River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-05-25


Smith Kern, formerly resident of
our village, is here on visit.
DIR. Crary is now on active duty at
his rooms in the Commercial House.
All the novelties of the season in
fans and parasols at Mrs. E. j. Scales.
New goods received from Chicago
every week at Mrs. w. III. Winches-
ter's.
Another invoice of those fine ash
chamber sets just received at Ha-
ven's.
Mrs. Geo. Jackson. nee Martha
Gibbs, of Algona, Iowa, is visiting in
town.
A full line of hosiery and gloves for
sale at bottom prices at Mrs. e. j.
Scales.
Mrs. S. E. Whitehead left this morn
ing for visit to relatives in Illinois
and Iowa.
Mrs. Frank Pomeroy has been very
sick for the past two weeks, but is
now improving.
Ice Cream, Soda Water, and Lemon
ade, nice and fresh, at Fred Mucken.
hausen's restaurant.
Rev. J. G. johnson, of Iowa, will
preach at the Baptist church next
Sunday at the usual hour
Mrs. S. G. Evans, late or this vii
lage, died of consumption at her home
in Kinnickinnic on Saturday last.
Joseph Stephens left Monday morn
ing on trip to Dakota and Montana.
He will be absent about six weeks.
Teasl Teas! Teasl Burhyte's is
Headquarters for fine Teas, Fancy and
Staple Groceries. The Cash Store.
An exchange says that beef has
never been so high since the COW
jumped over the moon as it is now.
Rev. II. N. Avery, father of Mrs.
DR.. Golden, died of pneumonia at his
home in Vermont ON the 18th inst.
NJ. B. Kimball and wife, of Els
worth, came out last Saturday after
noon, the latter remaining for week s
visit.
A splendid line of Satin Dolmans,
Linen and Mohair listers, and La
dies walking Jackets at Mrs w. III.
Winchester's.
J. L. Moody and wife,o Ellsworth,
took the noon train here last Tuesday,
having gone on visit to Mr.. Moody S
old home in Vermont.
John Foster and Z. G. Howard left
the first of the week for their ranches
in Montana, taking with them two
car loads of stock and feed.
A number of plates used at the sup
per given at the Baptist church some
time since await their owner at the
house of Perley Knowles.
NJ. j. P. Thing, formerly of this
country, who has attended the Chicago
Theological Seminary during the past
year, is stationed this summer at St.
Vincent, Mimi.
See notice in another column of
Wonderland Montana Sun Picture
Exhibition" to be given at Bracket s
Hall on the evenings of the Goth, both,
and 3Ist insts.
Rev. III. Langlois and family will
be absent during the month of June
on visit to friends in the east, and
there will probably be no service at
Trinity church during that time.
Rev. E. p. Chittenden. of New
Richmond, preached two good SER
mons at the Congregational church
last Sunday. The JOURNAL acknowl'
edges pleasant call from the rever'
end gentleman on Monday morning.
W. F. Kellogg announces that he
will be ready for business in his new
gallery on Monday next. The new es,
tablishment will be furnished with al
the latest appliances in the photo
graphic art, and with Mr.. Kellogg S
superior skill the results cannot but
be the most satisfactory.
The temperature of last Monday
night was altogether too frigid for the
buds and blossoms, and the yield OF
small fruit in this section will doubt
less be very light this year. So cold
it was that water conveyed in an iron
pipe from the drain at Prairie Mills to
the engine at the rock crusher froZe
solid bursting the pipe in several
places.
Carroll & Tozer are agents for the
Diamond Feed Mill, manufactured at
Rochester, MINI. This mill is design.
oh for farmers. and enables them to