River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1886-07-15
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LOCAL And MISCELLANEOUS.
E. COggshall is down from Montana.
Mrs. L. W. whitcoi b is visiting
at Red Wing.
Miss Susie Starin is convalescing
from a severe sickness.
Mrs. David Kribs aud her son Harry
are visiting friends in Iowa.
T. I. Perrin has hung out a tasty
sign in front of his law office.
BoEN-In this city, July 2. 1885, to
Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Smith, a son.
D. u. Woodbury., Of Taylors Falls,
was in the city the first Of the week.
Mrs. 4. ". Everett has returned
from her visit to Chattanooga, Tenn.
SrmyG Cmc5ESs.-Good friers-flfty
cents a pair. Mrs. Julia Hulst, Cas-
cade Avenue.
Pupils Of the public school desiring
their reports will find them at the
store of q. ". McKahan.
Miss Allie Parker, Of Poughkeepsie,
y. l., is spending the summer with
her sister, Mrs. Louise Parker.
\ number of the Masonic brethren
of this city attended the funeral of IL.
a. Jay at Prescott last Monday.
Ed. Baldwin, of F.J.Burhyte's clerk
ing force, goes to Sparta next Monday
10 attend The wedding Of his sister.
The members of River Falls Grange
meet at the farm of Healy Brothers to-
day 10 enjoy a season Of social converse
and a regal repast.
Messrs. Edward and Lindsey Cry
derman and Mrs. G. Rombough came
down from Dakota to attend the fun
eral of their father.
Frank Dusek, Of Hastings, succeeds
Hank Nichols as landlord OF the Gen.
trai Hotel. Mr. Nichols family will
soon move to Belle Plaine, MINI.
Miss Hattie Bevans left Tuesday for
Oberlin. Ohio, to receive instruction
at the Conservatory of Music at that
place. She Will remain two months.
The eight hour rule for labor is sue
/ ces>fuily practiceJ by the farmers at
this season of the year. 1t is eight
hours before dinner and eight hours
after.
Tie River Falls First Nine 60 to st.
Paul next Saturday to play the renoun.
ed Red Caps of that city. Next
Thursday they will go 10 Baldwin for
/ a contest with the club there for a $50
stake.
Mr.. o. Z. Denham has thoroughly
renovated and repaired the Mondell
I House at Prescott and opened it again
to the public. Travellers viii find
the MoudelI a very agreeable stopping
place.
Hank McRorie is building a large
! two-story dwelling on his farm west
of town. Hank is one of the tidiest
farmers ii these parts, and we are
glad to note this substantial evidence
of his prosperity.
Prof. II. ;. Baker, of St. Paul, is il
/ town often these Gays. With his wife
he is stopping at ms father-in-law' il
Kunickinnic pending vacation, giving
a practical Illustration Of what ht
knows about farming.
D. ". Rollin has taken the agency
Of the Singer sewing machine fol
/ Pierce and It. Croiz counties, and vii
J keep on hand a fun supply of extras
including Gil, needles, etc. Office al
residence on Cascade avenue.
The Burton Opera Company render
Cd the famous comic opera "Mikado'
a, Brackett's Hall last evening to an
appreciativo audience. The entertain
meut viii be repeated this evening
[ Tie company IS frst-class and should
be greeted 10y fun house.
I ~. L0ughndge, Of Warren, Mimi.
shipped from this station yesterday
80 head of coarse wool sheep, the
mos. of which wore purchased OF
4 Adam Hoover. OF Ellsworth. and were
a line lot. They viii lie sold to the
/ farmers in tHc vicinity of Warren.
Extra choice white clover honey,
+ from tile apiagy of VIII Putnam ia
tins city, for sale at the City Phar.
macy. VIII employs none but expert
1 descendants from royalty in his apiary
and the product is therefore OF The
I highest standard. Call and sample it,
The Minneapolis exposition manag
/ ers have secured the services of the
celebrated Mexican band which Great
ed such a Juror in New Orleans a
/ year ago last winter. The band mum.
I hers nearly hundred pieces and will
itself be a drawing card. During
+ their engagement 1T Minneapolis the
band Will receive -. 900 per week.
Mis-. George Dresser. of Minneapo-
lis. brought the remains of a friend
Is th.s place Yesterday and inferred
them to-day IN Greenwood Cemetery.
1 The name Of the deceased was c. IL.
sawyer, formerly of Massachusetts,.
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