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

Mrs. L. Spalding and daughter.
Miss Anna, left Monday for visit
to friends and relativessin Connecti-
cut.
]. H. Langdon went to Parker,
S. D., the middle of May to put up
a monument over the grave of his
brotherin-law.
The state Enca mpment of the G.
A. r. is being held at Oshkosh this
week. None of the veterans of this
place attended.
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The River Falls Red Caps were
defeated at Prescott Saturday by
the high school team of that place
by score of II to 5.
Rey. Anthony Jacobs of Elcho,
Wis, will hold services at the Bap.
list church next Sunday, both
morning and evening.
Abel Enquist came down from
St. Paul Saturday evening for a
short visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. E. Enquist.
w. P. Knowles goes to Milwaukee
Monday to attend the F. and A. M.
Grand Lodge which convenes in
that city on next Tuesday.
Morris Mcintyre was seriously
burned about the face and hands
last Thursday while attempting to
start fire with Kerosene.
Neil Reed returned Monday from
Evanston, ILL.,, where he had been a
student in the Northwestern Uni
versity the past school year.
Mrs. Anton Segestrom and daugh-
ter Verna left Tuesday for Kittson
county, Mimi, on visit to her
brothers and other relatives.
Rosie Frazier of Kinnickinnic
and Miss Mary Appel of Hudson
were married May %. They will
make their home in Hudson.
Roy Knapp, having finished the
high school course, has entered the
employ of the telephone company
for which he worked last year.
Miss Edith Lundberg came over
from St. Paul last Thursday to dec
crate the graves of her parents and
sisters buried in Greenwood Gene
terry.
Prof. C. H. Taylor went to ST.
Anthony Park, Mimi, Friday to
visit a schoolmate friend. Mrs.
Taylor followed him Saturday
morning.
Jas. Brown and VIM. Scroggie
left the first of the week for Glasgow,
Montana, where they expect to re-
main, for month or more shear
ing sheep.
Mrs. Nellie Sackett, who had
spent the past year. here with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Gibbs, left for
her home at Boulder, Col, last
Thursday.
E. P. Sanderson, the photograph
er, has moved his studio to another
room--the hall oyer the Model Res
taurant. Here he has better con-
veniences.
Mrs. H. H. Brown visited with
friends in St. Paul a few days this
week while k:r. Brown was in at
tendance upon the I. o. o. F. con-
vention at Superior.
Prof. C. ]. Brewer stopped off
here Saturday for brief visit with
friends while on his way to attend
the commencement exercises of the
Ellsworth High school.
Arthur Todd spent Friday at his
home in New Richmond. He at
tended the commencement ball of
the New Richmond high school, of
which he is an alumnus.
H. H. Brown went to Superior
Monday afternoon as delegate of
the local lodge of Odd Fellows to
the convention of the Grand Lodge,
1. o. o. F., held there this week.
John Knapp spent the latter part
of last week here, returning to Min
neapolis Saturday. He will gradu-
ate from the two years pharmacists
course at the University this year.
Prof. E. McDermott and wife were
over from Minneapolis Memorial
dav on a visit at the home of Mr.