River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-11-15

! The Northwestern Telephone Co.
is equipping its power room in the
fremont block with terminals pre-
paratory to putting in a centra
switch board.
/ Miss Gertrude Baker, who has
been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. p. Pomeroy during the
summer, leaves for her home in
Missouri to-day.
A ten-cent social by the ladies oil
! the w. r. C. at G. A. r. hall Fri.
day afternoon Nov. is at 2:30. All
members expected to be present
with an invited guest.
The Ladies improvement League
Birthday Picnic will be held with
Mrs. V. E. Bailey next Saturday af-
ternoon, Nov. II. Every member
is requested to attend.
Nick Rottier has moved into the
east part of ]. Nj. Smiths house
on Cascade avenue, recently va
Gated by Will Green. Mr.. Rottier
| moved here from Baldwin.
The Ladies of Ezekiel Lutheran
church wish us to state their an
nouncement of their annual supper
for Nov. % is withdrawn, as it in
terferes with other functions.
w. ]. Martin of Drnmmond, who
has been operator at the depot here
since Frank Askew left, has accept
ed position in Eau Claire for
which place he left Tuesday
afternoon.
1t is likely that there will be a
train load of football enthusiasts
from here and from Ellsworth Sat
urday to witness the football game
between Minnesota and Carlysle on
Northrop field, Minneapolis.
Miss Marjorie Ewing, accompa-
MED by her friend, Miss Veldora
Mcleod, was down from the Univer-
sity of Minnesota and spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the home of her
parents, Prof. and Mrs. A. L. Ew-
ing.
Mrs. Charles E. Patterson of
Ladysmith, accompanied by her
daughters, Dorthy, Frances and
Christie, arrived here last Thursday
for few weeks visit at the home
of her parents-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Patterson.
DR.. and Mrs. Toby have been at
Barron the past week in attendance
upon their daughter, Mrs. George
Snodgrass, who has been sick with
typhoid fever. AS she is recovering
the Doctor has returned but Mrs.
Toby will remain for time longer.
AS result of the late elections
the Republicans gain "a United
States Senator. Montana elects a
Republican Legislature, which will
select Republican for the Senate
in place of Senator w. A. Clark,
whose term expiresgwith the seth
Congress. Ia
j. N. Schwalen, ). the one armed
violinist and his little son, with
stereopticon views of illustrated
songs, gave an entertainment in
Clifton town hall Thursday evening
and in Pierce Valley school house
Friday evening. Every one was
we'll pleased with theentertainment.
The election does not seem to be
entirely satisfactory to either party,
taking the results all over the coun-
try into consideration. The Repub-
licans hoped, but scarcely expected,
to maintain the remarkable lead
they gained in 1904 while the Dem
ocrats expected to gain much more
than they have.
A second party of deer hunters
left here Sunday for Hudson to
take the north-bound train for the
woods near Cable. Among the par
ty were Hugh Morrow, Joseph Fos-
ter, Louis Henry, and Barney Caro-
Ian from this place, Peter Isaacson
from Ellsworth, joined by several
from Baldwin.
The county board met in the new
court house at Ellsworth Tuesday
and organized by the election of ].
P. Olson chairman. Our city su-
pervisors are assigned to commit
tees as follows: Bailey-On Bonds
and Equalization; Chinnock-To
Settle with Co. Clerk and On Edu-
cation; Tait-Auditing.
Six halloween boys were arrested
in Hudson and fined for tearing up
sidewalks on the night of the 81 ult.
Eleven boys and young men were
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