River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-06-14

RIVER FALLS journal.
RIVER FALLS, WIS, JUNE IA, 1883.
Entered at the posto6fce ia RiVeTFa as second
class matter
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Drs. Mcintyre and Davies, of Min
neapolis, were in town yesterday.
The old sidewalk in front of the
fremont House has been replanked.
A heavy frost was visible in many
parts of the county yesterday morning.
4 full line of tile Hull Vapor Stoves
now on hand at a. NJ. Youells & Co.'S.
Walter Fowler arrived last Satur-
day from Dakota, and is spending the
week in town.
The best Plug and Fine Cut Tobacco
yet discovered is to bt found at Ap
Roberts store on the corner.
Rev. VIM. Egbert, OF Hammond,
will preach at the NJ. E. Church next
Sunday morning and evening.
D. d. Proctor has sold his farm to
VIM. j. Morrow. Mr. Proctor retains
the use of the place until after har-
vest.
Mr.. 7. Spence, La Crosse, Wis. says:
81 am having a good sale on Browns
Iron Bitters, and my customers speak
well of it. .
Be sure to get the prices on Paints
and Painters Materials at Kyllo &
Johnson's Drug Store before buying
elsewhere.
A copy of an able address by Rev.
A. 5, Collins delivered decoration day.
recently appeared in the Portage
Democrat.
Supt. Barker. of Pepin county, is in
town and will remain over to attend
the commencement exercises of the
Normal school.
Dr. r. r. Boum and D. D. Proctor
went to Milwaukee the first of the
week to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of MasonS.
On account of the unusual press of
other matter, the Educational Column
Of the JOURNAL has been upavoidably
abridged, bat it viii soon appear in its
usual form
Tobe Traverse, who was on trial for
murder at the late term of court in
Hudson. was convicted of manslaugh-
ter III the second degree. A motion
for new trial has been made.
The wife of Spencer Webster, of
Ord, Nebraska, died recently of con-
sumption. Mr.. Webster was formerly
a resident Of this village and has
many sympathiziug friends here.
The temperance lecture by ]. F.
Cleghorn at the 81. E. Church last
Monday evening was largely attended.
The speakers address was pleasant
and his arguments pertinent and well
sustained.
1 Il,
but now resident Of Mclean county,
ID. T., gave us a call on Tuesday. AS
specimen of the products of his sec
ton he exhibited to us potato of
prOdigiOus size.
Che friends Of Miss Lucina Foster,
Of this place, will be panied to learn
that on account of mental derange-
mont l,4aaItla r,Aagcc.af.yr ffN Y-a10,nUfa
her to an asylum, and she viii be taken
to Mendoza this week.
ole Bang, the tailor, is turning out
as line work as can be produced any
where. Every garment that leaves
his shop is warranted TO fit like kid
glove. lie Will also please you in that
most tender spot of all, your pocket.
4 Methodist camp meeting will be
held at Flemming's Mills, iii the town
OF Emerald, st. CT0ix county, com
mencing on Wednesday, June goth.
ReyS. b. Il. Roberts, of Rochester, n.
y, Daniel st. Clair, and other able
speakers will be present.
Kennedy & nesmerrann, yentrilo-
quists, illusiOnists. etc, announce en-
tertainments at Brackets Hail on
Friday and Saturday evenings, June
18th and 10th. Their performance is
highly spoken of by the press, and
their program is varied and attractive.
Go and see them.
fine set OF coach harnesses has
just been completed at the shop of T.
y. Bracket for Lords livery, at a
cost of SO. They are Of the best ma
ter;dl throughout and ornamented
with English wire bail trimming,
nickle plated. The workmanship is
by Mr.. Taylor Howe, and for thor
oughness Of construction and artistic
finish is a model.
We regret to chronicle the fact That
our esteemed citizen. DR.. J. f. John
son, has had the misfortune to have a
domestic difficulty arising from the in
reference Of a young man lately resid-
ing in this village. which has justified
the Doctor ia seeking the aid of the
court in obtaining a legal separation.
BY mutual agreement the matter was
submitted to the court on Monday
evening and a divorce granted.
Regular meeting of the W. C. 7. U.
on Friday at usual time and place.
The ''tWO or three who, it has been
said. .'have it all their own way" are
not weary in well doing" but sight
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