River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-05-13
Apron Sale at City Hotel satur-

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day, May Is.
Dawson will hold an auction of
household goods next Saturday.
N. Rather of Baldwin visited in
the city the first of the week.
Lawn mowers sharpened perfectly
on our new grinder at Lund' S
Hardware.
Remember the auction of House
hold Goods Saturday, May Is, rear
of P. o. building.
Miss Jane Davis of Boardman Wis
tied in the city last evening, guest
of her uncle, w S. Davis.
The Sociabi1ity Club will meet
with Mrs. James Langdon next
Thursday afternoon, May 20.
The violet was chosen the state
flower by vote of the school child
rem of Wisconsin on Arbor Day.
Bring your lawn mowers and haYe
them sharpened on our new grind
ing machine at Lund's Hardware.
Miss Matte Kelly returned to Su-
perior Tuesday afternoon after a
weeks visit with friends and rela-
tives in the city.
We have just installed new
grinding machine for sharpening
lawn mowers. Good work guaran-
teed. At Lund's Hardware.
The county seat papers are proud
ly airing the fact that Ellsworth
now possesses within IS corporate
limits four real hobby "buzz" wag-
ons.
The Rebekahs of Dist. No. 5 will
hold a district meeting at Hudson,
Tuesday, May Is, afternoon and
evening. Several from here will at
tend.
Chas. Nicholson resigned his po-
sition with the Northwestern Cadi-
lac auto agency in Minneapolis and
is now at Bemidji, Mimi, employed
in the office of the Crookston Con-
solidated Lumber Co.
Negotiations are pending between
O, L. futile of this city and Mr..
Anderson of Mazeppa, Mimi, for
the exchange of hotel properties
the Gladstone for the hotel at
Mazeppa. The exchange is to be
made June 18th.
Mrs. James Gray, a former resi-
dent of this city, now living in Hud-
lis spending the week with old
friends here. A large number of
her old neighbors and friends sur
prised" her Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Clark.
On the evening of June Is the
Senior Class of the Normal School
will give Japanese comedy. The
young people will spare no effort to
make this one of the most interest
ing and spectacular entertainments
ever held in River Falls.
Sherman Davis is enjoying
week vacation from his duties as
local depot agent. Roy Livermore
of Fairchild is substituting for him.
Mr.. Davis will resume work Satur
day and Mr.. Frost will 60 for a va
cation and Mr.. Livermore will take
his place during his absence.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
will meet with Mrs. Frank Ensign
on Thursday afternoon, May 20.
The business Of the afternoon will
be interspersed with pleasure, as
the many friends of Mrs. Heasley
are planning to take this time to
show, in a social way, their appre-
citation of her many years of faithful
work for the society. Picnic supper.
Miss Lena L. Leonard, formerly
teacher of music in the Normal
School, will sail for Europe in All
gust to pursue further studies in the
art of music under the leading
French teachers. Miss Leonard will
be glad to act as chaperone to sew
eral young ladies who wish to study
abroad. She may be addressed at
Grand Forks, North Dakota, where
she is instructor in Voice in the
Wesley College Conservatory of
Music.
D. E. Hartman, who purchased
the Wadsworth farm and other
lands in the town of Kinnickinnic
recently, arrived here Tuesday eve-
ming from Westby, Wis, with a car
attached to the rear of the passen-
ger train loaded with Jersey cattle
and pair of horses. He has four
more carloads Of blooded stock
which he will ship here this spring.
NJ rIo~o,o, &c IN tha raaI act afa