River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-06-04

SecOr TRUNKS, pest made Tor
the money, at Lund's Hardware.
Miss Mary Johnson of Prescott
was a visitor of the Ap Roberts
home Wednesday.
DR.. r. U. Cairns left for Chicago
| Sunday to attend meeting of the
American Medical Association, in
session there this week.
Rev. D. B. Spencer was in Beloit
last Sunday and Rev. James Evans
preached from the Congregational
pulpit.
w. P. Hawkins and wife left
Tuesday for Kansas City, after
few weeks visit here with Mr.. Haw-
kins' sister and mother.
The moving picture show is quite
an attraction and seems to be grow
ing in favor. Drop in and sample
it; it will cost you only dime.
Mrs. ]. feelings returned last eve
ming from Eau Claire, where she
has been visiting her brother, Jesse
Browning, the past two week.
R. S. Beebe came down from Cylon
Saturday and took his family back
with him to the farm Monday, where
they will spend the summer months.
John Reynolds is exhibiting straws
of wheat sent him from Arizona.
They measure ~ feet in length
with 4 Il inch ripe heads we'll filled.
Miss Anna Linehan, who has
taught school at Buffalo, Mimi,
the last school year, came home for
her summer vacation Monday even
ing.
Mrs. w. S. Ensign, Mrs. ]. c.
Foster and Miss Hilda Weberg re
turned Thursday from California,
where they have sojourned since
last fall.
Teacher-Would proposition to
Tighten your labor and increase your
salary interest you? Write Brand
rup & Nettleton Business College
Winona, MINI.
l.. F. Oakley now operates the
cream tester at his office, corner Of
Main and Maple streets, by use Of
an electric motor, an enterprising
step of progress.
Miss Anna Forsyth returned Sat
urday from Phillips, where she has
taught a nine-months' term of
school. She has contracted for
another school year there.
The Equity, Elevator and Ware
house Co. has negotiated with
the Whitcomb-Campbell Co. of the
Prairie Mills to handle all its bust
ness on commission for the coming
year.
w. L. Hodge has returned from
his school at Chippewa Falls for a
short vacation. He was selected as
one of the Instructors in the sum-
.mer school there beginning the first
of July.
The Minneapolis Steel and Ma
chinery Co., who are to erect the
Cedar street bridge, commenced
operations Monday. Their progress
during this week promises early
completion of the work.
Tickets for the reserved seats for
the wrestling match will be on sale
at Freeman's Drug Store, Monday,
June 1st at o'clock. The price for
the first three rows of seats will be
$1.OO, the rest of the reserved seats
75c, general admission soc.
Mrs. F. A. Howe, treasurer of the
Wisconsin Grand Lodge of Re-
bekahs, left on the Sunday morning
train for Marinette to attend the
annual meeting of that body which
convened in that city Tuesday. She
went via Madison where she made a
short visit to relatives.
A party of twelve land seekers
left on the Tuesday afternoon train
for Louisiana. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Wadsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hal Wilson, Joe Wilson, Ed. Wads-
worth, Hugo Weiss, Chris Nelson,
Dan ORourke, H. o. Junkman and
Will Cavanaugh.
Miss Ethel Chapman left this
morning for Wausau where she will
enter the state declamatory contest
which takes place there tomorrow
evening. She was accompanied by
Prof. Anes and family who will pro-
coed thence to Appleton where they
will spend the coming week with
relatives. Miss Chapman will re-
main with the Ames family as their
guest.
Regent Emett Koran of Eau Claire