River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-03-08
Band Concert tomorrow night.

The JOURNAL and weekly Chicago
Inter Ocean both for 50 year
You will find large assortment of
window shades at o. W. Newcomb &
Co.'S.
The Tuesday Club will meet on
March l3. at the home of Mrs. W. p.
Marshall.
Lund has large stock of Harnesses.
home made, which he offers at hard
time prices.
The Street Commissioner was out
the first of the week with force
cleaning the cutters on Main street.
When passing the White Front drop
in and look over that fine display of
cream candy-the best in the market.
Mrs. Hannah Williams of this city
mas been granted pension of IS a
month with back pay from July Is,
1890.
Services at the Norwegian Lutheran
church next Sunday at o'clock P. N
by Rev. BIomholm. A cordial wei
come to all.
4 petition is being circulated by
Nartell parties to change the mail
route between that place and Baldwin
TO River Falls.
o. L. Rice, Mendoza. ILL.,. writes:
Have used your Japanese Pile Cure
and found it a sure and permanent
cure Sold by YOuells & Avery.
We understand that the SHERMAN
Bummers' contemplate a laid on
Ezra Healy tonight. To be fore
warned is to be fOrearmed.
Have you tried fresh cut green bone
for your poultry! 1t will produce 25
per cent. more eggs; will also prevent
egg eating. For sale by Ed. Pratt Il
son.
Be sure TO hear ION the Levee" by
the Band tomorrow night. The bell
will ring, whistle will blow and the
deck hands will sing and dance. 1t is
great.
CurrieT Brothers of this city have
bought and shipped since the 9th day
Of last August 90 car loads of grain. 40
cars OF hay and straw and 50 cars of
potatoes and other vegetables.
IL you want urst-class photograph
IF yourself or any member of your
family you will do well to call on W.
f. Kellogg. lie can furnish you with
the best of work and don't you forget it.
Are you going 10 the Band Concert
tomorrow night! These concerts are
becoming very popular and are the
best thing for the money ten cents
River Falls ever had.
Bishop Nichols confined class of l3
at trinity church last evening, aud
preached a very able sermon to
crowded house Rev McVettie OF
hudson assisted in the services.
MyTOn ". Levings, brother of ID. H.
Leviugs of this city, died at bis home
Ia POtsdam. n. Y, Feb. Goth, the re-
suit of injuries received from Tun-a-
way team about four years ago. tie
was 70 years OF age.
The c. Circle of the c. Church, will
give c. Supper, Saturday evening.
March Is, at o'clock in the c. Church,
where Chinese Cordial, Country Cous.
aus Comforts, Congealed Cream, &C.
can be obtained tor the moderate sum
Of ten Cents.
Browns Photograph Gallery will
POSITIVELY close April 7th. Fine Cabinet
Photos - per dOz., Minnuetts 50 Cts
SxI0 Groups So per dozen. This is
JOGr last chance TO get good Photo
graphs cheap. Those wishing duph-
Gates, order now as all negatives will
DC destroyed.
The hospitable home of Mrs. w. IL.
JcKay was made merry on Tuesday
afternoon by g00dly number OF
ntighbOIs and friends laden with bas-
Aets OI tOJthsOme good things, remind
tBg her that it was her seventy iift'
birthday. A boUntiful supper was pre-
pared and after q few hours of social
chat the guests reluctantly departed,
wishing her many happy returns OF
the day.
No man can we'll afford to be with
out his home paper. The news it con-
tainS he can get nowhere else in
printed form. Il costs only three
cents a week. That price is as low as
a good local paper can be furnished
and bring fair return to the publisher
for his labor. 0ne thing is certain.
No millionaire within the range of our
observation made his wealth publish
ing a country neWspapeT.-E.r.
The JOURNAL editor reports fine
time on his trip TO the editorial con-
ventiUn held last week at Oshkosh.
That city is an enterprising place. II
has one of normal schools ana is pleas
antly situated on Lake WInnebago.
The population Is about 10000. 1t has
a large manufacturing interest and is
connected with the outside world by
SIX railways and the lake. The inan-
cial crisis did not affect it seriously
showing that the basis of its prosper
ity Is well founded. It is quite a favor.
lite res0rte for tourists IN summer Ow
ing TO the facilities for fishing and
boating.
Ye"0ld Folks entertainment under
the auspices of the Woman's Christi' =
Temperance Union came off according
to previous announcement on Tuesday
evening at Opera Hall, which was
quite well filled with an appreciative