River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-03-21
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/ OluH Hans OF ELLSWORTH Is III Lie
city to-day.
A big flock of robins made their
advent here Monday.
A great variety of correct spring
styles at Mrs. Moshier's.
Carl Lien is up from Beloit col
lege on ten-day vacation.
All SC Tablets 8 for 10c while they
last. Freemans' Drug Store.
Now is the time to have that new
awning put up by c. Carisch &
Sons.
Mrs. Arthur Kellar of Trimbelle
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Al
bert Smith.
| Miss Jennie Wales, teacher at
Faribault, is spending the spring
vacation at home.
Isaac Bjerstedt of Mann Valley
left Tuesday for Mercer, N. D.,
! where be has a claim
Herbert Hamilton and Floyd
Armstrong recently made a trip to
old Mexico, returning last week.
Will Parkhurst of Durand visited
here with his sister, Miss Helen
Parkhurst, the first of the week.
The election notices, for which
we were obliged to wait, makes us
late in getting out the paper to-day.
w. F. Kohn, the paper hanger,
will move to Madison. He had a
house built there during the winter.
George Krauth, railway agent at
Baldwin, visited with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Krauth, and other
relatives, few days the past week.
To-day, March Il, the sun is ION
the line"-the equator, and the day
equals the night all over the world.
See Stewart & Grimm's ad.
Seivert Johnson was over from
Mortified, Mimi, last week on a
visit to his mother and other re1at-
ives.
Prof. G. A. Rogers, teacher of
physical sciences in the Normal
school, has resigned, his resignation
to AXE effect at the end of the pres
ent quarter.
AS Prof. A. L. Ewing's work in
the Agricultural School of the Min
nesota has ended for the year the
Professor and Mrs. Ewing have
moved back to their home here.
The furniture store of G. A. Ras
mussen is closed this week while
an inventory of the stock is being
taken preparatory to the transfer of
the property and business to |. |.
Lusk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene c. Noyes of
Minneapolis and Miss Alma Scho-
field of GAINESVILLE arrived here last
Thursday and visited at the home
of Prof. and Mrs. F. M. Jack until
Monday.
DIR. o. E. L;nger, son-in-law of
Mrs. T. P. Barg, and whose child
rem live here with their grandmoth-
er, has recently received the ap-
pointment of city physician of
Minneapolis.
The young folks have secured
a special train to Hudson for the
league contest tomorrow night.
Train leaves River Falls about 7:30
D. m. and returns after the contest.
Round trip, SOC.
Mrs. G. R. Frye of Clear Lake
and Mrs. c. E. Shepard of Rush
City, Mimi, returned to their homes
Tuesday morning after a weeks
visit with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Shepard.
Ole Bang, the Tailor, is now To-
Gated up stairs in the Drewke build
ing, corner of Main and Maple
streets, where he is prepared to
make you a new suit of clothes or
mend your old ones.
E. Van Voorhis went to Spring
field, Illinois, last Thursday, on
business, returning Tuesday morn
ing. He says Spring is putting in
evidences of its appearance, grass
in meadows and pastures showing
up green there.
Fred Muckenhause went to Still
water yesterday to attend the flu
neral of his cousin, John Mucken-
hansen, an old resident of Stillwa-
ter, who died from Bright's disease
last Tuesday. The funeral takes
place tomorrow.
Mrs. L. E. Stearns of the State
Free Library Commission will lee