River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-12-05

Special sale Friday and Saturday
at Stewart & Grimm's.
Edmund and Lulu Shella left Tues
day for Red Wing where they will
attend business college this win
ter.
On Friday, Dec. Is, there will be
an oyster supper at Clifton Town
Hall, under the auspices of the A.
S. of E.
Mrs. Albert Smith and her
mother, Mrs. WOODBURY., spent
Thanksgiving with friends in the
Twin Cities.
Floyd Armstrong and Stanley
Morse came over from St. Paul to
spend Thanksgiving at their re-
spective homes.
The c. H. George place northwest
of the city was sold at auction last
Saturday afternoon. 1t was bought
by DR.. E. A. Toby.
Prof. H. L. Woolhiser of the
Altoona high school was a guest at
the home of his uncle, Prof. L. H.
Clark, Thanksgiving.
Mrs. T. J. Snodgrass and sons
Thomas and Phillip spent Thanks
giving with Prof. and Mrs. Geo.
Snodgrass at Barron.
The election of officers of Rebek-
ah Lodge, No. 10, will be held
Thursday evening, Dec. IL. A full
attendance is desired.
Prof. w. L. Hodge and Miss
Carrie Wilcox, teachers at Chippe-
wa Falls, came home for Thanks
giving, returning Sunday.
Barron county pays fifteen cents
apiece for dead crows. Paraphrasing
Solomon-"A dead crow is worth
more than living dog"
The Firemen's Thanksgiving
ball. at the Opera Hall last Thurs
day evening, was, as usual for their
annual entertainment, success.
Prof. John A. Cunning and wife
were up from Waukesha recently
on visit to Mrs. Cummings
mother, Mrs. M. Driscoll.
Prof Angus c. Morrow of New
Salem, N. D., formerly of this city,
was married Nov. IA to Miss Clara
A. Jewett of Center, N. D.
Edgar and John Linger came over
from Minneapolis last week to visit
their grandmother, Mrs. Barg and
their aunt, Mrs. w. T. Glass.
Mrs. Craig Randall and son Lyle
went to Minneapolis Tuesday to
hear the play "The Merchant of
Venice" at the Metropolitan theater.
Miss Mabel Smith of Menagha,
Mimi, arrived here Thanksgiving
day to spend month or more with
her grandmother, Mrs. Philena
Smith.
Five deer were received at the de-
pot from up north Saturday. Clar-
ence Herrick shipped one and four
belonged to Guy Finley and his son
Harry.
L. G. Spinney, clerk. of the court
Of this county, who has been in
failing health for sometime past,
was taken to the sanitarium at Hud
son Tuesday.
Edward Archibald of Montreal
arrived in the city Friday on his
way home from a trip to Kansa
and was the guest of his sister, Mrs
C. V. Guy, until Tuesday.
At the next regular meeting of l.
N. Nichols Post. G. A. r., Tuesday
evening, Dec. 10, officers will be
elected for the ensuing year. A full
attendance of comrades is very
desirable.
The Bank of Hudson was select
ed as the depository Of county
funds by the board of supervisors
of St. Croix county. The bank pays
the county five and one-eighth per
cent interest.
Miss Laura Hanson, who has
been A. w. Lund's stenographer
the last year, left for Eau Claire
Sunday where she is engaged as
secretary with the Eau Claire Street
Car Company.
When you want your horses
sharp shod go to Thomson's black
smith shop and have him fit them
with the steel-center toe corks that
sharpen as they wear. No extra
charge for these.
A Glenwood young lady requests
| the Tribune to tell her all about the
prevailing financial squeeze. She