River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-09-03

ing from his trip to New York.
Mrs. Delilah Davis of Ellsworth
is the guest of Mrs. ]. w. VIM.
Chas. Deans is moving into c.
H. Ravens Fourth street house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lagerstedt
returned Tuesday evening from the
west.
Mrs. Taylor of Black River Falls,
visited Mrs. ]. w. Allard last week,
returning home Saturday.
Winfred Haddow of this place
will teach in the schools at Chip
pewa Falls the coming year.
Rt. Rev. Nordby, president OF the
Eastern Synod, district of Wiscon-
sin, will deliver a lecture at the
Ezekiel Lutheran church Monday
evening at p. m.
Prof. F. M. Jack and family re-
turned Friday evening from their
visit to relatives in the southern
part of the state. The professor
has spent the larger part of the va
cation season teaching in the sum
mer schools.
Mrs. ]. M. Ulhman and daughter
Lettie arrived in the city yesterday
from their home at Schafer, N. D.
Mrs. Ulhman will visit friends here
for a time, Miss Lettie will go to
her sisters, Mrs. F. V. Watson, at
Amigo, where she will attend school.
VIM. Stanley moved to Lakeland,
Mimi, Saturday. He has opened a
boarding house there, principally
for the accommodation of the men
employed upon the large seed farm
of L. L. May & Co., and he will also
have charge of one of the company's
teams.
John Till who arrived at Somer-
set last week experienced difficulty
in getting into the United States
again, as he was declared cripple
by the emigration authorities at
New York. They were afraid he
would become public charge
they evidently didn't know John.
Jesse Theo. White arrived from
Tonka Bay, Mimi, where he has
been playing in A. Gunderson's or
chestra the past summer. He will
leave for Minneapolis Sunday
morning where he will play this
coming winter in the same organi-
cation.
John Hamilton of Sternsberg, n.
D., visited Grand Army comrades
in the city last Saturday. With his
daughter, Mrs. Henry Doe, and her
three children, he came to ELS
worth last week to attend the funer-
al of his son, Samuel L. Hamilton,
held there on the 10Th ult.
The Rebekah convention, Dist.
No. S, at Baldwin on the I'D ult.,
elected officers for the ensuing term
as follows: Pres, Mrs. Jennie
Howe, River Falls; Vice Pres, Mrs.
Joseph Bell, Roberts; Warden Mrs.
Luella Crane, Baldwin; Sec, Miss
Eliza VIM, River Falls.
When you ask for Galvanic soap
and your dealer substitutes a cheap
imitation he is doing it for his own
profit and not for your good. The
dealer can get Galvanic soap if he
will. If he won't supply you with
it go to the next store. All live"
dealers carry Galvanic soap. The
Famous Easy Washer"
Miss Margaret Taggart has
secured the position of critic teacher
in the Rice Lake training school and
left for that place Saturday morning
after spending sometime here a
guest at the home of Mrs. Ella
Taggart. She was accompanied by
her niece Miss Rachel Taggart who
spent Sunday with her, returning
Monday evening.
The Schultz Piano and Organ
Co. have just unloaded a car load
of their beautiful pianos and have
them on exhibition in the store
south of Tomlinson's meat market.
They are in charge of Mr.. M. L..
Elias and Prof. Albert Johnson, the
representatives, who invite the pub
lie to call and look over the bar
gains which are offered.
No one should miss the oppor-
tunity of seeing Under the Harvest
Moon" at the Opera House Tuesday
evening, Sept. 8. This is COM
panion play to the "Old Homestead"
and is simple story of everyday
rural life way down East. Many
high class specialties are introduced
!