River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-03-17
LOCAL NEWS


ming on a business trip to Florida.
For SALE-A piano, practically
new. Terms, cash. S. A. WATSON.
Mrs. c. G. Newly visited from
Saturday until Tuesday evening in
ST. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spalding
visited in the city from Saturday
until Tuesday.
Wallace Shepard of Minneapolis
spent Sunday here with his brother,
A D. Shepard.
Miss Irmie Ewers of Scheller, N.
D., spent last week here, guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Ewers.
A fine stock of white goods, ging-
hams and percales now on sale at
r. N. Jensen & Sons.
Mrs. O. Strahl returned Tues
day evening from her winters visit
to her daughter in La Crosse.
Miss Helen Turnquist of Hudson
spent the first Of the week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs N. A. Parsons
Mart Mcmahon left Wednesday
for Glenwood, Mimi, where he has
employment with the 500 railway.
Miss Eta Cleanland of Baldwin
visited in the city from Friday until
Monday, guest of Miss Mae Hurl-
burt.
The question of license or no Ii
cense will be submitted to the voters
of Ellsworth at the election next
month.
Reverend Father Blakeslee, rector
of St. Paul church, Hudson, visited
with the pastor of Trinity Church
between trains Monday.
Mrs. Heman Mcmahon accom-
panied her sister Mrs. M. w. Pad.
den to Minneapolis to-day on her
return to Enderlin, N. d.
Ed. Daily of Hudson called on
friends in the city Monday. He re-
Gently returned from California
where he had spent the winter.
For SALE-1OO- acre farm. Must
be sold at once. Fine buildings,
good soil. Price $4,000. Easy
terms. WILLIAMS & GRIMM.
Miss Alice Erickson of New
Centerville, accompanied by Miss
Alice and Master Harvey Tanberg
of Spring Valley, visited at the John
Hurlburt home over Sunday.
Reserved seats for the Hinshaw
Grand Opera Co., the sixth and last
number of the Peoples Lecture
Course, will be on sale at Taggart's
drug store next Saturday morning,
March 10.
The past two weeks have given
us about the classiest Spring
weather on record. The snow has
almost entirely disappeared and
the roads are already getting dusty.
Autos and bicycles are being
brought out of their winter quarters,
and base-balls whiz on every corner
lot.
The Ladies Improvement League
entertainment at Opera Hall last
Friday evening was we'll patron
lied, and the program seems to have
given general satisfaction. Jack
McGuckian is clever actor and his
Scotch song hits received generous
applause. The local talent numbers
were also excellent1y rendered.
The stock holders in the West
Martell Cooperative Creamery Co.
held meeting some time ago in
connection with the farmers who
reside in the neighborhood of John
sons Corners, in the town of Mar
tell, and decided to open the cream
cry in the spring. Mr.. Garlic OF
Baldwin has been hired as butter
maker.
The service of the Thirteen Hours
Devotion was held last week at ST.
Bridget's Roman Catholic church.
Among those assisting Father Hop
degard were the Reverend Fathers
Barney of Hudson, Boyce of New
Richmond, O'Toole of Ellsworth,
Weiter of Glenwood, and Noyacki
of Chetek. Fathers Barney, O'Toole
and Boyce were preachers at the
service.
The Lawrence Glee Club, rated as
the best glee club organization in
Wisconsin, will give a concert in
the M. E. church Saturday evening
April 2. Reserved seats on sale al
Taggart's drug store on and after
Saturday, March 26. The club is
under the direction of the Lawrence
Conservatory of Music of Appleton.
Twenty-eight trained singers will
take part.