River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-12-27

I fist Church last Sunday evening and hah
one on Wednesday evening. Nan
-,---,--.--- Jan.
Der is out, with ID pages Of interesting
matter on teaching and literature.
More than the usual number of /
Normal faces are in town this week. ackr
River Falls isn't SO bad a place 10 friAI
spend vacation after all. effoI
The G. A. r. lectures ON Thursday on
and Friday evenings of last week thei
were interesting and instructive re- self
views of the civil war, graphically de. my
pieted. III
The city swarms with school
ma ans from abroad this week, home III
for two weeks vacation. Among hold
them are those engaged on the Twin be h
City forces. nrdd
In conformity with thelr usual Gus. 80,
tom the Masonic and Odd Fellows -,
lodges of this city presented the wild ;nr,
dows of their departed brethren each
a turkey for Christmas.
| W. +. Kellogg received a fine Christ. M.
|
mas present from G. 4. peayley, Hud yo,
sons enterprising furniture man. Call -
at the gallery with your children and Riv,
seat 'neii Oh the ne" Se''ee ioi pho'o' are
The ladies of the Baptist Church ed a
will give sociable next Thursday coul
evening Jan. Sd 1889. at Mrs. Chas duce
Taggar. S. Mr. and Mrs. Tdggart ex Mott
tend cordial invitation To all. NJ
At the annual meeting of the Pierce ron
County Central Fair the following Of the
ficers were elected: Pres. DIR. ID. W. iecti
Woodwork; Sec, IL. b. Warner; aI u
Treas, j. b. Jensen; Vice Pres, Ezra the
Healy. cent
| date
1t is stated that cLinch bugs de. an =
stroSeu corn III LIMOS as long ago as KIM
1928. The Prairie Farmer says they will
were common in North Carolina ana n
Virginia in the latter part of the last
century. ~
III the Atlantic Monthly continues ing
throughout 1889 to give its readers as p.
charming a variety of really good arti- NJ
Giles as appear in its January number, T..
both editor aud public are to be con- @.
graduated. r.
The regular meeting of the Us will FL
occur at Mrs. Yields residence, on k'
| Friday evening, Dec. %, 1888, at 1880 u.
O'Clock. Our program will consist of L.
topical recitations on the human skele- D.
ton, the muscles and the digestive Al
system. President. Go,
The large dwelling of Edward Muir cong
ply in Pleasant Valley, together with prov
a portion of its contents. was destroy. iden
ed by fire last Saturday night. Loss Stat'
about $4,000, partially covered by in peop
surance in the st. Paul Fire and Ma the
rine.'' fees
There will bea Grand Opening in anu
troductOry of our new brick manufac '"N
tory at Opera Hall, Friday evening. 'o'e'
Jan. 4, 1889. Music will be furnished wv
by brass band and a Glee Club from t'uS
St. Paul. Refreshments will be iS'.
s.ryad and s,,aao,.s 49, .o.,,,s ,,iu ed f,
complete the exercises. exp
- al ed
W. 5. Armstrong will retire from
tho Greenwood Mill and feed store on
Ian Ist and ,,iu zoe, Ca ), IN. exec
Co. ~. t,.,,.f, ,,e ~. -. g.. - Will
Fortune the owner of the mill will VI u
,.,,i, r.s,,,o. oo,,,ro, on, ,,.,,i,,,,,, ., cons
grind out first class family flour and Se'e
the best brands Of feed. ui"1
| in il
Inc weather h''iug luthIShed an duct
oppo- NY LOT Tue use Oh al tne al ago,
jectives OF laudation praise, and rap I "
furious admiration for SO many weeks, faiIs
changed sunday night, and Monday bane
we presume everybody was looking up wear
adjectives Of eKecration and disgust h ba
IN the afternoon the rain turned to exh,
snow and al THIS writing we have com can.
Portable winter weather with just All !
enough snow to look dirty on the ST
ground.
The -four millers Of the United tnre
states have closed council IN Mil fresl
waukee. There were l72 present, cle
aud practical -four trust was formed. Dub
The bread winners aud bread eaters zfne
viii DO well 10 eat potatoes now. The ioy
miIieFs curse the wheat spectators Gar,
for raising the price Of wheat, and b,s
have discovered that their mills can ,e.ye
grind tAe years crop ia six months. -,
The only remedy is a shut down until ~
f5ur rises lscoHsin PYohi5ifiOnist. -.
Farmers generally are well pleased Their
because 50 little snow has fallen thus it ~
far this season. They argue that deDc
better opportunity has been afforded ua,e
the ground 70 freeze thoroughly, thus the
I d-slroyIn g many u the insects that srs
( c1habi. IL during the winter months. accO
An early slOS fail generally prevents =,
+ the ground from freezing thoroughly Of q
and the insects thas I've Through The the
f winter 70 dsg4state the crops again SUE, -.l.
Z Lhe following s=aa9a--RsS WIHg II 49,
raucs SzH. u 3.
+ Christmas v4s sFpso1 riztelg 3bserv- ~
F = II the city y Al tLs ehaFcs - and -
the scholars q the various SABBATH rse.i
f >eh5o-s acre Feldsrsd kapgy a. usg- zIno
a. TIE Congregational seL5ol gave a "a
F ea-.z.s IL 0pes2 Iiau The enter 80. 80
tz.nusus vas highly appreciated bY ,stfs
T al S4lsa cans distributed Big stock eaia.
L1zs q Fopeora and eoafeetlgrzry - z =
ne close -
he Me.E11se seEool Eesortsd 60 .hs ss.gu
f oil tine Carlssalza sree- Whlca seez4- ever
F 81 fresh a. ever 60 tie ehaL6rsn- The s11ei
naslcaI and literary urogrzn1 prses,1- - =
E Inz The dizsriba1iaa Of z1fss showed 4