River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-15

Circuit Court is in session at Me-
nomonee this week.
A large stock of groceries at bottom
prices at r. n. Jenson's.
II. p. Kingsley returned from the
east last Friday evening.
Mrs. p. E. Bradshaw returned from
Superior Tuesday evening.
Miss Libbie Strait, of Oak Grove,
is visiting friends in town.
Prof. Barns and wife are again
domlciled at w. S. Ensign's.
Mrs. Frazier advertises her farm in
Kinnickinnic for sale or rent.
Dress-making in all its phases, by
skilful artists, at Mrs. E. J. Scales.
Geo. Cornwall has moved his family
into E. CogshaIl's house on the west
side.
Miss Kate Smith, of ottawa, ILL.,, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Brad
shaw.
Mrs. Fairbanks, of Manitoba, sister
of r. n. Bevans, spent last Sabbath in
town.
A slight frost was noticed by the
early risers last Monday and Tuesday
mornings.
All the new shades in fancy rib
bons and sash ribbons at Burhyte's
Cash Store.
J. II. Lord went up to Pine City last
Monday morning to look after his log
ging interests.
| Messrs. l.. A. Bake and Matt Ebert
son, of Martel, gave us pleasant call
on Tuesday last.
Pierce County Fair opens at Pres
colt next Thursday. Let there be a
creditable display.
We are prepared to attest to the SUI
periOr quality eff the melons raised by
J. II. Chinook, Esq.
The regular meeting of the w. c.
T. L. will be held at the Reading
Room tomorrow evening.
w. r. Price has been nominated for
Member of Assembly in Jackson
county by the Republicans.
E. Leach, of the successful mer-
chandise firm of E. Leach & Co., Trim
belle, was in town last Monday.
J. D. Putnam & Co. have put up a
building 20x32 on the north side of
their mill for the storage Of bran.
Much cane is being cut and hauled
to Powells sugar mill this week, and
| sweetness doth abound more and more.
A big job of satin and cros-grain
ribbons, which we are selling at ex-
tremely low prices, at Burhyte's Cash
Store.
We are in receipt of the first num-
Der of The Daily Sun, published at
saltwater, MINI. 1t shows up cred
itably.
j. Goodwin and wife will start for
the east next week to visit friends
and relatives in the New England
States.
The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ea-
toms little boy will be held from the
residence tomorrow afternoon at ,
o'clock.
The funeral of Mrs. Moses Dickey
was held at the Congregational church
last Sunday afternoon, Rev. Blakeslee
officiating.
A new stock of millinery goods at
Mrs. Scales, embracing all the new
novelties and the very latest styles.
Gail at once.
An examination of stock and prices
will convince you that the place to
buy gents furnishing goods is at Il.
n. Jenson's.
The Dalymple brothers harvested
%, 600 acres of wheat in Dakota this
year, the crop averaging about is
bushels per acre.
Dane county is the only county in
this State where the inmates of the
county Jail are compelled to pay for
their fuel in labor.
Pathmaster Rollins has done good
work in grading Maple street, the
other side of the bridge, and leaving
the road in fine shape.
The census recently taken by the
clerk of this school district foots up
500 children of school age, a hand
some gain over last year.
Mrs. Maria Huff, of Clinton, Wis,
has Just celebrated her one hundredth
birthday, in which seventy-eight de-
scendants took lively interest.
1t is believed that there are four
hundred men in New York worth
IS, 900, 900 each, and over five hundred
thousand men who are not worth a
cent.
The trial of Rev. w. ID. Atwater,
that was to take place at the present
term of the Circuit Court at Menomo-
ME, has been put over until the March
term.
r. s. Burhyte has purchased the
Burroughs building, occupied by w.
P. Knowles, Esq. and will remove it
to the lot south of Lords livery
stable.
Miss Genie Nash, well known for
her labors among the Good Templars
Of this county, was married at Elk
horn, August 30th. to r. ]. Hazelett,
of Freeport, Ill.
r. s. Freeman since his return
from the east has been suffering quite
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