River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-04-19
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Geo. Finn got broken nose from
the impact of a base ball Sunday
while some boys were playing
catch"
| A. F. Moynihan has been elected
city physician and Health Officer of
Sank Centre, Mimi, by a unani-
nous vote of the common council
of that city.
Otis Olin and family left yester-
day for Devils Lake, N. D., where
they will spend the summer. Mr..
Olin has job on new railroad
that is heading for Devils Lake.
Ross w. Weir & Co. of New York
will send an experienced man to
Heinrich's next Saturday april 21)
who will serve "RED RIBBON" Cof-
fee, and will give you valuable in
formation. Everybody invited.
The Northwest District Christian
Endeavor Convention commences
its sessions in the Congregational
church of this city tomorrow. The
convention will continue three days.
The district includes thirteen coun-
ties.
FL. Moynihan was down from the
~" over Friday. He was COM
petitor in the examination for st.
Joseph's Hospital and has been
chosen house physician for the en-
suing year.
We are informed that the Kinnic-
| kinnic is under the watchful gaze of
several jealous game" wardens. It
will be just as well for all concern
ed, fish, fshers-of-fsh and fishers
of-men, to attempt no fishing until
May l, as the law directs.
The Misses Florabel and Sadie
Allen returned Saturday from Mont
fort and other places in the south
part of the state-their old home
where they had been on visit to
relatives. Their grandmother, Mrs.
Sarah Hartsook, returned with
them.
Ice delivered three or four times
a week at $3.50 per month for the
season, providing parties commence
taking before May 18th. After that
date Csc per month extra will be
charged. These rates are to private
families only. KINN1cKINNIc RIVER
ICE Co.
The League Oratorical Contest
tomorrow night in the Methodist
church. The high school will fur
nish music and the whole entertain
ment will be unusually interesting.
There will be IL speakers and a
great crowd is expected from off.
Tickets Is cents.
DR.. Wright and wife of Colfax
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dunn the last of last week. Mr..
Dunn showed the Doctor and his
wife over the city, with the appear
ance of which they expressed them
selves delighted, remarking that
River Falls is the protest city in
the state.
The Specialists from the C1eve-
land Institute of Surgery" who adj
vertised to appear here Tuesday,
failed to show up, to the disappoint-
ment of forty or fifty afflicted peo-
pie who called at the Gladstone to
consult them. They had advertised
to be in Hudson Monday but they
did not appear.
Mrs. Louise Taylor of Plainville,
Mimi. has bought Mr.. Walkers in
terest in the New City Hotel and
taken charge of the hosiery. Mrs.
Taylor has had twelve years exper-
fence in the hotel business and pro-
poses to give the patrons of this
hotel frst-class service and excel
| lent accommodations.
The business of the River Falls
Produce Company, formerly owned
by B. w. Utman, has been incorpor-
ated under the name of the River
Falls Supply Co., B. w. Utman
president and E. Van Voorhis Sec
rotary and treasurer. Mr.. Van
Voorhis has lately purchased a
share in the business. The COM
pany will buy grain, wool, farm
produce, poultry, butter eggs, etc.
Walter Glass met with a sudden
mishap Saturday while riding along
central Main street. The accident
occurred at the junction of Pine with
Main street, near the drinking
fountain. A year ago last fall, aft
er the ground had frozen, a sewer
was put across and under Main
street here Much of the work was