River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-10-31
ample Gloves and Mittens at R.

Sample Gloves and Mittens at R..
N. Jenson's.
Hon. w. A. Kay of Martell was in
the city last night. He went to ST.
Paul this morning.
| Mrs. Robt. tombstone has a small
wood heater for sale. Call at her
residence on Division st.
Robert tombstone and wife left
to-day for San Diego, Cal, where
they will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Noyes of
Minneapolis were the guests of
Prof. and Mrs. F. M. Jack last Sun
day.
DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Parker were
down from Minneapolis Saturday
and Sunday on visit to their par
ents.
Louis Rosenquist and wife and
son of St. Paul visited relatives in
the city Saturday and Sunday,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John and A.
w. Stiles.
M. v. Whip of Rock Elm was in
the city Friday on visit to his
daughter, who is attending the
Normal school, and while here was
the guest of his uncles, E. and G.
Greer.
A football game was played on
the high school grounds last Satur-
day between the local high school
team and that of Galahad of Hud-
son. The result was % to in ia
vor of Galahad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Stewart and
Miss Lenore Stewart and VIM. E.
Stewart and John Stewart attended
the funeral at Connersville of Lyle
Somerville who was drowned in
Lake Superior.
c.. E. Hanson went to Indian
apolis, Indiana, last week to attend
the national convention of the Amer
lean Society of Equity as delegate
from the county union, A. S. of E.,
of Pierce county.
George and Irwin Stewart, Will
Green and Chas. Hodge went down
on the Mississippi the first of the
week and shot twenty-five ducks,
and didn't consider the day very
good one for ducks.
Albert Brown, who had been
employed in the meat market of
Thos. Tomlinson since it opened,
left Tuesday morning for Red Wing,
to act as meat cutter in the meat
market of r. A. Luedtke.
Mrs. M. Catura arrived here last
week from trip to the Pacific
coast She has bought a fruit
ranch in the Yakima Valley, near
North Yakima, Washington, which
her son Clyde will carry on.
A cooperative store is being o.
ganized in Baldwin. There is one
also being organized in Glenwood.
There are two of these stores in
operation in St. Croix county, one
in Hudson and one in Hersey.
Three young men-Ole and Hans
Wick and Arnold Hustland-were
killed by an explosion of nitro gly
cerine at the Du Pont works near
Ashland the oath instant. Three
other young men were seriously in
jured.
The Wisconsin Blue Book for
1907, published under the direction
of the secretary of state, has been
received from the printer. This
edition comprises ], 222 pages. The
edition for 1905 comprises 1,166
pages.
D. B. Hyatt and wife and Mrs.
Roy Hyatt and Mrs. S. A. Healy
went to St. Paul last week to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Price. The
ladies returned home after short
visit but Mr.. Hyatt will remain
through this week.
Miss Mae Purves left Saturday
for visit to her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Stone at Menomonie. From there
she will go to visit another sister,
Mrs. A. Tucker, in ST. Louis, and
will later go to Arizona where she
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Elmira Powell is visiting at
Appleton, Mimi. Her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Miller, of that place, ac-
companied by her son, arrived here
yesterday on a brief visit, leaving
her mother in charge of her house
hold in the meantime.
There were $4,000 pounds of
Mocha and Java coffee imported in
RI the TTnitad States in the last six