River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-04-15
Friday evening, April 80, at Sis
at the Congregational church.

Friday evening, April 80, at 8:1s
at the Congregational church.
F. P. Ainsworth was over from
Glenwood the first of the week.
Ladies Aid supper in Methodist
church parlors Friday, April l6.
Another shipment of that special
corn cans for Csc at Allard's.
Walter Glass has pair of choice
brood mares for sale, that are in
foal.
Mrs. P. L. Annis went to Hersey
Tuesday to attend her sister who is
sick.
Mrs. Louis Nickow of St. Paul
visited Mrs. c. F. Winter the latter
part of last week.
Peter Thorn was out from his
farm near Ellsworth to-day transact
ing business in the city.
The "Nuform" corset expresses
beauty in all the natural lines of the
figure. For sale at Allard's.
Now is the time to bring in your
old buggies and have them repaired
and painted. c. CARIscH & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Jenson re-
turned Friday from California,
where they have spent the past few
months.
Remember the zoe supper given
by the Ladies Aid Society in the M.
E. church par1ors tomorrow (Fri-
day. evening.
Misses Belle and Faith Swanson
of ST. Paul spent a few days with
friends in the city last week, guests
of Miss Freda Bangs.
A GOOD supper! A BIG supper!
Supper for ALL. At M. E. church
parlors tomorrow from p. m. until
every palTOn Is SSiVCus
You are cordially invited to see
the first German play eyer given in
River Falls, on Saturday, the 18th
of April, at the Normal School.
P. w. Ramer returned yesterday
from Cape Town, South Africa, and
will spend the summer with his
family here. He had been gone
about a year and half.
Erik Beastrom, aged II, died of
heart failure, Monday afternoon,
April IL, at his home near Ellsworth.
The funeral will be held tomorrow,
Rev. O. Milland, officiating. Further
obituary notice will appear in the
next issue of the Journal.
C. P. Cary was elected state sup
erintendent, of schools, receiving
about II, OOO'majority over La France
w. Wood, the next highest candi
date. The latest returns: c. P.
Cary, 87,O78; La France w. Wood,
75,2O5; ]. T. Hooper, 1867; w. C.
Hewitt. 31,O86.
Clinton H. Sherburne, of this
city, who recently took part in
the Educational Scholarship Con-
test, given by the Williams Business
College of Milwaukee, has been
named by the judges as prize
winner, and no doubt he will be en-
tering that institution in the near
future.
The following members of the high
school faculty are spending their
spring vacation abroad: Miss Julia
Hennessy, at her home near Hud-
son; Miss Ruth Eckern at her home
in Madison; Miss Shirley Amy at
the home Of her brother in Gales
vile; Miss Lila Johnson at her
home in Baraboo; Miss M. Mower at
her home in Brainard.
Wallace Kelsey, aged 10, a grand
army veteran, member of Co. A,
18th Wisconsin Infantry, died at a
hospital in Minneapolis, Thursday,
April 8. The funeral services were
held from his home in Hastings and
interment in the cemetery at Cottage
Grove, MINI. The following Grand
Army comrades and friends of Mr..
Kelsey drove from this city to at
tend the funeral at Hastings Mon
day: Ed. Pratt, John Fisher, j.
Carruthers, Ed. Levings, Ezra Healy
and Chris. Wiger of this city, and
F. Gilman of Ellsworth.