River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-03-19

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Mrs. Martin Murphy is visiting
with relatives at Prescott.
Patronize the River Falls Floral
Co., for plants, cut flowers, Lettuce,
etc.
The Sociability Climb will meet
with Mrs. M. Linehan next Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. John Simpson went to st.
Paul Tuesday to spend the week
with friends there
Miss Florence Perrin of Superior
is visiting in the city, guest of her
aunt, Mrs. M. T. Field.
Ten per cent discount at Wads-
worth's shoe store Friday and Sat
urday, March 20 and FL.
Removal sale at Wadsworth' S
| shoe store next Friday and Satur-
day. Ten per cent discount.
Miss Hortense Segerstrom of
Mann Valley went to Browns Valley,
Mimi, Monday to visit relatives.
Hugh Morrow, H. w. Thomson,
R. w. Freeman and Ad. Peters re-
turned Monday from their trip to
Texas.
The River Falls Floral Co. was in
charge of the beautiful floral deco
rations at the funeral of DR.. Flower
yesterday.
J. S. Wadsworth will move into
his new store next week. Ten per
cent discount on all sales Friday
and Saturday.
You can have at all times lovely,
fresh hot house lettuce, cut just be-
fore you eat it, by phoning the River
Falls Floral Co.
On Friday and Saturday, March
20 and q, goods will be sold at J..
S. Wadsworth' shoe store at 10
per cent discount.
Prof. j. P. Vaughn, superinten-
dent of the city schools of Chris
holm, Mimi, is spending his weeks
vacation here with his sister, Mrs.
Rod Williams.
Miss F. EIDE, employed in Mrs.
Ramer's millinery store, went to the
Twin Cities yesterday to note the
spring styles in millinery in vogue
in the big cities.
Mrs. Stella Deneen and mother,
Mrs. Hawkins, went to New Rich
mond Monday evening to attend the
funeral of Mrs. James Murphey
which was held there on Tuesday.
Roy Glendenning, formerly Of this
city, now residing at Winnipeg
communicates the sad news Of the
death on the 10th of his six weeks
old daughter, Inez. She is survived
by twin brother.
Arthur Christofferson and family
returned to St. Paul Monday after
a weeks visit here at the Fortune
home. Mrs. w. G. Fortune accom-
panied them home and will remain
in ST. Paul a week or so.
Vernon Reynolds, formerly of this
place, who for some time past has
resided at Grantsburg, Wis, after a
short visit here, left yesterday with
his family for Phoenix, Arizona,
where he expects to abide perma-
nently.
A special train was run from Ellis
| worth to Hudson Sunday to enable
the employees along the line to at
tend a meeting Of the officials and
employees. of the Omaha road, held
in the Armory at Hudson Sunday
afternoon.
The River Falls Floral Co., is
prepared to furnish and take charge
of all kinds of floral decorations, for
parties, weddings, receptions, fun
erals, churches, etc. Funeral de-
signs a speciality. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Try us.
Mrs. M. c. Mckenzie of Mime
apolis was the guest of Mrs, Martin
Welker Wednesday and Thursday
of last week. Mrs. Mckenzie was
formerly Mrs. T. w. Hammond, and
formed many friendships here while
resident of this city.
E. B. Armstrong is suffering from
heart trouble, an affection which
has followed him in a greater or
less degree for some years. Tues
day DR.. Chas. Cotton of Prescott,
his former physician. was called to
council with DR.. Gendron in the
the case, which had taken a severe
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Deans cele-
brated their 10th wedding annivers-
airy on March 18th. Their children
and near relatives who reside in this
vicinity dropped in on them, all I'M.
announced, bringing good cheer
and congratulations, and Toasted
once again with the "old folks at
home"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith ar.
rived from Chicago Friday evening
on visit to their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph M. Smith. Robert left
for his home this afternoon, his
wife remaining for longer visit
David Smith of Grand Forks, N. D.,
Joined in the parental visit Saturday
morning, remaining until Monday
afternoon.