River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-08-26

nelson are married.
Several men are ut work raising and
leveling the saw mill.
Adjourned meeting of the Garfield
Club on Friday evening.
S. E. Mcdonald is clerking in the
Register of Deeds office.
C. Smith was in town Saturday on
legal business-ditto Grisom.
Mr.. Reed has moved into his louise
lately occupied Ivy G. Manser.
The best rock, for building purposes,
comes from j. n. Adams place.
c. V. Bissell wishes to sell his resi-
dence so he can move to Missouri.
Ono expects to entertain large
number of our citizens on the lst
prox.
AR. G, Manser says he expects to
open his meat market and feed store
on Monday next.
Henry Huber has caught the boss
trout. Weight pounds and ounces.
Place, Rush River.
Mr. Coon Lately bought two hogs of
Michael Hanson, of Beldenville, pay
ing $28 fer the same.
Miss Jennie Nash, state officer of
the Good Templars, met the Ellsworth
Lodge OH Tuesday evening.
Some of our citizens have been fish.
ing and camping out. They brought
home trout, 50 far us heard from.
Several of our citizens joined the
River Falls excursion to FrOntenac at
Red Wing. They report good time.
James Leach is now clelking in Cor
nelson's. And, by the way, have you
tried any Of Cornelison's new stock of
groceries!
a strong Garfield and Arthur Club
was organized last Friday evening.
F. L. Gibson, President; Wilson Kin
ney, Secretary.
Remember in all risks not extra
hazardous, Lowater furnishes insur-
ance policies Immediately upon your
signing the application.
Mr.. Manser is now hauling the ma
terial for Il new slaughter house near
Klingensmith' The carpenters are
expected to commence work this
week.
Some of the boys have gathered up
wards of Il bushels of butternuts
piece. 1t is estimated that about 100
bushel have been gathered by our viii
lage boys.
Another harvest of the great yellow
waves that have been rolling around
the farmers home is about over. The
yield is not up to expectations, but
the quality is good.
G. Manser has moved into the old
meat market stand, one door east of
L. L. Davis and proposes 70 use the
lower floor for Il market and feed store
and the upper for dwelling.
The prosecution for selling liquor
without u license against parties i'll FL
Pas0 went by the board on Tuesday, us
no complaining witness appeared.
Costs taxed againt the truant witness.
C. Y. Dennston and wife were in
town last week. lie has rented G. w.
Browns building and will soon open a
reliable abstract office. The maps
made with 80 much care, last year,
have all been bound in one book. It
is Il beauty.
In late ride through the country
we were deeply impressed with the
change that the surface Of the country
has been undergoing III the last few
years. Though Ellsworth was settled |
prior to the more eastern portions of |
the country the development has not |
been as rapid nor as thorough. Now,
the eye is ever presented with scenes !
of,beauty. The seas of ripeIied grain |
that bowed their glitterihg waves to
the sickle occupied the place of vast |
forests. Countless shocks dotted the |
stubble in every direction. The deep |
ening yellow tinge of the skies rs we /
were riding towards sunset gave us 4 |
hint that we were fast approaching /
the boundary line Of time between
growth and decay-that summer and
autumn were Interviewing their lights
above our heads giving effect to ma
lures sermon on Change. The corn
IS pushing rapidly toward ripeness
and with a fair margin before frosts
will fully mature. The remainder Of
The hoed crop al looks well. The po-
5atoes being of good quality but net
50 many in hill rs in former years.