.
ms Otto Alonzo and Marie Julia
Several friends witnessed the cere
:oi,,I,no Mr. and Mrs I'm