River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-04-29

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Sunday with friends in New Rich.
mond.
Have you tried Silver Farina?
Silver spoon in each package. At
Allard's.
Forest Barnes came from Still
water, Oklahoma, Wednesday to
spend the summer with his uncle,
c. H. Barnes.
r. c. Arpke of Goodhue, Mimi,
was caller in the city Saturday,
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Burnett.
Mrs. Al. Morgan returned to her
home in Minneapolis Tuesday, after
few weeks visit with friends and
relatives in the city.
There are few seats in the body
of the church for the reading to-
morrow evening still unsold. Good
seats in the lecture room not
reserved.
H. A. Aune, Superintendent of
the St. Croix county schools, was
elected vice-president of the County
Superintendent Association of
Wisconsin at the convention recently
held in Madison.
DR." John Till, the plaster man,
has left Almena for his home in
Austria where he will spend the
summer. 1t is said that this sea-
sons "plastering" has netted him in
the neighborhood of $80,000.
Miss Mildred Ensign and Miss
Montgomery, nurses from st. Luke's
hospital, st. Paul, will arrive to-
morrow and remain few weeks at
the Ensign home. Miss Ensign has
just completed the course for trained
nurses at the hospital.
The violet, wild rose, trailing
arbutus and white water lily are
candidates for the honor of being
Wisconsin's state flower. The choice
is to be made by the school children
of the state, Wednesday, May 7.
These four flowers received the
largest number out of ia, All votes
for all Wisconsin's flowers last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Briggs, who
have for some time resided in the
northern part of the state, and have
of late been here visiting Mrs.
Briggs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. F.
Lowell, left Monday afternoon for
Eugene, Oregon, where they expect
to make their permanent home. Mr..
Briggs has two brothers residing
there.
A snap in 296 acre pasture. AL
soil, close to Big Horseshoe Lake
on main highway and R. F. D. route,
close to Turtle Lake, Wisconsin.
Just the place for your beef cattle
and young stock. For immediate
sale only $3.50 per acre; down pay
ment $1.50 per acre, balance on long
time at 6 per cent. Address Owner,
Lock Box "a" ST. Croix Falls,
Wis.
Weather the past week has been
dispensed in assorted lots so that
every one should have found just
what was suited to his taste. The
trouble has been that no distinctive
brand of atmosphere seems to pre-
vail long enough for one to get ac-
climated. Snow, rain, sunshine,
sleet, hail, balmy spring, slush,
cold-all in one day-and press day
at that.
C. A. Judd moved into the Martin
Olson house in the third ward last
Monday. The premises are now
owned by Will Davidson of Big Riv-
er. The house vacated by Mr.. Judd
on Maple street has been sold TO
Mrs. Charlton, who, with her
daughter, Mrs. Eta Miller, will oc-
cupy the same as soon as improve
ments, which will be made, are
completed.
The paper collectors for the
Congregational ladies' waste pa
per car, will probably be around
the first of next week. If those
having magazines and papers to
dispose of will tie them in bundles
after taking off the magazine covers
it will greatly facilitate the work of
collecting. The covers can be put
in with waste paper and go in sep
arate bundles or bags. Remnants
of wall paper will prove acceptable
as their weight is considerable.
A delightful dinner party given
last Saturday by Mrs. VIM. Bell in
honor of Miss Mary Stevens was the
source Of much merriment and