River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-12-19
LOCAL ITEMS.


North Dakota Saturday.
Hick'ry Farm at the Opera Hall
this evening by home talent.
DR.. P. E. DeMille will be at the
Hotel Gladstone Jan. -, IA, IS, 16
and II.
Andrew Vail of Coopertown, n.
D., is visiting relatives in the
vicinity.
Miss Julia Shepard of St. Paul
was the guest of the Misses Worth
ington Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fi1lbach of
Debuque, Iowa, are here to spend
the holidays with relatives.
LosT-A heavy beaver shawl, be-
tween River Falls and Laramy's last
Wednesday. Finder please leave
at this office.
Misses Anna and Rosa Nachazel
and Miss Mary Gregor went to St.
Paul last week where they expect to
spend che winter.
The young people had dance
at the Opera Hall Friday night.
The Trio Orchestra of Minneapolis
furnished the music.
Miss Lizzie Mcmillan of River
Falls, has been visiting friends in
Ellsworth and vicinity during the
past few days.-Ellsworth Record.
Mrs. Louis Plat and daughter
left for their home at Eau Claire
Friday after visit of several weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Dunn.
Misses Henrietta and Maud Simp-
son of Crookston, Mimi, arrived
in the city Monday and are the
guests of their aunt, Mrs. Sherlock
Wales.
One of Shepard's Souvenir Calen-
dars would make pleasing Xmas
remembrance for your friend. For
sale at the studio and at Levings
Sisters.
Mrs. Hannah Youggren, who
purchased the Strahl residence on
the west side several years ago, has
sold the property to Mrs. Ida J..
Hinmah.
There were crowds of people in
from the country last Saturday.
Every hitching post on Main street
had team tied to it and the store
clerks had to hustle to wait on
customers.
The Married Peoples Dance will
be held at the Opera Hall Jan. l..
The Peoples Orchestra Of st. Paul
will furnish music and the supper
will be served at the Gladstone.
Tickets, $1.O0.
Tolloff VAN, an old resident of
Spring Valley was found drowned
near his home Dec. 10. He had
fallen into the river, face down and
was too feeble to rise. He was 70
years of age.
A fire in the boat yards at Red
Wing a week ago Monday burned
SIS, 900 worth of property, including
the steamer Cyclone, for number
of years in the packet line between
Wabasha and ST. Paul.
Miss Georgia Loucks, who is the
teacher in the fourth grade of our
city schools, leaves at Christmas to
complete her work at the River Falls
Normal. The vacancy will be filled
by Miss Eva Williams of River
Falls. -New Richmond Voice.
In Allard- Stewards advertisement
last week the figures in the an
nouncement "You can save 81 per
cent by buying your candies here,
got transposed in the encounter in
going through the operation OF
printing. 1t should have been Is,
instead of 50.
An extra number has been arrang-
ed for in the Peoples Lecture
Course this winter without extra
cost to the season ticket holders
This number is a scientific lecture
by Professor Patty Radiumi
Liquid Air and Wireless Teleg.
raphy." The date of the lecture is
Jan. 81.
The Omaho Railway bridge build.
ers, who were at work here the
middle of the summer but were
called away month ago to work
out west on bridges, have returned
to work on the bridge across the
stream below Greenwood Mills
They had about half finished the
bridge before leaving.
Prof. L. H. Clark presented the
matter of Preparation for percent