River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-11-12


friends here, guests of S. Shella.
L. F. Oakley is filling orders for
poultry from northern Michigan.
Keep December 5th in your mind.
Trinity Guild holds a Bazaar that
day.
Tuesday witnessed the first snow
fall of the season. but it did not
remain long.
Mrs. Louise Bartlett returned last
evening from her visit to relatives
in Iowa and Nebraska.
Trinity Guild meets Wednesday
afternoon, November Is, at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Symes.
Mdmes. Lusk, Barney and Harris
entertained company of their lady
friends at a 5 O'Clock tea yesterday.
The Annual Convention of the
State Horticultural Society will be
held in Madison, Jan. II, Is and IA.
Mrs. Frank Coppos of Marine
Mills, Mimi, arrived last evening
on visit to her father, M. N. Torell.
Miss Dorothy Trenholm of ST.
Paul visited relatives in the city
from Friday till Monday, guest at
the Randall home.
Mrs. F. A. Howe and Miss Eliza
VIM are attending the Rebekah
District Convention held at New
Richmond to-day.
Now is the time to have those
Xmas photos taken, at Shepard's.
Don't wait until just before Xmas
for the sitting, but come now.
Have your husband paste the
date, December 5th, in his hat, and
be sure to have him remind you of
Trinity Guilds Bazaar on that day.
The weather: Past-cold with
snow furries and high winds; Pres
ent-clear, cold and tendency to
cloudiness. Future-ask the ice
man.
LosT-At the concert at the M. E.
church last evening, lady's pearl
bar gold pin. Finder please leave
same at this office and receive re-
ward.
Mrs. Bertha Kunz Baker, dramat-
ic reader, will appear Nov. %, 1908,
at the Methodist church, the third
number of the Peoples Lecture
Course. Seats on sale at Taggart's
on Saturday, Nov. Il.
Mr.. S. ]. Rasmussen formerly of
this city, now of Carpio, N. D., is
one of the principal stockholders in
a new bank soon to be opened at
Foxholm, N. D. The capital OF the
new bank will be placed at $40, 900.
Mr.. Woodland of Minneapolis was
in the city Tuesday introducing to
his brethren of the A, S. of E. a prep
aration to take the place of Paris
green for the destruction of potato
bugs. He claims that the new arti-
Gle possesses many points of want
age over the old.
The many friends of Prof. and
Mrs. R. w. Sharp will rejoice with
them over the arrival of an heir,
son born November 9th. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sharp were former teachers in
the Normal school here and now re-
side in New York city.
H. w. Thomson, the blacksmith,
has new horse shoe in stock which
never slips. 1t has steel center
heel and toe calk and is the best
thing on the market for helping our
friend, the horse, to keep on his
feet during the winter months.
And the beauty of it is that the shoe
sells at the regular price.
Richard Hagg left this morning
with his gun for the north, but will
lend his presence to the wedding of
his brother-in -law, Mr.. John I.
Bowers of Maiden Rock, and Miss
Bessie Rosenquist, which takes
place at the home of the bride at
Ladysmith, in Gates county, this
evening.
Wheaton M. Fuller of Little Falls,
Mimi, died at his home in that city
on Saturday, October 81, at the age
of forty-six. Mr.. Fuller who was
progressive business man and
active in the political field of his
community, will be remembered
here as the husband of Miss Clara
E. Kingsley whom he married in
River Falls some four teen years ago
The State Teachers Association
now converting in Milwaukee has a
large delegation from the River
Falls Normal School. The follow