River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-10-28
LOCAL And MISCELLANEOUS.

LUUAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Easy chairs are like pleasant talk
good to have in the house.
Wellington Vannatta has gone to
Superior on legal business.
Justice court business has been uA-
usually active the past week.
Elegant pictures of every descrip-
tion taken at Kellogg's gallery.
L. Doe has sold his house and lot on
Spring street to Mrs. A. Martin.
Mrs. j. IL. Langan returned from
her visit to Eau Claire last Tuesday.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are in preparation for fair.
Rev. A. Gibson, of New Richmond,
spent day or two in town last week
Maj. Burnett is building an addi-
ton to the north side of his dwelling.
Remember the auction sale at John
Fosters on Saturday, Nov. 9th. See
notice.
The man who cannot control him
self can never expect to control his
children.
Miss Hattie Kellogg has returned
from six weeks visit to friends in
Minneapolis.
A party of Good Templars from
Prescott will visit the lodge at this
place tonight.
Miss Martha Gibbs, of Hudson, was
married to DR.. jackson, of Iowa,
yesterday morning.
a pair of spring colts for sale. APP
ply to Elias Hutchips, Diamond Bluff,
or to Thos. E. Tubbs.
Miss Julie Flanders was the guest
of Mrs. l.. II. Pomeroy with whom she
was formerly acquainted.
Albert Lord is increasing the ca
pacity of his livery stable by an adj
olition l6x54 on the north side.
Prof. Hosea Barnes, who has been
engaged as principal of our public
schools, arrived in town last week.
W. N. Clifford, of this town, plow-
ell with one pair of horses this fall 100
acres of stubble in thirty-one days.
Frank Ross, Pierce county's next
Dist. Atty, was in town on Tuesday
last. We acknowledge pleasant call.
For a fine infant picture go to
kellogg's gallery. His camera is of
the Sudden" kind, necessary in such
| cases.
1t must be true because every one
says 'Kendall's SPAWN Cure is the
best thing known. Read the Adver-
tisment.
J. NJ. Bailey, of Prescott, was in
the village on Saturday last. Mr.. b.
has become one of the ''bonanza"
farmers of Dakota.
G.. Y. Freeman is the name of the
Democratic candidate for Congress in
this district, and his residence is at
Galesville, Trempeleau county.
We would call attention to the adj
vertisment of L. G. Thomas & Co.,
who have just opened store at Ell Paso
for the sale of merchandise in general.
Saturday afternoon next the Dis
trict Board invite the citizens of the
district to visit and view the school
house. Building and grounds will
then be complete.
Advertisers should bear in mind
that the large and constantly increasing
circulation of the JOURNAL renders
this paper very effective medium
through which to reach the masses.
Dexter Bailey and family left Tues
day morning for Campbell, Mimi, to
take charge of y large farm at that
place. Mr.. Bailey is a good farmer,
an intelligent and valuable citizen,
and highly deserving of success.
The special train from this place to
Hudson last Tuesday evening convey
ell about three hundred patriots to
the Republican Rally. The demon
stration was immense. The torch
| light procession stretched about half
mile in length. The multitude was
addressed by Messrs. Walker Blaine,
Col. Spooner and ID. r. Bailey, the
music being furnished by the River
Falls, Saltwater, New Richmond and
Hudson cornet bands.
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