River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-12-10
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a suitable christmas present, one
of the fur lined coats at Lund's.
We have lot of fur lined coat:
that will be sold at a bargain, al
Lund's.
Louie Rosenquist and son George
of ST. Paul visited relatives in the
city Friday and Saturday.
Claud Judd has taken the manage
ment of the billiard hall at the Ho-
tel Gladstone for Mr.. futile.
Are you going to buy fur OF
plush lined coat? If so it will pay
you to look over our stock, at A. w,
Lund's.
Andrew Lien left Friday morning
for Wasburn, on a visit to his son,
A. l. Lien. He returned Tuesday
evening.
Rev. o. L. Robinson of Madison
will preach in the Congregational
church next Sunday, morning and
evening.
Mrs. Medora Day of Hudson
spent Sunday and Monday in the
city, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Nichols.
1t is especially requested that all
members of the w. r. c. be present
on Saturday Dec. II, for the election
of officers.
Miss Dorothy Becker of Saltwater
and Miss Kate Gerz of Staples,
Mimi, spent Sunday with Miss
Elsie E. Drewke.
The young men of the city have
secured Samuel's orchestra of Min
neapolis for a dance tomorrow even
ing at Opera Hall.
E. P. Sanderson has sold his
premises east of the Normal, on
Cascade avenue, to Christian Thoen
of Pleasant Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Briggs left
last Monday for Woodside in the
Bitter Root Valley, Montana, where
they expect to locate.
VIM. Palmer went to ST. Paul
Tuesday evening, and will spend
the remainder of the winter there
with his son, T. J Palmer.
The Swedish Mission Sewing So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Axel H.
Johnson next Thursday, Dec. 18th.
A full attendance is desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Wyman of
Westport, N. D., arrived Friday
morning on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyman. The gentlemen are broth
ers.
Stephen and Thomas Browell left
Monday afternoon for Emerado, N.
D., on visit to their brother Ro-
bert, who is very sick with a can
cerouS stomach.
All members of the local lodge
of Beavers and Beaver Queens are
requested to be present at the meet
ing next Friday evening, Dec. IL.
Election of officers.
John Gibson of Star Prairie has
the record of killing the largest
buck of the season, it was killed on
Moose river and weighed
pounds. Hudson Star-Times.
A dressmaker of several years
experience in dress and suit MAX
ing solicits your patronage. Rooms
in Day house, north Main St. Phone
No. 8. MRS. JENNIE WELDON.
Anthony Veste of Freeport, Mimi,
and VIM. Veste of St. Paul visited
relatives in the city from Saturday
till Monday afternoon, guests of
their sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Schwei-
gel.
Mrs. Jane A. Adams returned
Saturday evening from the hospital
at St. Paul, where she had received
successful surgical treatment. She
was in the hospital a little over
three weeks.
]. E. Hendrix has sold the Electric
Theatre to a syndicate. The new
proprietors are George and Fred
Pratt, Harry Reynolds and John
Lowe. The deal was closed last
Saturday evening.
Charles Gilman of Trimbelle ex
hibited an eagle in town SATURDAY.
that he had shot in the woods on hi:
place. The bird measured seven fee
from tip to tip of wing. He will
have it mounted Ellsworth Herald
Miss Bessie Nelson of River Fall:
has taken charge of the fourth grad,
in the high school building, former
ly taught by Miss Newman Mis-
Nelson needs no introduction a