River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-09-21

t1veS in Martell, accompanied hel
sister, Mrs. c. E. Glass, out from
Ellsworth Saturday to spend the
day with Mrs. H. A. Hagestad.
DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Toby arrived
from Cable Monday evening fol
few days visit with relatives and
their many friends. The Doctor re-
turns to Cable tomorrow while
Mrs. Toby remains for longer visit
R. A. Miller has a suit, coat and
fur exhibit for the Stewart Mercan.
tile Co., at the Pierce County Fair
this week. Mr.. Miller captured
first prize with similar exhibit for
the same firm there three years ago,
We carry a complete line of the
Century and National Music Co. S
10c editions, comprising over 5000
copies. Ask for catalogues, you
will find something that may inter
est you. A. JOHNSON PIANO Co.
Oliver D. Knight has received the
appointment of assistant chemist
at the Bureau of Chemistry, Wash
ington, D. c., and will enter upon
his duties there next Monday. He
arrived from Butte, Mont, last eve-
ming.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church is plan
ming an organ recital to be given
the fore part of October for the
dedication of their new pipe-organ.
Further particulars will appear
later.
Mrs. Cyrus Carr, who left for
Mountain Home, Idaho, in 1905, is
back for a visit with her many old
time friends. She will also super
intend the application of some re-
pairs 10 her tenement house on
West Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Steele of
Evanston, ILL.,, were in the city Sun
day On visit to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Steele. They de-
parted on Monday for Winnipeg,
Canada, where Mr.. Steele has some
business matters to adjust.
Miss Ella Nicholson returned
home last Thursday from two
months visit with her sister, Mrs.
M. Goeres, at Kiel, Wis. Mrs.
Goeres with little son accompanied
her home for visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Nicholson.
c. D. Harrison went to Eau
Claire Tuesday to see his son Roy,
who met with an accident Friday
while orming his duties as
breakman on a freight train. In
a message to his father Roy stated
that he expected to be out In a
couple of weeks.
Miss Nealie Nelson arrived from
La Crosse Friday evening on a
years leave of absence from the
school where she has taught for the
past eighteen years. She holds an
elementary certificate from the local
Normal and will resume her studies
here for diploma.
An attempt to pour gasoline into
the heater of the coffee urn at Wen
zel's restaurant last Saturday after
noon, while said heater was lighted
resulted in the usual puff" and
scramble for fire extinguishers. The
blaze was quickly subdued and the
only damage was bit of scorched
wall paper.
Leslie Glover, Tom Hughes, Geo.
Spurbeck, Chas. E. Nelson, Michael
Murphy and M. Halverson, all of
New Richmond, were out for a
pleasure trip in the formers big
seven-passenger auto Saturday and
came to this city for how'd do
and short chat with their friend, C.
D. McKinnon.
The A. Johnson Piano Co. has
completed arrangements with the
Buescher Band Instrument Co ),
whereby they will carry line of
these celebrated instruments. Any
one looking for frst-class brass or
reed instrument owe it to themselves
to consider this splendid make be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Thomas McClary at the M. E
church Friday evening, the 10Th
inst. Subject, Mission of Mirth."
The Improvement League ladies
are the direct source of securing
this lecture, and it is not only for
their benefit and qualification that
you should attend but it is a duty
you owe the community at large.
The Gem Theater is undergoing
many improvements, besides a
thorough overhauling and redecor-
ating the auditorium. The picture