River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-11-17

visited his aunt, Mrs. M. Claggett,
Sunday.
Ten per cent reduction on heat
ing stoves from to-day until Dec.
at Lund's Hardware.
Prof. w. S. Welles will assist at a
teachers institute in Elmwood to-
morrow and Saturday.
Mrs. D. G. Snow will entertain a
number of her lady friends at six
O'Clock dinner this evening.
Mrs. L. M. Hines returned last
evening from visit to relatives at
| Elk River and Staples, Mimi.
Mrs. Margaret Dickson of Eau
Claire visited relatives in the city
last week, guest at the home of ner
niece, Mrs. H. 0. Junkman.
Mrs. F. D. Ensign, Mrs. A. P.
Weld and Miss Lovila Mosher en-
tertained at tea last Monday after
noon in honor of Miss Louise Camp
bell.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church are holding
their annual barrel sociable" in
the parlors of the church this after
noon.
Mrs. Sarah Bourn and Mrs. L. H.
Terry of Shell Lake returned home
to-day after couple of days visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Fuller.
H. G Haugen of Chicago arrived
here last evening on a visit to his
sister, Mrs. M. Thorsen of Martell
and his niece, Mrs. H. A. Hagestad
of this city.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Campbell of
Hartland, Wis, to the wedding of
their daughter, Miss Louise Choate
Campbell, to George B. Skogmo of
this city, to take place at their home
next Thursday. November "a.
Fred Kline, switchman in the ST.
Paul yards, returned to work yes
terday after a few days visit at
home. Fred was present at the
finding of Parmeter's burned body
in the box car Saturday morning
and assisted in its removal to the
morgue.
Mrs. Fred Levitt of St. Paul
visited her sister, Mrs. A. M.
Youells, the first of the week, re-
turning Wednesday morning. DR..
and Mrs. Levitt will leave ST. Paul
soon for a six months European
trip. The doctor will study for
time at Vienna.
The wool stored here by the mem
bers of the A. S. of E-about So,
900 pounds-has been sold to
Philadelphia firm, who have been
purchasing the society's wool pro-
duct throughout the state. The
wool was sold on grade this year,
prices paid reported to be 20, 22H
and 24H cents a pound.
A large number from this city
and vicinity are attending the
Fourth Annual Live Stock Show
being held by the Northwestern
Live Stock association in South St.
Paul this week. The exhibits,
which include live stock, corn and
grain, are exciting much interest,
not only in Minnesota but through
out the Northwest and are said TO
be the best eyer shown in the state.
Mrs. Caroline Bartlett Crane,
whose investig atoms into the san
itary conditions of the schools and
homes in ST. Paul in the capacity of
minister to mucipalities," has
been receiving such prominent
press notice this week, will lecture
in the Presbyterian church at Hud-
son next Sunday evening. Mrs.
Crane is a step-daughter of Mrs.
Bartlett, who resides with her
brothers, G. P. and Ben Burnett, in
this city.
The case of Samuel ]. and P. ].
Johnson VS.. Peter Faltiesek was
tried before Justice E. P. Sander
son and jury yesterday morning
and resulted in verdict favoring
the plaintiff, the defendant being
charged eighty-hve dollars and
costs for the indiscretion of shoot
ing valuable dog belonging to the
Messrs. Johnson. Attys. White &
Skogmo appeared for the Johnsons
and Atty. w. P. Knowles for the de.
PENDANT, who attempted no defense.
A. N. Wolff will move his electric
theatre paraphanalia to the ground
floor of the Odd Fellows" new hall
building, which he is at present
having prepared for that purpose.