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


Grimm's.
| Before buying that awning come
and get our prices. c. Carisch &
Sons.
| Mrs. A. H. Fletcher goes to De
troit, Mich, to-day where she will
take thorough course in music.
A caucus for the town of River
Falls will be held at Opera Hall in
this city on Saturday March 30th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Wadsworth
entertained about twenty of the
clerks of the city at their home on
3rd street Wednesday evening.
The international Correspond
ence Schools of Scranton, Penn,
have large display in the show
window at Allard-Stewart's this
week.
| Andrew Stephens and wife OF
Waneka, Dunn Co., arrived here
Tuesday evening for a few days
visit at the home of his brother,
Joseph Stephens.
H. w. Morrow, Nels Younggren
T. M. E. Hamilton, Geo. Fuller,
Hal. Wilson, A. Segestrom, Nels.
Nicholson and Andrew Cederburg
returned last night from trip to
Texas.
Mrs. G. F. Frye of Clear Lake
Wis, and Mrs. C. Edwin Shepard
of Rush City, Mimi, arrived here
the first of the week and are guests
of Mrs. P. w. Ramer and Mrs. A. D.
Shepard.
The board of audit of River Falls
will meet at the office of the town
clerk on Tuesday, March 26, at
O'Clock a. m. Road superintendent
are requested to present their ac-
counts in the forenoon.
Sherman Krauth went to ST. Paul
Tuesday where he passed success
full examination as Geographic oper-
ator and has received the appoint
ment of night operator at Boardman
where he has gone to commence
work.
The Baptist church at Hudson
caught fire Sunday evening while
the Young Peoples society was in
session. The fire, which caught
from an unprotected electric wire in
the rear of the pipe organ, was ex-
tinguished before it had made much
Roadway.
C. Carisch & Sons are tearing
down the old Congregational church
edifice that has for several years
answered to house farm machinery
next to the city fire hall. The
lumber will be used in building a
blacksmith shop in the rear of their
new warehouse.
D. w. Waite, whose family has
resided here in the Shepard house,
corner of Main street and Cascade
avenue, during the winter, died
suddenly, presumably from heart
trouble, at Menomonie Saturday
morning. The deceased leaves a
wife and five children. His remains
were buried in Menomonie.
Four local unions of the Ameri-
can Society of Equity of this vicini-
ty hold union meeting in the city
next Saturday at o'clock p. m.
The meeting will be held in Odd
Fellows Hall. The main object of
the meeting is to arrange for gen
eral local organization. All mem
bers of the unions are requested to
attend.
The Boys Independent band play
ed on Main street and in the hall for
the $1,000 Club" Monday evening.
The band has improved greatly and
relieved much praise. The boys
have worked hard and faithfully and
deserve the encouragement of the
citizens. Tomorrow evening they
give a dance in Opera Hall, the
music to be furnished by the Hud-
son Harp Orchestra. Come one,
come all.
Hon. ]. T. McCleary has been ap-
pointed I'd assistant postmaster
general. The appointment comes to
Mr.. McCleary direct from President
Roosevelt, unsolicited either by
him or any of his friends. Mr.. Nc
Cleary had made arrangement TO go
into business where he was assured
of a much greater income than the
government position will bring him,
but he considers his duty to the
country requires his acceptance of
the place.
The local passenger train did not