River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-08-26
PRESCOTT
From The Tribune.

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Mann have finished their summer
course at the River Falls Normal
and are home for a months vaca-
ton
Mayor VIM Powers, and secre-
tary, Of St. Paul, were in Prescott
on a fshing trip last Thursday. They
succeeded in catching q nice string
and were well pleased with their
outing
Mr.. and Mrs. v. E. Bailey, Miss
Lillian Currier, Of River Falls, and
Mrs. Floyd D. Bailey and infant son,
of Corvallis Valley, Ore, motored to
Prescott on Sunday for brief visit
at the home Of Mrs. Nettie c.
Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Bateman, Mr..
and Mrs. Grin Lord, Fred Lord and
family, Ray Mcpherson, Of Els
worth, and Miss Glass, Of River
Falls were callers at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Mcdonald last
Sunday.
H. L. Platte took Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Shiller and daughter, Miss
Hedwig, to River Falls Wednesday.
Miss Shiller went to that city to in
vestigate the Ri er Falls Normal.
expecting to attend that institution
this fall
Michael Callahan, released from
the Ellsworth Jail Monday morning,
arrived in Prescott on the way
freight that afternoon and proceed
ed to go on d rampage, terrorizing
numerous people. He was drunk,
guilty Of disorderIy conduct, of us
ing abusive language toward friends
and strangers, profanity, assault
and threate ling t. kill; was knocked
down once and another man ran
home to get gun to shoot him. No
arrest, no warrant had been issued
this afternoon. his victims and 9TH
er witnesses being apparently afraid
to testify against him. And Pres
colt is located in the land of the
free and the home of the brave"
The fiftieth anniversary Of the
priesthood Of Rev. A. Havestadt of
Big River is being observed to day,
August 26, at ST. Mary's Catholic
church in Big River Bishop Schwe-
bach Of La Crosse will be present
with many priests at this silver ju-
biIee Following solemn high mass,
there will be a banquet, Rev. Hav-
estadt was born in Germany Febru-
airy 20, 1888 Having absolved the
classical, philosophical and theologi-
cal courses, he was ordained priest,
August 27, 1865. In 1872 he arrived
in America and first worked as pas
tor at Tecumseh and Beatrice. Neb.
In 1886 he joined the diocese of La
Crosse and was pastor of the con-
gregations at Caxton, Fairview and
Waumandee and has been at Big
River for the last sixteen years.
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The children at 3. A. VERSIONS
hive the whooping.
Waiter Aarberg is home fromYel-
lowstone Park where ne had spent
the summer.
Miss Lucy Wadsworth, of River
Falls will teach school in this district
again this year.
Mr.. Hammer, and two sisters, Of
Gilman, spent Sunday at the home
Of E. 2. Bjerkeng.
T. p. Bjerkeng, and sister, Miss
Elsie spent Saturday at the 9. HOLE
rud home at Spring Valley.
Mrs. George Smith ana children,
Of Ellsworth, are spending the week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Helgeson.
Mrs. Ole Evenson has received
word from Stockton, Cal, announc-
ing the death of her son, Oscar,
Of appendicitis. recently. The re-
mains may b. brought here for
burial.
Bankers Remedy
1t is a splendid medicine for
coughs, colds, sore throat and
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