River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-10-31

Sample Gloves and Mittens at r.
N. Jenson's.
Irwin Stewart has moved to the
city from Fargo and domiciled in
the Ballard residence on Second
street.
The university teams-Chicago
and Minneapolis-play football on
Northrop field, Minneapolis, next
Saturday, Nov. 2.
Misses George Loucks and Vera
Salter, teachers in the New Rich
mond schools, visited at the r. Nc
Gregor home Saturday.
Mr.. Sansburn has bought the
Robert tombstone place on Division
street and Mr.. tombstone has pur-
chased the house in which Mr.. Sans
burn lives on Locust street, between
Main and Second.
The Chippewa Falls Herald says
young man-Chas. Forest, aged
% years-died at Chippewa Falls
last week as a result of Doc. "
Till's treatment. The p1asters that
Till had placed on the young mans
back had eaton away and rotted the
flesh into the vital parts.
Our best friends are those who
furnish US items for the paper. We
are always grateful for such favors
as news contributed. All the pat
rons of this paper wish it success.
That success depends to a consider
able extent upon their interest in
furnishing readable news.
Xavier Reynolds, son of ]. w.
Reynolds of this city, is now located
at Phoenix, Arizona, where he is
employed in the car shops of the
Southern Pacific railway company.
Since leaving here three years ago
he has travelled through all the Paci-
fic coast and mountain states.
The Rebekahs of Dist. No. S will
hold District meeting at New Rich
mond next Tuesday, Nov. 5th. A
full attendance is desired at this
meeting as it may be the last one
held for some time. All Rebekahs
in good standing are invited to at
tend this meeting whether residing
in the district or not.
On October IS, 1907, a number of
the neighbors of Mrs P Horstad,
remembering that that date was the
anniversary of her birth, gathered
at her home, corner of 4th and Di-
vision streets, to congratulate her up
on attaining to this, her 80th anniver-
sary. The ladies spent pleasant
afternoon with Mrs. Horstad.
Chester R. Allyn has vacated the
editorial chair of the Hudson Star
Times, a place he had occupied for
some six months. Rumor said he
had purchased half interest in the
New Richmond Republican Voice
but Mr.. Van Meter, proprietor Of
that sheet, says he (Mr. Van Meter
is the exclusive owner of the paper.
We are printing a considerable
amount of letter stationery for
farmers and business men. Printed
stationery from this office will cost
you no more than the blank paper
as you buy it. We give 100 sheets
of good stock and 100 envelopes
with your name and address neatly
printed on both letter and envelope
for $3.50.
A number of the good singers of
the city met last Friday night with
the intention of organizing a choral
union, similar to that in existence
here last winter but after discussing
the question for a time an adjourn
ment was taken to Friday evening
of this week when it is probable
that an organization will be effected,
a leader selected and officers elected.
The Omaha bridge crew, that had
been at work here most of the sum-
mer, left Tuesday for Nebraska to
do some work on bridges for the
road. The crew had built a new
bridge at the crossing of the South
Fork river and has finished one of
the two spans of the bridge over the
Kinnickinnic. They will return in
time to complete the latter bridge
before winter sets in.
We notice with pleasure in the an
nouncement made by the Wisconsin
Conservatory of Music, located at
Milwaukee, that Miss Marie Tossing
is occupying a position as instruct
or on the pianoforte in that institu-
ton. Miss Tossing lived in the fam
lily of w. w Thayer, late a resident
of this CITY, and that gentleman S