River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-02-04

New India Linens are just in al
Norseng's.
Now is the time to buy farms,
See Larson Bros.
Come and see Larson Bros. foI
bargains in timber and cut-over
lands.
Mrs. A. D. Shepard went to Rush
City this morning on visit to her
son Edwin.
The rural carriers were unable to
go out on their routes last Friday
for the first time this winter.
Miss Minnie McDonough and Al.
Schneider of St. Paul spent a few
days with friends here last week.
Floyd Armstrong left this morn
ing for Madison where he has en-
ployment with the Wisconsin Tele-
phone Co.
$1,000 per month buys 4O-acre
farms. No interest, no taxes;
worth double 5 years hence. LAR
SON BROS.
Mr.. August Mendel and daughter
of Saltwater were pleasant callers
at this Office this morning. Mr..
Mendel will open his French and
dry-cleaning establishments in this
city next week.
Charley Haven, the commercial
tourist, who has been travelling
through the southern and eastern
states since he was here last fall,
returned last evening and will
spend short time attending to his
interests here before proceeding
west to his home at San Diego, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Hall of the
town of River Falls were married
SO years ago last Tuesday. A COM
pany of friends of the venerable
and worthy couple drove out from
the city yesterday laden with viands
and good cheer and gave them
heart-warming surprise.
The Christian Endeavor meeting
at $50 o'clock at the Congregations
al church will be a special meeting
since it is Christian Endeavor Day.
The subject, "Our Christian En-
deavor Comrades the World Over"
A special collection will be taken
for G. E. work in the state.
Frank Pratt, of the town of Troy,
whose illness was noted in the OBJ
server, died Saturday. The funeral
was held Monday, the body being
brought TO Hudson for burial. Mr..
Pratt was young man of about
twenty-five years and was we'll and
favorably own.-Hudson Obser-
yer.
F. Engdahl opened up his glove
factory in the building next to his
place of business last week, and is
now turning out a very superior
quality Of canvas gloves. At pres
ent there are four operatives. a cut
ter and three machinists, and the
output is now some over a hundred
and fifty pairs daily. The machines
are run by electrical power and the
operatives are becoming very skilled
in their use. The process of max
ing the gloves from the cutting of
the cloth to the finished product is
one of intense interest.
Emil Carisch, a prominent bust
ness man of River Falls, has leased
the Geo. Paul building on Second
street and will by the 18th of Febru-
airy have on hand a large and COM
plete line of farm implements, in
Guiding carriages and wagons.
This will be an excellent business
house for the city and will no doubt
prove a lucrative one for Mr..
Carisch, who comes not only we'll
known, but highly recommended.
1t is stated that in all probability he
will also have a harness shop in
connection Hudson Observer.
The Prescott Tribune comes out
this week in a new dress, having
acquired two hundred pounds of
new type last week. The Office has
also added to it's outfit new patent
mailing machine. Brother lander,
editor and proprietor of the Tribune,
is getting out a mighty fine sheet
for an office of it's size. His columns
are newsy an we'll arranged and
his advertising matter excellently
handled. He believes in having
advertisers because he believes in
Prescott, and we hope the people of
the river town appreciate the fact
by giving him all the support and
encouragement possible.