River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-03-29

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The railway tc R1ver FallS was
formally opened Oct. rs, 1873.
E. Van Voorhis and wife returned
Saturday from their trip to Cuba.
David Smith came down from the
University Saturday, returning Mon
day.
Both the Normal and Public
schools close tomorrow for a weeks
vacation.
kill the Dunn Pocket Ballot" is
the general advice of the papers of
the state.
Mrs. S. WOODBURY. returned Fri
day from visit with her daughter
at Lisbon, N. D.
Miss Elva Rounseve1l is home
from her school at Boyd for the
spring vacation.
Miss Minnie Eichman is home
from her school at Maiden Rock for
the spring vacation.
DR.. Willis preached fine SER
mon to a crowded house in the M.
E. church last Sunday.
Milton Savage and wife returned
Saturday from California, where
they had spent the winter.
w. w. Thayer was in the city re-
Gently. He was on his way from
Milwaukee to Portland, Oregon.
Misses Mabel Elertson and Elvina
Johnson visited with friends in
Mortified and St. Paul last week.
o. S. Toby fell on the slippery
ground Monday morning and sus-
tanned injuries that put him to bed.
The Royal Neighbors will meet
at the home of Mrs. Willie Chin
mock next Tuesday evening, April g..
The local oratorical contest of the
High School-Boys Division-takes
place at the M. E. Church this even
ing.
Arthur Weydt returned to Min
neapolis Monday after visit OF two
weeks at home. He works in a
printing office.
We see by notices in exchanges
that many towns have called eau
cuses to nominate candidates to be
voted for at next Tuesdays cleo
ton.
Next Sunday is April 1-all-fools
day. But April cannot fool us more
than March has. We like change,
but March has given US a surfeit of
that commodity.
Messrs. Irving and Smith, the
new storekeepers from st. Paul,
move their families into J. M.
Smiths house, corner of Spring
and Fourth streets.
Mrs. C. Smith of Superior was a
visitor with her brother, Rev. John
Haw, at Ellsworth last week. The
Judge came down later and on his
way stopped in this city where he
always finds cordial welcome.
A. w. Lund is putting in his
hardware stock. 1t will take sever
al days to arrange this for display
but he expects to have it ready for
inspection about the first of next
week. He will have very full line
of both shelf and heavy hardware.
Mandus Halvorson returned Fri
day evening from four-months' trip
west. He visited with his sister,
Mrs. Halvor Hoseid at Phenix, Ari-
iona. Thence he went to California,
Oregon, Washington, Idaho and
Montana. Washington and Idaho
suited him best.
Voters should remember that
next Tuesday is election and no
voter should neglect to cast his
vote. Two important propositions
are up,-questions that intimately
concern the individual voter as well
as the whole city as a municipality
These are: first, the purchase OF
the Power Plants; second, the Issue
of Bonds for the purchase.-Vote
both,-for each separately.
The evening passenger train now
comes in so minutes earlier, arriv-
ing here at 6:25 instead of 6:55 as
heretofore. The change was made
Nor day. This arrangement makes
it more convenient for those con-
cerned with mail. 1t gives the post
office force a chance to distribute
the mail earlier and for those who
receive it to get their papers in time
10 look them over so that they may
have saffron dreams on the con
tents.
S. B. Wales and wife, of River
Falls, Wis.,, who have been visiting
at w. P. Marshalps, leave this