River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-01
Election next Tuesday.

Election next Tuesday.
Trinity Church social at Mrs. G. 1.
Ap Roberts this evening. All are in
vited.
The foot bridge at the depot is be-
ing repaired. A new span will be put
in over the stream on the east end.
The County Board of Supervisors
will convene in annual session at Els
worth one week from next Tuesday.
Nov. 18th.
Halloween was observed to a con-
siderable extent last evening in the
ways peculiar to the obstreper0us and
unruly youth.
At the special meeting of the Gene
terry Association held at the Baptist
Church last Friday, it was decided not
to build a vault this fall.
j. Keefe, of Kinnickinnic, sold to
Burnett & Pratt last week a eve of re-
markable size. The sheep weighed
$50 lbs. alive and 100 lbs. dressed.
The proceeding to GUST the men,
beers of the Town Board of Trenton.
Wis, was brought to hearing at the
recent term of the Buffalo Co. circuit
court, and the Board sustained.
Arrangements are being made to
get the election returns here Tuesday
night. An instrument will be placed
in Opera Hall and an admittance fee
charged to defEay the expenses.
j. II. Berkey. of Kansas, will ad-
dress the citizens of Troy at the Chap
man school house on Saturday even
ing, Nov. Sd. Subject: protection
of American Homes Against the Sa-
LOOM"
Hon. Phillip Cheek, Commissioner of
Insurance, spent an hour in our city
yesterday while enroute to Trimbelle
where he made a political speech last
evening. Mr. c. has very genial
bearing.
The regular covenant meeting of the
Baptist church will be held next sat
uTday afternoon at o'clock. Com
munion service Sunday morning.
Sunday evening the sermon will be TO
young people. Subject: Amusement.
The communion of the Lords Sup.
per will be observed next Sunday
morning at the Congregational Church.
Preparatory lecture Saturday at p.
N. Subject for Sunday evening: 1.-The
PrOdigal Son.
Grand Art Loan at Opera Hall
Thursday and Friday next. under the
auspices of Trinity Guild Admis-
sion 10 cents. Supper to be served on
both evenings. Among the many at
fractions there are to be vols. of
Bryant's History of the L. 5, calf
bound, to be voted to the most popu-
lar school in the city-Normal or Pub
lie School. Come out and vote.
The memorial service at Trinity
Church last Sunday morning in mem
DRY of the late Bishop Wells of the
diocese of Milwaukee, was largely at
tended. The alter and Bishops chair
were draped with Grape and flowers;
the rector gave a simple and touching
address. the whole bearing evidence of
the high esteem in which the late
Bishop was held.
The Republican rally Tuesday night,
addressed by Hon. Ira B. Bradford, of
Augusta. was a credit to the party.
Mr. Bradford's speech as well as Rev.
McKillop's prohibition speech the
night before must have made Republi-
can votes. There was a fine process
sion of torch bearers, and a cavalcade.
The Bard, with Frank Thayer in
charge, did ''bOss."
The River Falls COrnet Band will
give a Thanksgiving ball at Opera
Hall in this city. The boys are max
ing extensive preparations for the
event and will leave nothing undOne
to make to occasion a most enjoyable
one for all who attend. The band is
worthy of all encouragement and it
would be the proper thing for our