River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-28
Ted Chinook was out from Hud-

Philip Glass has several work
horses for sale.
The 500 Club met with Mrs. Fred
Covers Yesterday afternoon.
Break the glass now. 10 photos
1Oc. Leaving here Feb. Sd (Wedl
| Mr.. and Mrs. |. /. Lusk entertain
ed at cards at their home last even
ing.
Otto Bramer and Jacob Schmidt
of ST. Paul were here yesterday.
They are buying horses.
Joe Bowen returned the first of
the week from two months visit
to the state of Washington.
E. w. Everson of Walum, N. D.,
is here on a visit to his brothers
julius and Joe. He arrived yester-
day.
Mrs. George Lowe came out from
Ellsworth this morning to spend the
day with her friend, Mrs. o. w.
Newcomb.
Mrs. Henrietta Carroll and little
daughter spent the fore part of the
week with friends in the Twin
Cities, returning home last evening.
Eldon Woodwork has arrived at
Colorado Springs, and is feeling
we'll. His address is 1928, North
Wahs atch Ave.-Ellsworth Herald.
Are you interested in old coins?
If so send to w. A. Ashbrook,
Johnstown, o., and get a free cata-
logue of his great coin sale TO be
held soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Putnam re-
turned Monday from Rochester,
Mimi, where Mrs. Putnam had been
the past two weeks under surgical
treatment at Mayo Brothers hos
pital.
DR.. Hills has cancelled his western
dates. Therefore there is no lecture
tomorrow evening, Jan. 20. The
next number Of the course is DR..
Vincent, Feb. 5. No new seat sale
for this lecture. Use the Hills lee
ture seat checks on Feb. S.
Clyde Dopkins went to Menomonie
yesterday to visit his brother, Byron,
who is student in the Dunn County
School of Agriculture. He will also
attend the State Farmers School
which is holding a joint session
with the Dunn County School this
week.
Next number of the Peoples Lee
ture Course Feb. S, DR.. Vincent, of
Chicago. No new seat sale for the
Vincent lecture. Use your Hills
lecture seat checks on Feb. 5. The
Hills lecture has been postponed
Indefinitely, probably permanently.
The Hudson Ski Club has bad
luck in holding tournaments. Last
year the meet had to be given up on
account of weather conditions and
the tournament scheduled for this
coming Saturday has been aband-
oned for the same reason. The
boys are not discouraged, and will
have the tournament later if the
weather man will send along some
more snow and a little GOODNESS.
If it were not for the warning nod
Of some of the old timers, who say
there is no such thing known in this
neck Of woods, we would be prone
to rise up and remark to our consti-
tuency that we have been having
our January thaw." Anyhow we
have had some cracking fine spring
weather the past two weeks, weather
fine enough to make one desire to
throw discretion to the winds and
let ones overcoat and winter cap
exit after the discretion. Some peo-
pie did this very thing-they are
now enjoying cold. To-day the
mercury has gone down once more
and the sky is beginning to look
like business. Hold the line, please,
and next week we will tell you what
happened.
Clan Campbell of the Order of
Scottish Clans in ST. Paul commem-
grated Robert Burns Anniversary
last Monday evening with banquet
and dance and a most excellent pro-
gramme from the poems and songs
of the bard of Scotland. Several
from this city had the pleasure of
an invitation to Join in the festivities
and they report as fine banquet
as they ever sat down to, and an
evening of enjoyment which couldn't
be surpassed. Those who joined in
the gathering of the clan are as fol-
lows: w. F. Houston, James Dunn,