River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-04-16
Fishing Tackle at Lund's Hard

week.
Trinity Guild Bazaar, Wednesday,
April %.
Perfection Oil stoves at Lund's
Hardware.
N. A. Parson is employed in
Lund's blacksmith shop.
W.D. Parker offers some house
hold goods at private sale.
Guy Huddleston was down from
Minneapolis the first of the week.
Miss Mildred Ensign came home
from St. Paul Saturday for week S
visit.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. C, D. Parker Friday, April IL,
at 2:30 p. m.
Yard wide black taffeta silk, $1.00
quality, special TIC, at Stewart Mer-
camille Co.'S.
K. Steffen came over from Eau
Claire last week to work in Lund's
harness shop.
Miss Lillian Langdon has gone to
Action, N. D., near Grafton, to teach
term of school.
Many new bargains for Saturday
at Stewart Mercantile Co.'s Easter
Carnival. Music every day.
Mrs. C. G. Knowles goes to Mon
tevideo, Mimi, next Monday on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Simons.
Miss Ethel Houston commenced
a spring term of school at Arkan-
saw, Pepin county, last Monday.
Remember the Choral Union
meets tomorrow night at 7:30. If
you belong, you should be there.
Fred Grudt, who is employed in
Finn & Beschta's barber shop, spent
Sunday at his home in Menomonie.
Miss Louise Thomas is teaching
a spring term of school in Oak
Grove which commenced last Mon
day.
The Choral Union meets as usual
Friday evening at 7:30. Every
member should endeavor to be
present.
The Easter Carnival at Stewart
Mercantile Co. S will continue until
Saturday night this week. Music
every day.
The 500 Club will hold a banquet
at the home of Mrs. G.. w. Farms
worth Friday evening, April "a.
Gentlemen friends will be invited.
Mrs. R. M. Campbell was called
to St. Paul Tuesday on account of
the serious illness of her son Homer,
who has been employed in Dyer
Bros. music store there for some
time.
Miss Emma Jenson returned home
yesterday. She was accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. E. H. Parker, OF
Minneapolis, with whom she has
been spending the past few weeks
since her return from Florida. Mr..
and Mrs. Jensen will arrive to-mor-
row.
Commencing next Monday the
passenger train will go north from
this station at 1928 a. M, and the
evening train will arrive at $50.
! The other schedules will remain as
heretofore. Trains for River Falls
will leave St. Paul at 500 a. m. and
at $50 p. m.
Fred Peterson returned last Tues
day from three months visit to
relatives and friends in Sweden.
This is his first visit to his native
land since he left there nineteen
years ago. He reports that indus
trial conditions have changed there
even more rapidly than in this
country. Mr.. Peterson had good
voyage and a most enjoyable visit.
We are looking for some one to
enlighten us on this weather bust
ness. We thought Tuesday it would
rain, Wednesday we decided snow
was at hand and to-day-well we
are looking wise, but we don't know.
1t is rather cool and the skies are
lowering, but the grass is getting
greener and the robins seem happy.
There is something doing" but we
are not wise" to it. Are you?
The Stewart Mercantile Co. last
Saturday began an Easter Carnival
which is continuing throughout
this week. The cash receipts on
the first day of the sale were the
largest since A1lard- Stewart Co.
began business seven years ago
The company had offered prizes fo1
the largest loads of ladies which
should be brought in to attend the