River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-10-02
ELLSWORTH,


j. w. VIM has vacated the Winn
House.
j. 7. McCleary spent last Sunday in
Ellsworth.
c. Baker has moved his family to
Beldenville,
'sWinn House" no moro. 1t is now
Forest House.
IL. Lowater is moving into the Kim
ball residence.
Nels Munson is expanding time and
money in fixing up Music Hall.
Several of our young ladies and gen.
tlemen visited Red Wing on Saturday.
The want of water has laid an In
junction on active work at the stave
factory.
Miss Cornelison, of Trimbelle, has
been engaged to teach in Fenton dis
trict, No. s,
town. He will occupy his residence
ON Grove street.
Some parties from Red Wing have
entered into a contract to drill well
at the stave factory.
Fred Parker, now studying medi-
cine with Dr., D. w, Woodwork, will
teach the Thurston school in Hartland.
The daily mail talk has resulted in
an earnest effort on the part of our
leading citizens to make it success.
A livery has been connected with
the Forest House, An enterprise
that will supply a want Wong felt IN
this village.
Our public school is to have course
of public lectures. Hon. II. b. Will
son, of Red Wing, will open the course
sometime this fall.
John VIM has opened a store in
the old Manser building. A line of
groceries, Except sugars) -four and
feed will be kept and sold low for
cash.
J. f. Walsingham, the new land
lord OF the Forest House, is a ''host"
within himself. The travelling public
will ever find him willing, attentive
and genial landlord.
w. w. w. Walsingham has been
binding the "boys" to the fact of his
marriage with Miss Aggie Seeley. 1t
seems they were married in River
Falls the 9th day of July last.
A dispatch was received here late
Wednesday afternoon that Frank
Fletcher had sucided in st. Paul.
The books belonging to the Teach
ers' Library can now be found at the
public school building in care OF ii.
Lowater.
Frank Brown will soon take trip
to Denver in company with J. Skaro.
They will start as soon as Mr.. Paine
returns.
The Photographic car, long an eye
sore on Main street, took "a notion to
travel on Monday night last.
Miss Emma Thurber, a Maiden Rock
teacher, is attending school at Els
worth while waiting for the COM
mencement of her work as instructor.
Republican caucus ON Saturday next
at O'Clock P. NJ.
G. Manser is about TO move into the
rooms over the Paine drug store.
DIR. Hancock is about to move into
the Reed house.
The Greenback convention last Sat
urday was postponed until Oct. o.
Cairns, of Waverly, plead guilty and
was fined $40 and costs for selling
liquor without license.
The Band boys gave us an open air
concert on Tuesday night.
Bert Fletcher is clerking at nj. }.
Paine's.
The Good Templars at Utah had a
festival and oyster supper on Tuesday
night last.
Editor Case has been painting his
residence. 1t is now one of the pref
1,tiI1ipoc tha town
Justice Fenton during his leisure
hours is clerking at Elliott's.
II. L. Reed was here on Tuesday
looking over the Republican ranks for
friendly delegates to the convention.
He is a candidate for the nomination
as Co. Supt. of Schools.
j. G. Keith has been replastering and
refitting the Keith House, making it II
more pleasant stopping place than ey-
er.
A. S. Michael, our town treasurer,
after an absence of some months at
River Falls, has returned and may be
found at Marks.
Miss Bradley has regained her voice
and is doing good service IN her de-
partment of the punlic school. her
room is very full.
The Good Templars at Ellsworth are
about placing fine organ in their
hall.
over loo pupils are attending our
public school in the village.
Mr.. Harris, our road overseer, says
work will re-commence on the roaus
as soon as the fall rams are over.