River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-04-04
Duncan McGregor is employed at

Duncan McGregor is employed at
the railway station.
Miss Madeline Schiek went to
Minong Saturday to teach.
Leave your order for extra length
fishing boots at Allard-Stewart Co.'S.
Judge Charles Smith was visit
or in the city from Saturday to yes
terday.
Mrs. Mary Frederick has sold her
house on 18th street to Mrs. H. c..
Walker.
Misses Marie Bon and Mable
Kemp are the guests of Miss Bes-
sic Buck.
John Knapp came home from the
University of Minnesota last Thurs
day evening.
Miss Eleanor APP Roberts leaves
to-day on business trip to Hutch
inson, Mimi.
Lace curtains cheap, to close out
stock. Also curtains that are not
lace. l. I. Lusk.
Sam Bennett went to Williston,
N. D., Tuesday, where he has a
homestead claim.
The Southern Pacific Railway Co.
is importing oak ties from Japan for
it's lines in California.
Wall papers, all prices, at l. 1.
Lusk's. From Sc per roll up to any
pri ce you want to pay.
Mrs. B. R. Spalding is up from
Maiden Rock on visit to her moth
er, Mrs. L. N. Chapman.
Fred Mcintyre, pharmacist for
Tubb's Medicine Co., has bought
a drug store at Downing.
Nels Melander left for Valva, N.
D., Tuesday where he has secured
employment for the summer.
Now is the time to bring in that
buggy for painting. Will make it
look as good as new at Lund's.
Fishing boots with tops five inch
es longer than regular at Allard-
Stewart Co.'S. Leave orders now.
The grippe made its first appear
ance in America in 1882, being in
troduced from Russia. Physicians
did not know what it was when it
first appeared here nor did they
know how to treat it. Now every
body knows what it is and every
body knows how to treat ii but no.
body knows how to cure it.
Thomas Richards, who recently
bought the Guy farm of Greenleaf
Doe, arrived here from Monticello
last Thursday. He was accompa-
MED by his two sons, James and
Charles. Mrs. Richards IS expected
to arrived this week. They will oc
cupy the tenant house on DR.. Flow
er's farm during the summer, TAX
ing possession of the Guy farm in
September next.
The Senior and Junior classes of
the Normal gave reception Satur-
day evening in honor of Miss Notz
and Professor Rogers who sever
their connection with the school at
the close of this term. Every stu
dent regrets the departure of these
popular and esteemed teachers. A
fine musical and literary program
was rendered and both Miss Notz
and Mr.. Rogers spoke feeling1y.
A party of over thirty of the
lady and gentlemen friends of Ray
Thayer descended upon him as
from a cloud at his home in the
Normal building last Friday even
ing. Ray had attained to the age
of score and one on that day and
his friends proposed to usher him
into this new era of his career
with the JUNCTION of their cordially
and hearty Godspeed. A rafting
good time was enjoyed.
Among the teachers home for the
Easter vacation were Miss Gertrude
Browell, Morton's Corsers; Roy
Nichols, Eau Claire; Edwin Green,
Wilson; Miss Eulalia Weisend, ST.
Croix Falls; Miss Vivian Browell,
Cylon; Miss Jennie Johnson, Clear
Lake; Miss Mabel Keith, New Rich
mond; Elisabeth APP Roberts, Win
dom, Mimi; Miss Hattie Goldsmith,
Spooner; Miss Matte Linehan, Hay
ward; Miss Lenore Stewart, Down
ing; Miss Belle Deans, Moorhead,
Mimi; Miss Mabel Wadsworth, ST.
Croix Falls; Urias Finn, Deer Park.
The Board of Park Commission
ers met last Thursday and effected
an organization for the year by elect