River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-12-19
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Christmas next week.

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Christmas next week.
The Chicago market is glutted with
hogs.
Otis Marshall is buying wheat at
the depot.
Vases, toilet sets, etc., at R. S.
Freeman's,
Good butter and fresh hen fruit at
Bradshaw's.
d. S. Bolckom, of Chicago, is visit
ing in town.
III. A. Taylor will lecture at Me-
nomonie, Dec. Goth.
Save that quarter to hear Taylor S
lecture on Europe.
Children's shoes and boys boots
very low, to close out, at Gaylords'.
]. II. McCleary has gone to Maiden
Rock to spend a part of his vacation.
A small boy at Fond du Lac is in
Jail for throwing snow balls at peo-
pie.
A Temple of Honor was organized
ut New Richmond last Monday even
ing.
Gents Hand Knit Scarfs, Lined
Gloves, Neckties and Winter Caps, at
Ap Roberts.
Is cents a bushel is the price of po-
tatoes in Iowa, cents for oats and 10
cents for corn.
Kid Gloves of every shade and
quality at Mrs. Winchester's, Call
and see them.
Mai. Burnett is paying twenty-seven
cents piece for railroad ties deliver
ed ut the depot.
There will be reunion of Wiscon-
sin soldiers and sailors at Berlin on
the first OF January.
\ new stock of those visible pendu-
lum clocks just received at o. W. Pc
terson's jewelry store.
Pomeroy's Democrat will be enlarg-
ed one column on each page for 1879,
and otherwise improved.
The corps of teachers in the public
schools will remain unchanged during
the winter term. This is wise.
Capt. j. IL. Reany is having new
steamer built at La Crosse this winter
10 run on the st. CrOix next summer.
]. Smoke and A. S. Rudesill, Of
New Centerville, gave the JOURNAL
office an agreeable call on Monday last.
Harper's Magazine for January offers
an unusual variety of interesting read
ing matter, with over ninety illustra-
tions.
Prof. Severance, late principal of
the Institute, has just recovered from
an attack of typhoid pneumonia. lie
resides in st. Paul.
Mr.. stephen Clewell, of the Still
water Lumberman, and Miss Emma
Seeley. of Hudson, were married on
Sunday, the 18th inst.
PerIey & Andrews. of Clear Lake,
have found ready market for the
several car loads of lumber which they
have shipped to this place.
Go to r. W Fleming's for teas,
coffee, sugars, syrups and groceries of
all kinds. He is selling at low er
prices than ever before offered.
VIM. Cornwell, who was sentenced
to Waupun last December for two
years was pardoned 10y Gov. Smith on
the 5th inst. and has returned home.
Mrs. n. b. Wilkinson accompanied
by her sister, Miss Helen Atwater, of
Clifton, started for Elroy last Monday
to Join her husband in his new home.
Mr.. II. E. Cook, of the firm of Cook
& Ben has gone to Bismark. D. r., to
look after the interests of their branch
store 1t that place. He will return in
few days
There will be a Grand Opening
Ball at Brackets Hall, Tuesday
evening. Dec. "A. Music for the
occasion viii be furnished by Burt
String Band. Tickets. including sup-
per, $500.
c. W. Ensign has rented part of
his farm to Harlow 4 Duff, of Red
Wing, to he used for brick yard.
They win commence clearing the
ground at once, and it is their inten-
ton to have kiln of brick ready Tor
use early next summer.
Mrs. Geo. Burt. leaves for Minnesota
on Saturday to attend the sick bed of a
sister who is extremely i'll. She in
tends to remain with her during the
winter and then to visit her parents
in Tennessee until the expiration of
Prof. Burt's contract with the River
Falls and the Ellsworth Bands-Aug.,
1879, which he will remain to fulfill.
A lady driving pair of dogs hitch
ed to a small wagon through Main
street last Monday attracted consider
able attention. She was from Lost
Greek ard was enroUte for Barron
county. having driven twenty-five
miles the previous day. After halt
inc in front of Kellogg's gallery long
enough for that gentleman to take a
fac smile she proceeded on her way.