River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-05


A nice line of Muslin Underwear
at the right price. at Allard's.
Geo. L Hawkins has bills out an
nouncing barn dance at his place
tomorrow (Friday) night.
HELP WANTED-Good girls for
general homework. Apply to ]. A.
Hillmer, Ilwaco Springs, Wis.
The ladies of Trinity Guild having
rummage left over will renew the
sale, holding it in the Sturtevant
building, Saturday, May ID.
Reverend Father C. B. Blakeslee,
Rector of St. Paul's Church, Hud-
son, visited the pastor of Trinity
Church between trains Tuesday.
Andrew Hendrickson, travelling
salesman, has moved his family
from Martell TO this city, occupying
the Barnett house on Cascade ave.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewards who has
spent the winter here with her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Stewart, left
to-day for her home at Columbus,
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Iverson with
their two children were visitors in
the city last week, guests of the
formers sister, Mrs. Henrietta Car
roll.
Mrs. Minnie Peterson of Menom-
onie, District Deputy of the Order
of Beavers, has been spending a
few days here in the interest of the
local colony.
Those interested in the inter-
state oratorical contest to be held
at Oshkosh, will be glad to learn
that the result will be telephoned to
Taggart's drug store tomorrow
night.
Those who have their old papers
sorted and tied for the Congrega-
tional Ladies Aid, are requested to
notify Mrs. A, D. Shepard, and the
packages will be collected. The
car will be loaded about the middle
of May.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold a "sun-bonnet"
sale in the Ramer building, first
door south of Dunn Bros hard.
ware store, Saturday afternoon,
May IL. Watch for the announce
ments to follow.
Two men and a diminutive bear
comprising a medicine show troupe
came to the city Saturday, put on g
couple of performances at the opera
hall, and left this morning. From
the lack of enthusiasm evinced ir
their behalf, the troupe" has prob
ably decided that this is the origina
"Wellville."
| Several from here went to ST
Paul yesterday to witness the open
| ing game of the ST. Paul-Columbus
series. r. w. Freeman and Emf
Carisch drove up in their autos
Mr.. Freeman was accompanied BY
Messrs. C. A. Judd, Robt. Reynold:
and D. M. Deneen, and Mr.. Carisch
by Messrs. Wellesley Vannatta, W.
H. Currier, Frank Fuller and FREQ
Knoble. Elmer and Harry Stewar
went up on the morning train. st
Paul won by score of to l. FREQ
Carisch caught for Columbus thu
first inning but had to retire on &C
count of his injured hand AGAR
troubling him,
Paul Spencer, winner of the Inter
Normal oratorical contest, left Thu
afternoon for Oshkosh, where h
will deliver his grafton, "The Re
birth of the True American Spirit,
in the Interstate Normal oratorica
contest, held in that city tomorrow
(Friday) evening. Four othe
speakers, representing the states o
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Illinois
will take part in the contest. Mr.
Spencer was accompanied to Osh
kosh by the following delegation
from the local school: Miss Louis
Campbell, Elaine Williams, Gladly!
Wilson, Cole Winter, Marie RICHTER
Margaret Spencer, Dona Taylor
Lena Sharp, Lottie Nelson ant
Emma Kline and Pres. H. L. Will
son, Prof. Robt. r. Reed and Ra.
Junkman.
Have Won tried Allard'S Picni