River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-05-21

tile Co. s Friday and Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Parker were
over from Minneapolis Sunday.
i Prof. j. C. Brewer, Principal of
the New Richmond schools, was a
visitor at the Normal Tuesday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
E. church will meet in the church
parlors next Thursday afternoon,
May %.
Street Carnival! Where? In
River Falls. When? June IL, II
and 13, 'O8. Join the Boosters Club
and help make it success.
The local 1. o. o. F. lodge have
elected F. w. Erman delegate and
c. R. Morse alternate, to the Grand
Lodge which convenes at Marinette
June 2.
Miss Nealie Knowles visited the
Minnesota Agricultural school Tues
day. She will also visit the schools
at Menomonie and Madison during
her vacation.
Mrs. F. E. Leavitt after spending
week here with her sisters, Mrs.
H. W. Worthington and Mrs. A. M.
Youells, returned to her home in
St. Paul Saturday afternoon.
Miss Hazel Hallett closes her
school at Arbor Vitae, Villas county,
tomorrow and will return home
Saturday. She has taught there
the past two years and is rehired for
next year.
The Street Carnival to be held
here June IL, IL and Is, is under the
auspices of the local Fire Company.
We are assured that it will be con-
Quoted in an orderly manner and
that every feature will be modern
and entertaining.
"The Elmwood Chronicle" is the
name of new 6-col. quarto news
paper that made its first appearance
on Friday of last week. 1t is pub
lished at Elmwood, this county, by
Mr.. A. Williams, who has our best
wishes in his new venture.
Mrs. c. S. White, Mrs. A. S. Cam
pion and Mrs. Wilbur Powell of
Warren, Mimi, who were delegates
to the Grand O. E. S. Chapter of
Minnesota, in session in St. Paul last
week, took occasion to visit relatives
and friends in River Falls, arriving
here Thursday evening. They
visited the local Chapter Monday
evening.
John feelings left last Tuesday
afternoon for Vicksburg, Miss, TO
attend a reunion of the 21st, 22d
and 23d Iowa and 18th Wisconsin
regiments of civil war veterans.
Mr.. feelings was member of the
21st Iowa. Mrs, feelings accom-
panied him as far as Eau Claire
where she will visit with friends
during his absence.
Rev. w. Chester Kirk, pastor of
Holy Trinity Church, left last Sun
day evening for Milwaukee where
he attended class banquet We'd
nesday evening. To-day he attends
the commencement of the Nashotah
Theological Seminary at Nashotah,
Wis. He will be gone two weeks,
and will visit in DelaYan, Burling
| ton and other places on the map.
Herman Elertson returned home
last Friday evening from ST. Luke's
Hospital, ST. Paul. He has spent
the past eight weeks oyer there
with the surgeons and doctors and
nurses, and comes home in pretty
good state of repair. After a short
season of recuperation he will re-
sumo his duties in the bank. His
sister Miss Alma Elertson, who is
employed as stenographer in the
hospital, came over with him and is
spending few days at home.
David Huddleston of this city has
received letter from G. de Grasse,
Captain of the 28th Wisconsin In
fantry, stationed at Fit. Smelling,
informing him that he has appointed
his son, Clarence Huddleston, detail
in charge of branch of the Post
Exchange at the terminus of the
Minneapolis street car line. He
has the handling of large quantities
of stores as we'll as large amount
of cash, and the Captain states that
his confidence in the young mans
honesty and integrity prompted the
choice. Dawes" system has been
suffused with pardonable citation
since he read the Captains letter.
Visitors to the Normal School
nowadays would hardly know that