River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-05-31
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MIS-. Emma hammond is VlSllO
at Ellsworth this week.
/ Herman Parsons was over from
ST. Paul one day last week.
! Is doz. shirt waists and shirtwaist
suits just arrived at Allard- Stewart
| Cos.
If you want good safe invest
ment buy a lot in the West Side Ad
dition.
Mrs. E. G. Farnsworth came over
from Minneapolis last week on g
visit to friends.
Mrs. Louis Heinig (nee Mrs. Net.
tie Barg) of Verndale, Mimi, is Wis.
iting in the city.
DR.. P. E. DeMille will make his
next regular visit to River Falls the
week beginning June Is.
1t has been so excessively wet all
along that farmers on clay land are
not able to get in their corn.
1t will pay you to look over the
line of corn planters and riding cul-
tivators at Lund's New Hardware
Store.
The next regular meeting OF the
Improvement League will be held
Monday afternoon, June IL, instead
of June 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Keller came
up from Chicago the last of last
week to attend the funeral of Mrs.
E. A. Daniels.
Il thot of vengeance, bot gun
and fot my enemy" And lived to
murder your mother tonguea 1t is
to be regretted.
A writer in the New York Book
maker says, "Simplified spelling
appeals seriously only to simple
tons" That is simple.
James Hendrix has resigned the
agency of the Gund Brewing COM
pany here to go on the road. Har-
ry Chinook takes his place.
Alex Lauder came down from
Hertel Friday on his annual profess
sional visit, trusting that the winds
may be tempered to the shorn lamb.
Hudson high school graduates a
class of % this year,-the largest
number in any year of the school.
Half the number are boys and half
girls.
A very good game of base ball
was played on the Normal Campus
yesterday afternoon by team from
Menomonie and local team of
the following -Hagg, Lee, Thorsen,
Anderson, Elertson, Morse, Ashley,
Symes and Bertelles. The game
was a short one, fast and clean.
The result was to ] in favor of the
River Falls team.
DIR. Moore's address at the Con-
gregational church Sunday evening
was listened 10 by an assembly
equal to the capacity of the building.
The Doctor is an eloquent speaker
and the substance of his remarks
was of great interest to the audience.
He showed that the negro is advanc-
ing in all the essentials of good
citizenship.
The lecture last Friday evening
by Prof. Sims, of the River Falls
normal, on the subject, Habits,
How We Make Them and How They
Make U.s." was interesting and
helpful to all who heard it. He is
very pleasant appearing gentle
man who finds no trouble in obtain
ing the confidence of his audience
and holding it throughout his lee
ture. How habits are made and
how they control us was very inter-
estingly illustrated by the speaker,
and the manner in which he handled
the subject showed deep thought
and careful preparation in every
particular. Glenwood Tribune.
Applicants are wanted by the
State Civil Service Commission for
positions in state nstitutions-car-
penters; plumbers and steam fit
tiers; masons; electricians, machin.
lists and painters; farm superintend-
ent; superintendent of construction;
family officer and matron in indus
trial school; attendants in hospitals
and physicians. Candidates for
any of these positions should apply
at once for examination blanks and
printed information to Secretary of
State Civil Service Commission,
Madison, Wis.
Representatives of fifteen local
unions of the A. S. of E., of Pierce
county met at Ell Paso, May Is and
organized a county union. Follow.
ing are the officers elected:
President-C. E. Hanson, River
| Falls: Vice PreSident-D. H. Smith