River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-05-05
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is in the city to-day.
The Eureka" all steel potato
planter-at Lund's Hardware Store.
Peter North came down from
Minneapolis Monday evening for a
few days visit.
Have you seen the Evans potato
planters, best of its kind, at Lund' S
Hardware Store.
Miss Bessie Findley of Homer,
i Michigan, is visiting at the home of
Mrs. James Dunseath.
M. c. Johnson of ST. Paul visited
at the home of his mother, Mrs.
Jacob Johnson, over Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. church will meet in the church
parlors next Thursday, May IL.
Mrs. Ida Barney arrived home
Tuesday morning from Inter Lach-
en-, Fla, where she had spent the
winter.
For SALE-A fine one.horse wag-
on, in excellent condition, and a
single harness. Inquire of John
Burnett.
Rev. John Comm of New London,
Wis, will occupy the pulpit at the
Congregational church next Sun
day, morning and evening.
The annual cemetery notices are
being sent out this week. 1t is
hoped that the response will be
prompt, as it was decided at the
last association meeting to care
only for those lots on which care is
paid for. Money may be paid to F.
D. Ensign, Archie Rollins or Mrs.
Eunice Thomson.
The Rebekahs of Dist. No. s.
which includes the Rebekah lodges
of Prescott, River Falls, Hudson,
Roberts, Hammond, Baldwin, Her.
sey, Glenwood, New Richmond, Star
Prairie and Clear Lake, will hold &
district convention at Clear Lake On
Tuesday, May 10. All Rebekahs
are cordially invited to attend this
meeting.
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people was delightfully."- entertained
at the Randall school house last
Friday evening by the program OF
the district declamatory contest
Miss Anna Baumgarten of the Nor
ton Corners school was awarded
first place upon her excellent de-
livery of the defamation entitled
Little Christel." Miss Henrietta
Baird Of South Fork, with From
the Far Country" won second, anc
Miss Grace Bunce of Forestville
who spoke "The Old Minstrel
was given third.
J. F. Shaw of Ellsworth, the gen
ial editor of the Record" was II
the city Saturday, interviewing his
friends in regard to his political in
terests. Mr.. Shaw is a candidate
for the state legislature at the Sep
TENDER primaries, and everything
looks rosy for his election. No bet
ter man could be found in this 10
cality for the position. Mr.. Shaw
has had wide experience with mer
and affairs, and is fully conversan
with the leading questions of thu
day, and the needs of his state anC
vicinity He is man of strong per
sonality and firm convictions o
justice and right, and could always
be depended upon to act with wis
dom and discretion in matters o
state and public welfare.
The 500 line, having asked Glen
wood to change it's name in order
that the accounts with that city may
not be confused with those of othe
Glenwoods on the line, the Tribun
recently asked for it's subscribers
: opinions on the matter. The ma
jority were strongly opposed to thu
change and one of the most EN-
phatic of these was F. P. Aims
: worth, now of Neillsville, who's
protest was published in last week
Tribune. Some, however, sent il
suggestions for new names, few
of which were LA Toilette" "Nev
: York." "Glenwood City," "Glen
wood Heights" Mound City,
wisconsin City," and "Alexan
der" latter in honor of the late
Alexander Syme, man prominen
:, in the establishment of Glenwood'
early enterprises.
Z The Ladies Improvement Leagu
has had the west side of Mali
street, from the steel bridge to tn
> pump shop, cleaned up, and kindl,
request the people not to put ashe
and other rubbish there. Remem
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