River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-07-30
Look at the w. B. Reduso Corsets

Look at the w. B. Reduso Corset.
at Allard's.
John F. Shaw of the Ellsworth
Record was in town Monday.
| Prof. L. H. Clark returned Mon
day evening from his western trip.
! Mrs. E. P. Sanderson and daugh
ter Violette spent Saturday in St
Paul.
Leslie C. Whitcomb of South
Bend, Ind, spent Sunday here with
relatives.
Miss Ruth Warren left this morn.
ing for Black River Falls on a visit
to relatives.
M. ]. Dempsy and G. Casson Of
St. Paul were guests of C. A. Judd
Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. A. T. Erickson of Waupaca
called on his former Pensioners
here between trains Monday.
G. w. Chinook Sr. suffered Sc
we're bruises upon his body by jump
ing from his buggy in a runaway
last Thursday.
Miss Blanch Smith of Cumber-
land, who has been visiting her
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aunt Mrs. E. E. Nash, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Nicholas Kelly of Cooperstown,
N. D., was visitor in the city Fri
day. He resided on the Barlo farm
in Troy about 80 years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Peterson were
down from St. Paul over Sunday.
guests at the home of their parents,
Rev. and Mrs. John Peterson.
Mrs. Ophelia White is away on a
visit to her sons at Tonka Bay, Lake
Minnetonka, and relatives and
| friends elsewhere in Minnesota.
Galvanic is the most versatile soap
made. 1t is meant to be used with
cold or luke-warm water; but it has
been proven by experiment that it
will give far better results with boil
| ing water than ordinary laundry
soaps do.
Gina, the 11-year-old daughter of
Andrew Sather, was instantly killed
on her fathers farm near Martell
village on Tuesday of last week by
being struck by pole used in stack
ing hay. A little boy, who was with
her, was also badly hurt.
Judge Weld and wife and their
daughter Laura started Tuesday on
a vacation trip to Longmont, Colo
RADIO. While there they will attend
the wedding of Lyman P. Weld and
Miss Ruth Davis, Lyman having de-
cided to cast his lot in that State.
]. w. Allard had on sale last week
six of the largest watermelons seen
here this summer. The largest
weighed AZ pounds and measured Al
inches in circumference one way
and AZ inches the other. The aver
age weight Of the six was 41A lbs.
Geo. E. Reed and daughter Myrtle
visited in the city from Friday till
Tuesday, guests at the home of Mr..
Reeds sister, Mrs. w. H. Sander
son. They have resided for several
years past at Cass Lake, Mimi, but
were enroute to their new home in
Chicago, where Mr.. Reeds sons,
Herbert and Robert reside.
In spite Of the growing tendency
to celebrate the glorious Fourth in
a sane manner ~ deaths resulted
this year and 2,736 persons were in
iured, Most of these were children
whose youth may excuse their folly
and their death, but who will defend
the careless parents who allowed
them to play with the dangerous
explosives?
Work on the new bridge is pro-
crossing very favorably. The bridge
will be thrown. open to traffic as
soon as the concrete floor is stuff
GENTLY hardened to make it safe fol
heavy loads. Foot passengers car
cross at any time. It is handsome
structure and from its appearance
it would seem as if it might last fol
ages.
The "hub" of ST. Croix county
has a perplexing problem to solve
The result of the school census re
Gently taken shows decrease of 81
in the number of children of schoo
age since last year when 992 were
enrolled. AS the population o
Hudson has shown no perceptiblt
loss in the past twelve months, thu
only explanation which can be givei