River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-09-26
Mrs. L. j. Kinney is visiting at

G1DDS mousse on t1C west OlQe.
Delos Letson of Ellsworth was in
the city on business Saturday.
Peter North of Minneapolis visit
ed with friends here over Sunday.
Roy Nichols has gone to Madison
to take course in the University.
Wellington Vannatta returned
yesterday morning from his trip to
Iowa.
Edw. Wadsworth came oyer from
Danube, Mimi, Tuesday to visit his
family.
Mrs. J. S. Hemenway is entertain
ing her father, Amos Balsom, of
Hudson.
Owens Advance and Superior
Tanning Mills, best grain cleaners,
at Luud's.
Miss Lottie Nelson of Ellsworth
attended the Comer-Keith wedding
Wednesday.
Miss Annie Egan of st. Paul is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Carroll.
Mrs. Alfred Stiles and daughter,
Gladys, visited in ST. Paul from
Friday to Monday.
]. Bailey who had his leg broken
at Hudson last week was brought
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Francis Valentine is spend
ing the week with her sister, Mrs.
A. Peters in Kinnickinnic.
Mrs. A. M. Nelson and Miss Alice
Hardy visited friends in Minneapo-
lis from Saturday till Monday.
Mrs. T. Carney of Hammond
visited her daughter, Agnes, who is
attending the Normal, Sunday.
At special election held on the
18th inst. the town of Gilman voted
tax of 81 900 for roads and bridges.
S. D. Ensign of Detroit, Mimi,
left for Iowa, Monday, after a short
visit with c. w. and Ernest Ensign.
Mrs. G. A. Turner of Roberts
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert tombstone, the first of the
week.
Miss Ida Foley, who is attending
a business college in ST. Paul, came
home Friday evening, returning
Sunday.
The team of Sheriff Halls INDUCED
in lively runaway at Ellsworth
last Saturday, resulting in the death
of one of rhe horses.
F. M. White went to Tintah, Mimi,
Saturday morning to attend to his
farming interests at that place. He
returned Tuesday.
Chas. Gilman, Normal alumnus,
now employed in the bridge depart
ment of the N. P. Ry. Co., visited
DR.. Cairns Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Christofferson under
went an operation at a hospital in
ST. Paul Wednesday morning. She
is improving rapidly.
Ellsworth amateurs are preparing
to present the comic opera, "The
Bells of Conville." Mrs. Mary
Gales Muggah is director.
Investigate, and learn, and you
will find the Bush & Gerts piano
is far the best for the money. Ras-
mussen is their agent here.
]. B. Gage of Hudson was in the
city Monday and Tuesday on his
way 10 Ellsworth where he has en-
tered his horse in the races.
Miss Mayme Palms who had been
employed here for some years past
has accepted a position in Mime
apolis with the Pittsburg Coal Co.
Friends have received word from
the Misses Alma and Clara Olson of
their arrival in Seattle. Miss Alma
is employed by the Puget Sound
Engraving Co.
Mrs. Abbie Strong spent the week
at Hamline and Belle PLANE, Mimi
esota, and Prescott, Wis, returning
Sunday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Emma Knowles.
Monce Malberg, who had been
located at Cogswell, N. D., visited
relatives here the last of the week.
He has sold his holdings in North
Dakota to his brothers.
1t is the man with poor cows who
is convinced that dairying does not
pay. Get him converted to the doc
trine of testing his cows and he will
either soon get rid of his cows for
better ones or he will give up the
business. No use trying to make