River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-03-14

at Rasmussen
/ New spring styles in ladies tai
tornado skirts at Norseng Bros.
Prof. H. L. Wilson has moved in
to his new residence on third street.
C. E. Hanson has bought the
Iceberg premises On Cascade Ave
nue..
| Norseng Bros. have fine line OF
tailor-made skirts in new spring
styles.
Now is the time to have that new
awning put up by c. Carisch &
Sons.
The Royal Neighbors will meet
with Mrs. John Kelly next Tuesday
evening, March 10.
Wall paper, carpets, rugs and
furniture at Rasmussen's cheap
Friday and Saturday.
i Rev. E. P. Sanderson conducted
the services in the Baptist church
at Hudson last Sunday.
/ c. G. Iceberg shipped his house
| hold effects to Wilson Monday, the
family following Tuesday.
Curtis Johnson visited his broth
ers Seivert at Mortified and Mel
vim at South ST. Paul the latter part
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christofferson of
ST. Paul visited over Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Fortune.
Big Blowout BY Band Boys
Opera Hall tomorrow night. Hud-
son Harp Orchestra. Supper at
White Front Bakery.
Miss Clara Weed has arrived from
Downing and with her mother, Mrs.
Maria Weed, is living in the Dun
bar house on north main street.
Mrs. Walter M. White, who has
been here for some time with her
sister, Mrs. H. C. Walker, left for
her home at Madrid, New York,
yesterday.
There will be services in the
Baptist church of this city next
|
| Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Jefreis of Min
neapolis will preach both morning
and evening.
Miss Maud Reynolds, who has
been teaching at Rice Lake, was
compelled by illness to abandon
work for a time and came home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Ida Barney arrived here last
week from Granite Falls, Mimi,
where her son-in-law, E. H. Lager
stadt, is conducting a restaurant.
She is the guest of Mrs. l. l. Lusk.
Mrs. L. Taylor, who formerly con-
Quoted the New City hotel, and Mrs.
Bessie Zeisinger, the music teacher,
have rented the G. w. Chinook
house, corner of Second and Divis-
| ion streets.
Emory H. Campbell went to
Cumberland Monday, having been
engaged TO work in the office of the
Advocate. Mr.. Campbell was en-
ployed on the Advocate for some
time last year.
John Dahl of New Centerville was
in the city yesterday and made a
business trip to ST. Paul. He will
be back Monday to put the finish
ing touches on the S. Shella resid-
ence which he erected last fall.
A number of the Comrades and
friends of G. E. Pratt gathered at
his home Friday evening, to help
him celebrate the anniversary of
| his birth, AS a token of their
good will they presented him a fine
arm chair.
Who? The Boys Independent
Band What? St. Patrick's dancel
Where? Opera Hall! When?' To-
morrow night! Anything more?
Hudson Harp orchestra. Supper
served at Woehrle's. And don't
you forget it.
We have arranged for series of
articles on the folly of patronizing
catalogue houses. These articles
are printed on the inside of the pa
per. The attention of our mer-
chants and of purchasers is called
to these articles. They are con-
sentative but good stuff.
The Normal basket ball team
have a game scheduled to be play
ed here a week from next Saturday,
March %, with the Menomonie high
school team. This team is reported
as being superior to the Stout
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