River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-15
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Journal. Phone No. 20.
Rev. A. w. Nordeen conducted
services in Hudson last Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Cordelia Severson visited in
st. Paul from Friday until Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Williams re-
turned home Monday from a trip
to Chicago
The frost is practically all out
of the ground, and roads are in
summer condition.
Miss Rachael Taggart returned
to her school at Fdirchild Sunday
after d weeks vacation.
DR.. E. Randolph Smith is having
extensive improvements made in
his offices in the fremont block.
Floyd Armstrong came down
from Minneapolis yesterday for
the opening of the fishing season.
Mrs. L. P. Peterson, who has
been very jill for some time, is
now able to be up and about again.
Title Christensen and George
Larson We're united in holy we'd
lock last Thursday afternoon by
Rev. A. w. Nordeen.
$500 Buick car, run less tn n
5000 miles, good as new and looks
it. viii sell for $65OOO Call at the
| Ramer Garage and see the car.
At the laundry meeting last week
$3.50 were added to the subscrip-
ton fund. A committee has been
appointed to solicit the remaining
amount necessary.
Mr.. D. H. Baker, civil war vet
eran, and one Of the old settlers
of Oak Grove, died the 18th inst.
The funeral services were held to-
day conducted by the Masons.
Mrs. Jennie Kronk> who had been
spending the winter with relatives
in Amery, and who was in a ST.
Paul hospital the past three weeks
for surgical treatment> returned
home Monday evening.
The 14-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ole A. Peterson, of Mann
Valley, died the 18th, inst. T h
funeral services were held today
and the remains were laid to rest
in the Mann Valley cemetery.
E. Neil Reed, of st. Paul, who
came here last week to visit his
mother, Mrs. Josephine Reed, has
been confined to bed on account
of ulcers of the stomach. His wife
and son Charles. who were with
him here, are spending few days
with her father at Knapp.
/. I. Lusk, F. w. Finn and Dwight
Flower were initiated into tn G
River Falls Chapter, r. A. M, last
Monday evening. Among those
from out of town who were here
to assist in the ceremony were
Fred Lord of Ellsworth, James n.
Hale of Minneapolis, and Charles
Wilcox of Hastings.
Miss Frances Lowell, a senior in
the University of Minnesota, came
down Monday evening at the re-
quest of Miss Rankin to address
the class in psychology in til
Normal on some special lines O
research work. incidentally she
found a former pastor in the Con-
gregational parsonage.
FOR SALE-The incest 20 acres
of timber tributary to River Falls.
5h miles out. Lots of nice saw tim
Der of Eastwood, oak, elm, maple,
ash and butternut; lots of young
white oak for fence posts; not a
!! crooked tree on the 20; no under
brush; has running water; is all
fenced; land lays nice.
WALTER GLASS, Phone so.
The "tubs" which are to supply
| current for the city's street lamps,
were shipped from the factory at
Lynn, Mass, April 6, and are ex-
pected here in about two weeks.
1t will not be necessary to put in
a new system of wiring and tn e
arcs now in place will be used at
first, so that about the first Of
Nav River Falls should be as well
lighted as ever. The old ares will
gradually be exchanged for new
ones of higher power and there
will also be several lamps added
to the present circuit.
J. w. Woehrle is having the in
terror of his restaurant remodeled.
and when completed it will pre-
sent a most attractive appearance.
Inst now the carpenters are n