River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-02-06
LOCAL ITEMS.
Gold Buckle Oranges.

February 8th-Opera Hall-The
Versatile Amusement Co.
Grin Lord of Ellsworth was in the
city Monday on business mission.
Miss Mary Krattley of Hudson
entered the Normal last Tuesday.
Cleve Clark of Grand Rapids,
Mimi, spent Sunday in River Falls.
| Miss Daisy Clonts of Beldenville
is attending the Normal school this
term.
In ordering oranges you are sure
of the best when you get Gold
Buckle"
The 500 Club will meet with Mrs.
Davis and Mrs. Glass tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Weld, Mrs. Ensign and Miss
Henderson entertain company this
afternoon.
Miss Inga Ryan came out from
Spring Valley last week to attend
the Normal.
Miss Tina Nelson went to Page,
N. D., last Monday in attendance on
a surgical case.
Albert Brown went to Somerset
last week and is now employed in a
meat market there.
Roy and Ray Murphy expect to
depart for Albrite, Canada, the
first of the week in March.
Trinity Guild will meet as usual
next Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at
the home of Mrs. F. w. Sturtevant.
Otto Hall was over from st. Paul
last Friday on visit to relatives,
returning home Saturday morning.
Vincent Fait has purchased from
Geo. Theo. Smith the building now
occupied by him as meat market.
French is the diplomatic language
of the world. The conferences at
The Hague are held in the French
language.
Charley Nelson came home last
week from Laona, Wis, for a visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
N. Nelson.
Miss Rose Cheney left Friday for
Manitowoc to resume her duties as
assistant in the Teachers Train ing
School there.
Joseph Jansa of the town of River
Falls died last Monday in his seven
ty-eighth year. The interment took
place yesterday.
President w. ]. Brier went to
Madison Monday to attend meet
ing of the presidents of the state
Normal schools.
Enoch Peterson was down from
St. Paul oyer Saturday and Sunday
on visit to his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. John Peterson.
D. G. Snow of Taylors Falls,
Mimi, a tinsmith, arrived in the
city Tuesday and has entered the
employ of A. w. Lund.
Mrs. Elmira Powell and Miss
Sarah Powell returned the last of
the week from White Rock, S. D.,
where they have been visiting.
Mrs. w. Q. Kramer will open a
millinery store about the first of
March in the building first door
south of DR.. Fortunes dental office.
Henry Baccus left Saturday for
Weyauwega, Waupaca county, hay
ing been called there by telegram
announcing the death of his father.
The "proverbial" grounding saw
his "proverbial" shadow last Sun
day. under the rule" you may
as we'll replenish the supply of fuel
in your coal bins.
1t takes a great deal of careful
training to teach children to talk;
after they have learned most of them
spend the balance of their time try
ing to hold their tongue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Williams OF
Minneapolis arrived here Monday
night, having been called to River
Falls by the death of Mrs. William S
father, Mr.. o. S. Toby.
S. T. Winger recently sold the
, timber on 40 near the village Of
Martell for $4,000, which is probably
the highest price ever paid in Pierce
} Co. for imber.-Spring Valley Sun
Mrs. Louis Bredahl of Augusts
) and her son, Sam Heacock, of Fair
child arrived here Friday evening
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Bre
dahl's mother, Mrs. j ohm Tomlinson
1t is a noteworthy fact that New
York has never yet secured the nom
ination of the man for whom she in