River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-07-26

RIVER FAILS Journal.
RIVER FALLS, Wis, July %, 1888. t
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
E. Coggshan is home from Montana.
Miss Alice Hicks is visiting friends |
in Minneapolis.
Legal Blanks in great variety at A.
NJ. Iouells a Co.'S.
Mrs. Jenness came down from st.
Paul Tuesday evening.
II. \. jay, Of Prescott, was in town
the first of the week.
Lawyer Baker. of Hudson, was in
the village yesterday.
Mrs. ". 3. Fusselman is visiting
her sister at Detroit, MINI.
4 full line Of groceries and staple
dry-good5 at johnson Il Dahls.
Miss Dora Batelaan, Of Ellsworth,
has been visiting with Miss Hattie
Beyaus.
Ayers Sarsaparilld is recommended
by the best physicians as the only re-
liable blood purifier.
E. :. Doolittle, of the Herald, and
Mr.. Paine, Of the Ellsworth cheese fac
tory, paid us a visit on Monday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Davis intends going
to Rhode Island soon to reside with
her daughter, N rs. Abbie Webb.
Mr.. J. b. Dunn WAS elected clerk of
school district No. 8, Clifton, at the
annual meeting, held on the Sd inst.
John McIlroy, Of Clifton, has pur-
chased the Lowell place, III the south
ern part of town, and will occupy the
same soon.
Mrs. Frank Moore and family and
Mrs. Strong, of st. Paul, are visiting
in town, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Wadsworth.
The annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Forestry Congress VIII be held at
st. Paul, Mimi, commencing on We'd
nesday, Aug. Sth.
The havoc wrought by the tornado
at Elgin, Mimi, on Saturday, furnish
es almost a parallel to that at Grinnell,
Iowa, last summer.
The residences Of Mr.. \. p. Weld,
Miss l.. f. FoOte, and Mrs. Louise Par
ker are undergo ng some alterations at
at the hands of the carpenters.
! three-tined pitchfork was picked
mp On the road near the residence
OF Osborn Strahl on Monday last.
i he owner will find it at this Office.
Chicago proposes to celebrate Aug
10, the anniversary of the incorpora-
ton of the place as a village. Four
of the twenty four voters in the place
then are alive.
lii keeping with its holiday charac-
ter, the August CENTURY contains an
unusual number Of short and striking
Illustrations, as we'll as poems and ar
ticle5 adapted to summer reading.
NJ. Leonard stiles, OF Troy, has our
thanks for a peek of nice new potatoes
presented on Saturday last. Mr..
Stile; suffered considerable loss by the
hdila5orm Of week before last.
If you want to buy jacket, pair
of oEer;tlls, or cottOnade or jean pants.
so to APP Roberts and You Will get the
best made and best fitting garment
there is on the American continent.
Black and red raspberries are
bOuntiful cropin this section this sea-
son. Large quantities of them are
brought into town daily and retailed
at from ten cents to shilling pound
The wife of John Webster died of
consumption ut her home in Detroit,
Mica, on the 10Th inst. Mr.. Web
sterS many friends here deeply SYM
patllize with him in his sad bereave-
meut.
Articles of Association have been
filed with the Secretary of State of the
Eau Claire kindergarten and Normal
School, for the education of kinder
garten teachers, with capital stock
of fl, 900.
Mr.. Eames, of Aledo. H., nephew
Of Mrs. G. Saunders, is spending the
week with his relatives here, being
fTloughed from his newspaper Office
for a brief season. We acknowledge
4 pleasant call.
Mrs. Charles Walters has gone to
Madison for a visit with friends. Du-
ring her absence she viii attend the
Monona Sunday School Assembly.
which is now in session, and will con-
tinue until Aug. 9th.
August is the great holiday month,
and the August ST. NICHOLAS is es-
sentialIy holiday number, taking its
readers away from the great cities to
the mountains and seaside, by the
brooks and the breakers.
Pres. Parker, Of the Normal School.
has concluded that he can get more
comfort ut home than in his proposed
journey to California, as previously
announced, and as was his intention
at the close of the year of school.
The Junction Mill was set in motion
OH Monday, and viii run about three
weeks, or until the supply of wheat
now on hand is exhausted. The mill
is operated 10y crew from Mr.. Free
mans mill nj La Crosse, which is now
idle.
Cheese made at the Ellsworth fac
tory. than which there is none better,
is sold IN this village by various deal
ers. as follows: J. II. Lord q Son,
NIcKahan q lIendrjksen, Johnson Il
Dahl, +. Muckenhausen, +. Rosen-
berg.
The fourth quarterly meeting for
River Falls charge viii he held in the
NJ. l. Church. River Falls. July 2Sth
and Goth, 1885. Quarterly conference
at three O'Clock y. m. Saturday.
Preaching sunday morning and even
ing by Rev. ". BENSON, Presiding FL
der.
We are under obligations To the
proprieturs of the Ellsworth cheese
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