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

Mrs. Woodbury. and daughter Del
la of St. Paul will arrive here tn,
last of the week for a visit witt
friends and relatives. They will b.
guests of the Morse family.
| Mrs. Sallie Roberts of Pendleton
Ind, and Mrs. Hart of Wellsville
Mo-, sisters of Mrs. N. w. White
are here on a visit. Mrs. Hart i.
accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Maude.
Mrs. c. A. Smith is entertaining
her sisters, Julia and Clara Peter
son of Eau Claire. Miss Marie
Smith who had been visiting hel
grandmother at that place for the
past month returned with them.
Mrs. C. E. Randall and daughter
Juliet returned the first of the week
afteI njoying two weeks of recrea-
ton at Park Rapids and other
points. Her mother, Mrs. Robbins
of Amery, was with her during her
visit.
Miss Constance Norseng of River
Falls, Wis, has been visiting the
Loeff1er girls the past week, return
ing Monday to Saltwater, where
she will visit friends until school
begins. Stockholm Correspond
ence in Maiden Rock News.
The reverend VIM. Watson, ST.
Paul's Church, Hudson, will con-
duct the services next Sunday at the
Episcopal Church, Holy Com
1nunion in the morning and sermon,
and Vesper and sermon in the eve
ming. 1880 a. m. 7:45 p. m.
EVERYBODY but the farmer is hav-
ing an outing" And on second
thought we find the farmer is hav-
ing an outing. He is out in the
field about twelve hours in every
twenty-four. He literally eats his
bread in the sweat of his brow.
North Wisconsin newspapers say
BURBERRY picking occupies the en-
ergies of a large part of the popula-
ton up there and berries are plen-
tiful. This market has to have
received very scant consignment
of blueberries this season, it seems
to us.
Mrs. F. M. Thatcher and son
of Topeka, Kansas, were in the city
Saturday. They are taking an out
ing at Ilwaco Springs. Mrs.
Thatcher was musical director in
the Normal for several years and
her many friends will be glad to see
her again.
An advertisement on the first
page announces the intention of ].
r. Henderson to sell his Stock in
trade and retire from business. Mr..
Henderson has made many friends
in his business dealings and the
people of the city wish him the best
of success in whatever he may here
after undertake.
Theodore Swanson, candidate for
the office of Register of Deeds at
the primary election, September
18th, requests the JOURNAL to rectify
two mistakes which, appeared in his
write-up in last weeks issue. He
was born Oct. 9Th, 1873,-not 1872
as given, and moved to Hart1and in
1879, instead of 1897.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Olson went
to Amery last Thursday to attend
| the funeral over the remains of Pet
er Nelson, who was brother-in.
law of Mrs. Olson. Mr.. Nelson had
long been afflicted with Bright S
disease, but his demise was very
sudden as he was able to be about
the house the day he died.
Thos. Thoen of Pleasant Valley
wa a business visitor in the city
Monday. Mr.. Thoen is president
of the Rush River and Pleasant
Valley Telephone Co. This line
runs from Hammond TO Britton S
Corners in Pleasant Valley and
from there east into Rush River
The line has free connections with
the Eau Gale, Hammond, Roberts,
Hudson Prairie and River Falls
lines.
Prof. John F. Sims has with
drawn from our city this week tc
assume the presidency of the Ste
vens Point Normal school and, OF
course, to become permanent res
ident of that enterprising city
Mrs. Sims will ship the household
| goods and depart on Saturday
being a guest meantime of Mrs. w
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