River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-06-13

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Lynn Ashley is home from Garlic
ton college, Northfeld, Mimi, the
school year having ended.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Coon left yes
terday for weeks visit with friends
at Menomonie and Colfax.
John Sherburne and son Clinton
left last Friday for Fallon, Mont,
where they will engage in railroad
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kvopili and
son arrived here last week from
Slopnici, Litomis, Bohemia. Mrs.
Kvopili is a sister of Mrs. Anton
Volesky and Mrs. Wenzel Matzek.
They will make their home in the
Bohemian settlement.
James Dunn was home over Sun
day. He is getting on nicely with
the work on the power dam which
he is building on Rush River to fur
nish electric power for Ellsworth.
The weather has been propitious
for work, there having been no fresh
cts to interfere with continuous con.
struction.
Invitations have been issued for
the marriage of Miss Pearl Whit
comb to Mr.. Harry A. Campbell,
and of Miss Bernice Whitconb to
Mr.. Jay H. Grimm. The double
wedding will take place June 26, at
the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton Whitcomb, in
Kinnickinnic.
Miss Mary Stapleton, who has
been at hospital in St. Paul for the
past two months, has been adjudged
insane and was taken to Mendoza
Wednesday evening by Sheriff
Kealey. Miss Stapleton fell down
cellar and injured her head in such
a way that her reason was impaired.
Hudson Star-Times.
The Mann Valley Mission church
will hold it's annual missionary
meeting at the church this week be-
ginning Friday evening and contin-
uing over Sunday. Homemade
articles will be on sale Saturday
afternoon and the annual supper
will be served in the church parlors
Saturday evening. All are cordial
1y invited to attend.
Gentlemen representing the Geo.
A. Agile Publishing Co., of Chicago
are in our city securing data and
information necessary for the pro-
posed new county plat book. Pierce
Co. needs new work of this kind
and we hope that they will meet
with the necessary encouragement
and support to enable them to COM
plete and publish it.
The Old Settlers meeting, to be
held at Baldwin the goth instant,
should be attended by all the older
residents of the Valley who can pos
sibly go. The president of the Bald
win village board assures all visi-
tors royal welcome. An interest
ing program of entertainments is
being prepared, and the occasion
will be an enjoyable one for all who
can be present.
w. H. Heritage of Anderson, In
diana, arrived here Tuesday on a
visit TO his uncle, A. T. Carroll. He
is on his way to Spokane and Coll
vile, Washington. He has two
brothers in Stevens County, Wash
ington, whom he will visit on his
trip west. After visiting his bro
theirs he will proceed to the coast,
TO Seattle, Tacoma, Portland and
other points, before returning.
Prof. Robert Reed came over from
Minneapolis Saturday, returning
Monday. His school at Stephen,
Mimi, closed the first of the month.
He has a two weeks, job at the Uni
versity, reading and marking the
papers of teachers who took the
state examinations for certificates.
He returns to Stephen next year as
superintendent of the city schools
with substantial increase in sal
airy.
The Choral Union had its con-
Guiding meeting for the year at the
Normal music room last Thursday
evening. Prof. F. M. Jack, who
has been the leader of the Union
the past season was presented with
an ebony baton with silver and ivory
mountings in recognition of his SER
vices for the society. Some must
cal numbers were rendered and
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