River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-09-05

AluCOlu SCuOOl dL 0llllWaIGT, visited
Miss Vidle Finley here the latter
part of last week.
Miss Vidle Finley returned from
her trip through the east last week.
The Burkshire Hills is one of the
places of interest she visited.
Miss Clara Wunderlich returned
to her home at Red Wing Tuesday.
She had been visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Mcintyre.
The Tuesday Club has announced
its program for the coming year
beginning Oct. l. Norway and
Sweden occupy the attention of the
members.
Otis E. Johnson, a former resi-
dent of this place, now of Waterloo,
Iowa, is visitor in the city. He is
accompanied by his fYe-year old
daughter.
Mesdames Sophia Healy, D. B.
Hyatt, Edith Servaty and Mrs.
Ellen Mix of Neillsville, who is visi-
ting relatives here, spent Sunday
with friends in Ellsworth.
The Misses Elsie and Merle
Burgen of Minneapolis have been
spending several weeks at the
Healy and Davies homes. Their
parents were here over Sunday.
The audience at the play of Pan
anna at Opera Hall last night were
delighted with the piano playing of
Gust. Winquist. Mr.. Winquist is
employed by Arthur Chapman, in
the plumbing business.
Misses Julia and Amanda Foss of
Heron Lake, Mimi, arrived in the
city Saturday evening on visit to
Mrs. A. A. Smith, Miss Julia re-
turned home to-day. Miss Amanda
remains for longer visit.
The Prairie Mill Company has
been incorporated under the desig-
nation of the River Falls Roller
Mill and Elevator Company. The
business is capitalized for SIS,
A meeting to elect officers will be
held soon. The incorporators are
j. w. and H. A. Wilson.
Michael Schneider, a veteran of
the civil war, member of the Goth
Wis. infantry, died in Plymouth
Aug. FL. In the battle of Gettys-
burg, on the first day of that battle,
he was hit by bullets twenty-siX
times One bullet, that went
through his leg, put him "hors de
combat"
The College of Medicine at the
University of Wisconsin which was
authorized by the recent Legislature,
will be organized and ready to ma
circulate students at the opening of
the college year in September, ac-
cording to preliminary announce
ment just igsped. The first two
years work of the medical college
course will be given.
The Huntly Shows of Picture and
Song have six-night engagement
here, beginning next Monday night,
Sept. 9. Prices of admission, Is
and Is cents. On Monday night,
Sept, 9, one additional lady will be
admitted free with each reserved
seat ticket. The Huntly quality has
never been equaled. The shows
are the delight of thousands, old
and young. Pictures and songs are
all new this year.
Every day is Farmers day at the
Pierce County Fair, but this year,
Friday, Sept. 9th, will be especial
ly devoted to farming interests.
A chief attraction will be talk by
Hon. C. A. Windle under the auspi-
ces of the A. S. Of E. Mr.. Windle
is thought by many to be equal to
Ingersoll or Bryan as an orator. He
is editor of the Iconoclast, publish
ed in Chicago. Every farmer in the
county should hear him.
The Firemen of the city have Sc
cured the Dode Fiske animal show
for this place for Friday, Sept. 6.
This show is one of the most in
structive entertainment OH the road.
The intelligence shown by these ed
ucated ponies and dogs is a wonder
to behold. The performances are
given twice a day, at and 8 p. m.
The schools are dismissed Friday
afternoon to give the pupils an OPP
portunity to see this novel show.
Admission 20 and 35 cents.
Rev. A Jacobs, the new pastor of
the Baptist church, has arrived and
will preach both morning and even
ing in the Baptist church. Morn
n