River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-01-27

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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Band Concert Wednesday evening,
Feb. ID.
Dry maple wood seems to be at a
premium.
F. J. Burhyte has turned over his
delivery business to G. o. Randall.
Lyman Loring is down from Red
River upon one of his periodical visits.
Miss Julie Flanders at the Band
Concert next Wednesday evening,
Feb I'd.
The Public Schools are enjoying a
vacation this week. They will open
again next Monday.
The Temple of Honor and Good
rcmplals are raising funds to carpet
and furnish their hall.
4 N. johnson offers for sale his
fishery and the farm in connection
Jher, with. See notice.
John Bradshaw was exhibiting the
contents OF his sample chest to our
merchants tie first of the week.
Odds & Lord have already banked
over 10000 900 feet of logs at theil
camps in the vicinity of Hinkley,
MINI.
Mrs. II. S. Baker, of St. Paul, is
visiting her friends in town for few
lays. She appears to be pleased with
her city home.
G.. L. Bowman, of this town. princi-
PAL of the Prescott Graded Sch DOL, is
ecoyeIing from a severe attack of
Inflammation of the bowels.
Quarterly meeting at Kinnickinnic
next sabbath, Rev. Haw, of Prescott
officiating. No service in the NJ. E.
Church here until evening. Sunday
school as usual.
VIM. Funk has sold his CONNECTIONS
.ry stand IN this place to John Gibson
Who viii continue the business. MI.
Funk and family VIII return to theil
former home in Red Wing.
The concert Of the Episcopal society
last Friday evening WAS quite well at
tended, considering the unfayorablt
weather. and the musical talent dis
played was praiseworthy in high
legree.
Mrs. c. Z. Crossett, widow the late
Rev. {. I. Crossett, has returned to
Ellsworth to remain Il short time Wis
ting her relatives She will soon re-
-Irn to her former home at Rockford,
Illinois,
4 perusa of the table of contents of
5he Aid-winter February Scribner
shows it to he a number of unusual
variety. ana Of notable features of the
kind The public is accustomed to eX
pott in this particular issue.
G. Thompson, OF Mrtel, gave us a
.all last Monday. The firm of For
seth 1 Thompson. of which the above
named was Il member, has recently
been dissolved, Mr.. Forseth continu-
ing the mercantile business at the old
stand ia Martel.
Mrs. Barns. wife Of the principal of
M public school, returned to
Kenosha the first of the week upon re-
CENT of telegram announcing the seri-
Gus illness of her mother. She VIII
probably not return to this place, her
mothers enfeebled condition requir-
ng her constant attention.
John Keenan,, of Knnickianic, de-
sirps to sell OF rent his farm. 1t con-
lists Of 100 acres of good land, nearly
Ill improved. ITO acres ready for seed
ne in the spring, There is fine
1caliug orchard on The place, an album
lance Of good water, and good sub
5tantla buildings. Terms easy. In
iuire on Che premises.
We desire to call especial attention
to the advertisement of d. NJ. Ferry
i Co.. Detroit. Mich, which appears
in our columns. They are one Of the
largest and most reliable firms engaged
in the seed business in the United
states, and their Seeds have justly
earned Just what they are represented
tn be. Our readers will do we'll to
avail themselves of their offer to send :
their beautiful Seed Annual free to all {
wishing to purchase seeds.
TIE respect We have for age bids us
uncover before that friend of all our
wears. Ayers Almanac, which
reaches MS. thus early, by the ready
courtesy of The enterprising firm who
manufacture Pills, Potions and Al
MANAGES, for all mankind, at Lowell, in
modern languages. bound in one vol
ume. No man. having received so
neat and tasteful an example of an an :
uual Almanac. can prefer the past.
saying. 1.-THE old is better"
DR.. Lyman Sperry, of Carleton Col c
lege. will give free lecture at the y
Congregational church next Sunday h
evening. Jan 30th. From Monday to t
Thursday evenings, inclusive, he Will t
lecture at Brackets Hall on anatomy, S
physiology and hygiene, a small admis- Y
sion fee being charged. The lectures I
viii be profusely illustrated by rare n
and costly collection of frst-class Ii
charts, oil paintings, a fine life size
French manikin, skeletons. &c. Mr.. v
Sperry does not practice medicine at a
all. has no side 81 ow or humbug to in +
troduae. He conesa representative o