River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-11-14
Alfred Nelson has moved into Trim
ity rectory.

Alfred Nelson has moved into Trim
ity rectory.
The railroad company is re-planking
the Cascade Avenue bridge.
The weather for the past few days
is of that peculiar kind sometimes de-
nominated "squally."
Mrs. W. r. Travis and her son John,
former residents of this place, arrived
in town last evening on visit.
The sociable announced at Mr.. Fin.
ley's next Friday evening has been
postponed on account of the inclement
weather and bad roads.
The Fire Company filed a 400-bar-
rel cistern for Mr.. X. l.. Lien last
Tuesday evening and were in turn
treated to feast of oysters.
Call and see novelties in Art goods
just received by Levings Sisters.
They have also made an addition of
some fine studies for painting.
A revised program of the Farmers
Institute will appear next week. Gov.
Hoard has promised to be present and
make addresses Wednesday afternoon
and evening at the Institute.
The late-elected Iowa legislature is
very near tie. Republicans having
the majority by shaving. 1t is ex-
pected that enough Republicans will
be found to vote with the Democrats
to re-submit the prohibition constitu-
tional amendment. Re-submiSsiOn
would probably show sentiment to be
very evenly balanced.
The ladies of Trinity church desire
to express their warmest thanks to
each and every one who SO generously
contributed in various ways to make
the Trade Carnival held by them on
Friday evening last the gratifying sue
cess which it proved to be. The kind
ness shown them is deeply appreciat-
ed and will long be remembered.
The Farmers Review, one of the
best farm papers, says of the Farmers
Institutes: 1T would be a difficult
matter to estimate the vast amount of
good these meetings have already ac-
complished. We may safely add
that it would be much more difficult
to estimate the good they will accom-
plish. There will be an opportunity
to attend one in River Falls on Decem.
ID and Sd. Every farmer within ten
miles shouldIbe there.
The combination of ingredients
found in Ayers Pills renders them
tonic and curative as will as cathartic.
For this reason they are the best med
icine for people of costive habit, as
they restore the natural action of the
bowels, without facilitating.
Among the attractions at the Catho-
lie fair will be gold headed cane to
be voted to the most popular business
man OF River Falls. Mr.. NJ. g. Pierce
and Mr. A. w. Lund being the candi-
dates. There is also gold watch to
be voted to the most popular young
lady. The voting of the cane will
take place on Thanksgiving afternoon
and will close that night. The voting
of the ladies gold watch will begin on
the following day friday afternoon
and will continue until Saturday night
which will be the last evening of the
fair.
You will find good line of Wall
Paper and Borders at Levings Sisters
which they are selling at great re-
ductiOn.
The Good Templars will give dime
sociable in their hall TO NIGHT. A pro-
gram has been prepared and refresh
ments will be served. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
The Fourth Commandment will be
the subject OF the morning sermon at
the Baptist Church next Sunday. In
the evening the pastor will speak on
the Fourth Appearance of Christ af-
ter the Resurrection.
Reports from the River Falls Nor
NAL School indicate that the new adj.
ministration meets with gen eral &C
ceptance, and the work is full of prom
Use. The enrolment in the Normal
department now is greater than it has
been at the corresponding period of