River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-09-10

at Dawson's.
Fred Ramer went to Rush City,
Mimi, yesterday.
Follow the crowds to Dawson S
after those Colorado peaches.
Mrs. L. Spalding went to st. Paul
this morning for few days visit.
A car load of water melons at
Stewart Mercantile Co. S next week.
Just received large shipment of
fine Colorado peaches at Dawson S.
Mrs. Douglas Reid is spending a
few days with relatives in Mime
apolis.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
Cyrus Glass Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. %.
Big shoe sale at Stewart Mercan-
tile Co.'s next week. Watch for an
nouncement.
Mrs. May Jones of Minneapolis
visited her cousin, Mrs. ]. w.
Allard, yesterday.
Mrs. S. J. Rasmussen and chill
dren left this morning for their
home at Carpio, N. D.
Bert Hamilton and Geo. Carleton
returned Friday from three weeks
outing at Balsam Lake.
Mrs. George Dodge went to
Winona yesterday on a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Hurlburt.
Alexander Watt and family who
have resided here the past year, left
this morning for Winnipeg, Mantle
ba.
Eight hundred pairs shoes to be
placed on sale next week at manu-
facturers' cost at Stewart Mercan-
tile Co.'s. Watch for announce
ment.
A. P. Forsyth spent few days at
his farm in Polk county last week,
returning Sunday, accompanied by
his son Robert, who came home to
attend school.
George Anderson returned TO his
home in St. Paul Monday, after a
weeks visit with relatives in the
city, guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Moline.
Mrs. Albert Olson went to Little
Falls Monday, and will spend a
couple of weeks with relatives there
and at Amery. Mr.. Olson will join
in the visit next week.
The following conversation took
place oyer our telephone this week:
"Hello?" Hello, who is this?,"
''This is the Journal office, 20
pshaw l don't want you, l want
doctor"
James Peterson who carried on
one of the Weiss farms in Kinnic-
kinnic the past year, has rented the
E. B. Armstrong farm in Clifton,
and takes possession to-day.
Mrs. M. E. Hull and daughter,
Mrs. Frank Merrill, who had been
visiting friends in the city couple
of weeks, guests of the B. R. Eaton
family, left for their home at Cedar
Rapids, Ia, Monday afternoon.
P. w. Ramer, who tor some years
has been doing business in South
Africa, will leave there for his home
in this city Dec. 1st. Enroute he
will visit India, China, Japan and
other countries in the Orient. He
returns this time to remain perman-
emily.
E. B. Brockman and daughter,
Mrs. C. N. Engle, and her son Glen,
of Enderlin, N. D., paid visit to
our city last Friday. They were
former residents of the city, leaving
here in the spring of 1881. Mr..
Brockman built and occupied the
house in the 4th ward north of D.
w. Kinne's.
Sunday morning lady from Hud-
son came down for visit at the
home Of Charles Eichman. 1t was
noticed throughout the day that her
actions were peculiar and in the
evening while all were seated on
the front porch she rose from her
seat and went through the house
and out the rear door and was not
seen again that night. Deputy
marshal Hugh Morrow was notified
and he made search for the woman
but without avail. When just about
to organize a search party word was
received by telephone that she had
arrived at the home of sister in
Roberts, bareheaded and in a dis
hevelled condition. 1t is thought
that she is suffering from a tempo