River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-11-01

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RIVER FALLS, WIS, Nov. l, 1894.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
b~Taggart's drug store is open for pre-
scription filling night and day except on
Sundays when it will be open from to
1890 A. N. and u to P. N. O'Clock
Election next Tuesday.
i Vote early and avoid the rush.
Be sure that your ticket is correctly
marked.
Oliver White has moved up from
| Prescott.
Henry Brackin is about 10 move to
/ Hastings.
J. g. Keith is moving into S. G..
| Evans house.
The populists announce meeting
/ in this city tomorrow evening.
1
Turn out this evening and hear the
address OF Hon. John j. Jenkins.
Bring in your repair work in
clothing TO Joe l.. billiard.
The W. c. T. L. will meet on Fri
| day p. NJ, Nov. ,, at the usual time
and place.
The meat markets OF this city will
| be closed on Sundays from now until
next summer.
Does that oyercoat need repairing?
/ Then take IL 10 Joe l.. billiard the
/ tailor and have il repaired
G. F. wiesemann OF Spring Lake,
/ republican candidate for county
treasurer, spent Tuesday night in the
city. -
Next Sunday at p NJ there will be
preaching by Rev. Geo A. Cressey,
/ and Sunday school at Mann Valley
school house.
There will be communion service
at the Congregational church next
| sunday. Rev. James Evans will
preach the sermon.
The large elevator at Hager City,
| owned by Il. Heller, together with
| about 1000 bushels OF grain, was de-
stroyed by fire last Tuesday.
Mr.. G. f. Pratt will hereafter
| Otiiciate as funeral director for G.. A .
Rasmussen, and the duty will be per-
formed without extra charge for his
| services.
The Owls of Halloween" made
night hideOus. Daylight disclosed the
results OF their labOrs-numerOus up
turned sidewalks, etc, etc.
The boulevard on Cascade Ave. has
been extended in front OF the
| residences of Mrs. Knowles, Mrs.
Loring, w. L. Perrin and c. Il.
Morse.
The W. r. c. will give a dime
SOciable at Mrs. j. II. Carroll's next
| Tuesday evening, Nov. 8. There will
be literary exercises and music, and
| refreshments will be served.
We are pleased to note the cordial
/ endorsement of the nomination of DIR.
ID. W. WOOdwOrth for senator. given
i by the republican press of this dis
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merited.
Mrs. J. NJ. Rice who has been
i stopping with Mrs. ). c. Roberts
since July last, went TO Saltwater on
| Saturday of last week and yesterday
dropped dead # heart disease. She
/ was about 90 hars of age.
/ Mrs. and Mrs. Geo. Chinook Jr.
| were surprised last Friday evening TO
/ receive about b of their frien Is. They
Il were made Just as welcome, yweyer,
! rs though they had come by special in
vitation, and report "heigh no"
/ time.
Miss Haling wishes toannounce to the
| ladies al River Falls and vicinity that
she has opened dreSS-making rooms at
| Mrs. J. Il. Weeks store, and is pre-
pared To do dresS-making and plain
| sewing in pleasing and satisfactory
! manner.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
| forenoon. an object talk will be given
To the girls and boys, before the
sermon. on Life not LOOks-a bust of
Shakespeare and doll that came
through the Chicago fire, will be used.
Morning sermon: Gods Patien e;
| Evening sermon: COnfessing Christ.
The attention of Inspectors of
Election is called To the new law
which requires that each ballot shall be
| separately canyasSed by two inspectors
one of each political party casting the
largest and next largest vote at the
last preceding general election. This
must be observed as the law is impera-
tive.
The dental firm of Drs. Crazy &
| Hill of Red Wing has been dissolved.
| DR.. Crary will hereafter make
| regular visits To this city, as of old,
for the accommodation of those de-
| string his professional services. He
expects To make his first visit here
sometime during the month of
| December.
Though no president is to be elected
next Tuesday, this should not be re-
garded as an of year in politics
| The result of the coming election
cannot fail Ia have marked effect
| upon the presidential election which
will come two years Liter, and for this
reason II for no other every republi-
can ought To east his ballot on No
vember 9th.
| This Is the last icsue OF the JOURNAL
which will make its appearance previ-
GUS to election day, and We take Occa-
sion to admOnish all who are inclined
To vote the republican ticket TO be at
the polls rain or shine. You can well
| afford TO spare one day for your own
good il not for the good of the repub-
lican cause. The other fellows will be
there and don't you forget it.
If the floating voter wants u array
| himself upon the winning side he
should help TO swell the republican
majority. Every election he'd since
the general election of 1892 shows very
large republican gains and indications
point To republican victories all along
the line next week, which Will fOretell
the restoration OF that party 70 power
two wears hence aud a consequent