River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-05-13

Mandate, Mimi, from Friday until
Tuesday afternoon.
F. A. Severance and Fred Teubert
of Beldenville attended the funeral
of w. H. Sanderson Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Kelly of Minneapolis
was the guest of Mrs. Francis Val
entine Friday and Saturday.
Miss Cora Randall of Minneapolis
visited in the city Tuesday, guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Nelson.
Mrs. E. G. Farnsworth of Mime
apolis is spending the week in the
city, guest of Mrs. Mary Eldred.
Mrs. w. ]. Mott came over from
Menomonie Tuesday evening on a
visit to her mother and other rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore of St.
Paul spent last night in the city,
guest of Mrs. Moores cousin, ]. E.
Wadsworth.
You will always find our vege-
table fountain full of good things to
eat. Fresh every day. Stewart
Mercantile Co.
R. S. Freeman has built a fine
garage on his residence lot for his
new Buick which is expected to ar
rive here in few days.
Take in the ball game on high
school campus next Saturday after
noon. It will be a corker. Take
your little Is cents along and buy a
ticket.
Trinity Guild will hold an apron
sale next Saturday, May Is, in the
City Hotel. There will also be a
rummage table. The sale begins
Immediately after dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bell entertain
ed couple of lady pedestrians at
breakfast at their farm two miles
northeast of town Tuesday morn
ing. The ladies left the city at $50.
The Hudson city council has start
ed movement toward improving
the lake front on Lake St. Croix.
Work will begin at once towards
building a wharf where pleasure
craft can land.
Fred Carisch was down from St.
Paul Sunday on visit to his broth
er Emil. He was accompanied by
pitcher Charlie Hall of the St. Paul
team. They returned to ST. Paul
Sunday afternoon in Fred's auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Davis gave a
birthday dinner party Friday for
their daughter Esther, who had
weathered the vicissitudes of life
for five years to that date. To-day,
the 18th, they gave similar party
for their SON Arthur, who this day
scores his eighth annual.
Circuit Court convened at Ellis
worth last Monday with fourteen cas-
es on the calendar. The only case
tried thus far was for larceny-State
VS.. David Campbell and Hugh Lord
of Prescott, resulting in verdict of
guilty. A few cases have been put
over term and others settled.
Mr.. Charles Layman and Miss
MYRTLE Farnsworth of Minneapolis
were married at the home of the
brides uncle, G. w. Farnsworth, in
this city last Friday. A number of
relatives of the bride and groom
came over with them to witness the
ceremonies. All departed on the
afternoon train, excepting Mrs.
Horace Farnsworth, mother of the
bride, who remained until Saturday
for visit.
The trustees of the Greenwood
Cemetery Association wish to call
the attention of owners of lots, who
wish them moved and cared for, to
the annual charge of one dollar for
moving and two dollars where flow
ers and shrubs are to be taken
care Of in addition to the moving.
This money is now due and needed
to provide for this work and other
improvements planned for. If every
lot owner will Immediately respond
by paying the treasurer, F. D. En-
sign, Mrs. H. w. Thompson or A.
B. Rollins, who is in charge of the
grounds, it will save the above
named a great deal of unnecessary
trouble and expense. Do not neg
lect this matter and wait for a spec
ial call. A payment of SIS will in
sure perpetual care of a lot.
While the Legislature is passing
laws for the protection of the part
ridge in Wisconsin, because of its