River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-07-31
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Harvesting is in full progress.
Mr.. E. G. Rollins is repainting his
house.
For cuts, scalds and burns use Coy's
Boss Liniment.
Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at
the JOURNAL office.
Rev. C. R. Kellerman is rusticating
at White Bear Lake this week.
Miss Zuella and Matte Foster are
visiting friends in 0watonna, MINI.
Prof. j. B. Thayer and wife have
gone to Superior for brief sojourn.
Louis Freeman, OF Fishers Land |
ing, Mimi, spent day in town last |
week.
The father of Thee. Thomas, of |
Darien, this state, is visiting relatives
here.
Just look at those % ct. hats at Mrs. |
Scales. Hosiery and Skirts equally
cheap.
Mrs. F. J. Burhyte and daughters
returned yesterday from their visit to
Nebraska.
A new line of samples of domestic
and imported goods just received at
Ole Bangs.
Mr.. P. E. Bradshaw and daughter,
of Superior, are spending few days
in town.
A steam thresher was in operation
on the farm of Ezra Glover in Troy
last Tuesday
Mrs. E. NJ. Woodbury. and Miss Dele
Woodbury. left this morning for Fair.
mount, Mimi.
nE hCAt ltiCCCALS VI CAAC NAoAAN
Army of the Republic will be held at
Portland, Maine.
E. P. Smith, Esq, of Trimbelle, was
among the callers at the JOURNAL
office yesterday.
Miss Matte Taylor, of Featherstone.
Mimi, formerly resident of this vii
lage is visiting in town.
DR.. Milton Pratt and daughter, of
Hiawatha, Kansas, are spending few
days with relatives in town.
Mr.. Hanford, of Beloit, will occupy
the pulpit at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning.
Fred. Bracket writes from Dakota
that his crop of wheat near Rec Heights
has been totally ruined by hail.
Miss Cora S. Nichols, daughter of
DR.. Z. B. Nichols. of Portland, Ore
gon is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. NJ. Gibbs and her daughter Lu-
In, left the first of the week for
Fisher. Mimi, on an extended visit.
Peter Isaacson, for long time clerk
in Jenson's store, has accepted posi-
ton as book-keeperwith firm in Eau
Claire.
Take your raZors, scissors and shears
to Anderson Bros. barber shop and
have them sharpened in scientific
manner.
Consult DIR. Francis Rogers if your
horse is ailing. He has had an exten.
sive practice in veterinary surgery and
is we'll posted.
Hon. VIM. 7. Price is announced to
deliver an address at the Ellsworth
Fair this fall. Gov. Rusk is also ex-
pected to be present.
Mrs. A. w. Kaler took her depart
ure the last of the week for two
weeks sojourn with relatives at
Browns Valley, Mimi.
Prof. E. S. Reed has been appointed
Treasurer of school district No. l, in
place of Mr.. Z. B. Holmes who resign
ell ON account of poor health.
Misses Emma and Mamie Basey,
who have been visiting their aunt,
Mrs. o. E. Denham, returned to their
home in Lake City, Mimi, yesterday.
Messrs. Edwin Pratt and George
Thayer have bought out Lord 6 Haef-
ner's meat market and are now con-
Quoting the business under the firm
name of Pratt & Thayer.
The Grand Army of the Republic
has an aggregate of 100000 members
throughout its various departments.
About $4,000 members were added
during the last fiscal year.
Minneapolis has now population
OF 1Ut,OOl. IL COHbStiuS -OV ldCSOIlSos
and sol distinct lines of trade are pur-
sued. Nearly 500 new buildings were
finished during the past six months.
w. p. Dale, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
a resident of River Falls some twenty
years ago, spent few days with old
acquaintance in town last week after
attending the reunion at Minneapolis.
Prof. d. Schuler and family return.
ed yesterday from a three weeks visit
to friends in Illinois and the southern
part of this state, attending the Ma
tional Teachers Association at Madi-
son meantime.
Miss Stella Cone, of Clifton, return
ed last Thursday from months visit
to Fargo, Mapleton, DEVILS Lake and
other places in Dakota. She saw no
country in her travels that compares
in point of'beauty with the st. Croix
Valley.
Mr.. Otis Marshall, who with his
family are sojourning in Tennessee,