River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-08-17

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tel Gladstone.
John Parson was home from St.
Paul over Sunday.
Ice cream in bulk or brick at
Woehrle's restaurant.
/ Oliver Knight arrived home Sat
urday from Camp Douglas.
Nice line of mems, ladies and
children S sweaters just arrived at
| Allard's.
Game Warden Andrew Hope of
Hammond was visitor in the city
yesterday.
Claire Flanders and Irving Golf
of Ellsworth were business visitors
in the city Friday.
Vince Huntington of Winona,
Mimi, has been visitor in the city
since last Tuesday.
Mrs. Il. T. Glass returned this
morning from weeks visit with
her son, c. E. Glass, in Ellsworth.
Mrs. John Watson arrived from
Knapp Tuesday and is guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Boals.
Yep Kee, proprietor of the Chinese
laundry, went to Rice Lake, Satur-
day on a visit, returning Sun day
evening.
James Kelly of Kinnickinnic has
purchased of Williams & Grimm the
Timberlake farm of 100 acres in
Kinnickinnic.
Thomas Riley left for Clear Lake
yesterday where he is to take up the
principalship of the school, opening
in September.
Miss Ellyn Thelander came down
from Minneapolis Tuesday for Wis
it with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
A. Thelander.
Miss Mary Muckenhausen of Hud-
son is here on a two weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Muckenhausen.
VIM. F. Richardson has purchased
through the r L. Will liams agency
the Hollister farm of 240 acres on
the Prescott road.
Mrs Emily Wood returned to her
home at Ellsworth yesterday, having
enjoyed six days visit at the home
of Mrs. Lucy Eaton.
Miss Elizabeth Ellis and Miss
Agnes Walker went to Winona,
Mimi, Friday for weeks visit with
Mrs. H. P Hurlburt.
The Ladies Aid Society of Ezekiel
Lutheran church had quilting
bee" at the home of Mrs. A. T. Car
roll last Friday afternoon.
Miss Caroline Phenning went to
Pennington, Mimi, Saturday for
three weeks visit with her grand
mother, Mrs. Caroline Phenning.
Mrs. Frank Little and children
returned to Eau Claire Saturday
after two days visit at the home Of
Mrs. Titles parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Fortune.
M, M. Walters has sold his cream
station and business in Ellsworth
to H. D. Rice of that village, and is
thinking of embarking in a similar
business in this city.
Mrs. Leon St. Pierre and chill
dren returned to their home in ST.
Paul yesterday after few days
visit with her sisters, Mrs F. V.
Williams and Mrs. Irwin Stewart.
Mrs. John Foster and daughter
Bertha, accompanied by Miss Sarah
Spalding, went to ST. Paul yesterday
to spend the emainder of the week
visiting at the home of Miss Sarah
Putnam.
Mrs. P. Horstad is suffering from
a fall down stairs last Saturday.
Being a very old lady and having
been quite feeble for some time it is
feared the results of the late acct
dent may be serious.
Mrs. A. S. Bachten and daughter
Lena and baby, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. c. Bachmier, arrived
from ST. Paul yesterday to spend
the remainder of the week on a Wis
it to their brother, T. M. Manion.
Albert Grossert, Roy Knapp and
Robert Forsyth went to Hudson
Saturday evening on their motor
cycles where they remained until
Sunday; going from there to St.
Paul to spend the day and returning
in the evening.
Mrs. Michaud was over from St.
Paul Tuesday between trains enjoy
| ing a visit with the F. v. Williams
family. Her nephew, Master Louie
| Micha1d who had been SDendino