River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-05-03
Watch the grass grow!

rolls.
Pure white lead at Lund's new
hardware store.
E. P. Hammond left this after
noon for New Brunswick.
Lowe Brothers paints, the best
made, at Lund's new hardware
store.
Mrs. Devine of Mason spent Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Rosa
Morrow.
Wellington Vannatta returned to-
day from an extended trip through
the west.
Miss Ethel Essery of St. Paul is
assisting Miss Bangs in the millin-
cry store.
H. P. Peterson and wife of Min
eapolis are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Gallup of
Minneapolis are visiting their son,
the Doctor, here this week.
E. Van Voorhis and wife have
sold their entire interest in the
Prairie Mills property to H. A. Will
son.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E. church will meet in the church
parlors next Thursday afternoon,
May 10.
Percy ApRoberts of the Mime
apolis Tribune was down the first
of the week. We venture guess
that he had touch Of the fishing
mania.
Misses Ella Dodge and Hattie
Elertson visited at the home of
Wendell Dodge in Ellsworth Friday
and Saturday.
J. L. Campbell went to Mime
apolis Friday to secure costumes
for the blue and Gray" play to be
given at Opera Hall tomorrow
night.
Read the advertisement of the
Specialists from the Cleveland In
stitute of Medicine and Surgery.
They are to be at the Gladstone
May IL.
Geo. Skogmo of this city was one
the successful candidates for adj
mission to the bar, before the state
board of examiners at Milwaukee
recently.
Sportsmen say fishing was fine
Tuesday, and their stories are con-
firmed by tangible evidence, strings
of fish. 1t is said several caught
over hundred.
Walter Walsinghan, brother OF
Register of Deeds w. w. Walsing-
ham, shot himself by accident at
Spooner, April 10, dying from the
result the same day.
Miss Eva Henderson, teacher at
Oconomowoc, was called from her
school Saturday to attend her moth
er who is under treatment in the
Hudson Sanitarium.
The first league game of base ball
was played on the Normal campus
Saturday. The game was between
the Normal and Hammond high
school teams. The score was IL to
2 in favor of the Normal.
Miss Louise Foster of Saltwater
is in the city taking orders for Bay
City hosiery. She is making a
house to house canvass. Miss Eos
ter sold these goods here last year
and those who have used them test
ify to their superior wearing quality.
Mrs. L. c. Mccullough of Pitts
burg Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Finley Sr. Mrs. Mccullough
spent the winter in Los Angeles,
Cal; says the earthquake was a
small affair, but the fire was a dis
astrous one, and caused by the
shock.
The churches change the time of
their evening services next Sunday
evening to conform with the length
ening day. The service that has
commenced at $50 will commence
at ZOO and the preaching service
that had commenced at7:30 will be-
gin at 800.
The Humboldt High School of St.
Paul, of which Prof. H. S. Baker is
principal, won the contest in the
State High School Debating League,
1906 series. The decision of the
Judges, of which J. F. Carr of Hud-
son was one, was unanimous for
the Humboldt.
1.-THE Blue and the Gray" by all