River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-06-09

Cook stoves, fully furnished, for
ST. at Anderson & Johnsons.
The State Teachers Association will
meet at Appleton, July 5th.
Chas. Thome has purchased the Wal
ton house of G. w. McKahan.
One person was baptized at the NJ.
| f. Church last Sabbath morning.
Walter Currier has gone to Bismark,
| ID. T. in search of q business location.
Mrs. Ellsworth Burnett is in Cali
fornia spending the summer with her
parents.
A lot of new and stylish type has
been ordered for the JOURNAL job
printing department.
NJ. Adams, of Pine City, Mimi, is
looking our village over with view
to opening a jewelry store.
! Corn cultivators and shovel plows, |
cheaper than have ever been sold in
River Falls, at Anderson & Johnson's S. |
The little son of Mrs. Ira Wood died
at Lac qui Parle, Mimi, instead of at
Big Stone Lake, as heretofore stated. |
His age was six years.
We understand that parties from
Minneapolis are soon to erect sub |
stantial business building on the lot |
south of Mrs. Scales millinery store. |
|
A party of ladies and gentlemen |
from this place will visit Odds & Lords
mill at Glenmont this evening and view
its workings under the glare of electric |
| lights.
| We return thanks to Oscar Eaton |
for a stem of beautiful tea roses. |
This genus of the flower kingdom |
| blossoms every six months.
| Rev. IS. Collins will delivera tenn
perance address in Brackets Hall |
next Sunday at o'clock z. M. under
the auspicies of the Reform Club.
We are glad to note that Mr.. G. B.
Musser, of Kinnickinnic, is on his |
feet again, and is making fair progress |
III recovering from his long and te-
| dious illness.
Handmade scythes, warranted, at
| Anderson & Johnson S hardware store. |
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
of this State closes three days ses-
sion at Milwaukee to-day. w. III.
Lowell is the representative from
River Falls lodge.
The travelling men of the northwest
hold reunion ut Lake Minnetonka
July LIST to 5th. Prof. Swing is ex
pected to be present and address them
on Sunday, the Sd.
1t costs something to be machine
agent or peddler of any thing this year,
as by an act of the last legislature Ii
| censes are required as follows: Double
| team $40, single team $40.
A full line of scythes, snaths, rakes,
| forks, ETC., at Anderson & Johnson's
A. T. Carroll has just received car
| load of those celebrated Jackson wag-
ons. These wagons are substantially
made, light running. well finished,
and are sold at very reasonable
price.
F. A. Bracket has secured the Serv-
ices of firstclass carriage trimmer
for short time. All who need any
thing in that line would do well to
have it attended to before he goes
away.
Rev. Phillips, the G. w. G. I. of
the Temple of Honor for Wis, and
Minister in tie NJ. f. Church, has left
that church, surrendered his parch-
ments, and taken up the quill for a
living in Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Hon. j. NJ. Rusk has declined the
position rendered him by the Presi-
dent as charge d. affaires to Para
quay. The position is not desirable
one, as the salary is but $4,000 and
the population are mostly greasers.
The Red Rock camp meeting COM
mences June Goth. For particulars APP
ply to Rev. w. w. Satterlee. Mime
apolIs, thepresident Of the association,
or to Rev. Collins, who is prepared to
make all necessary arrangements for
| tenting, etc.
The Commencement Week" of
Lawrence University, Appleton, Wis,
begins June 25th, 1881. The program
me is an exceptionally fine one, with
Rev. A. G. George, d. D., of Centen-
airy Church, Chicago, for the bacea-
| laureate sermon.
II. G.. Haven has recently received
Il large line of furniture from the
| celebrated manufactures at Grand
| Rapids, Mich, among which are sew
eral chamber sets of ash, finished in
black walnut, which for style and
finish surpass anything in this line
ever before brought to this town.
The entertainment at Bracket s
Hall tomorrow evening promises to
be very fine treat to our festival 60
ing people. Aside from the strawber-
ries and ice cream, there will be a
great variety of fun-provOking things,
such as fish pond, paying for supper
by weight, voting of cake to most pop
ular man or woman in the crowd, ETC.,
Turn out everybody and have good
time.
ID. D. Day presents us the latest alb
normity in the line of a hens egg, be-
ing something on the Siamese twins
order. The egg has about the usual {
amount of meat contained in two