River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-08-30

hIVER FALLS JOURNAL.
RIVER FAILS, Wis. Aue. 30. 1894.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLA lR0US.
p~ Taggart's drug store is open for pre-
scription filing night and day except on
Sundays when il will be open from %
1880 A. N. and u to O'Clock P. NJ.
Don't miss the Egyptian Band!
Congress adjourned Tuesday, the
18th.
Groceries as low as the lowest at
JensOn's.
Mrs. VI. Deneen of Hammond has
rented the Winchester house.
DIR. Follansbee has moved into Mrs.
Edsall's tenement on Maple street.
Preparatory lecture at the Congre- !;
gational church Saturday at o'clock.
Mrs. s. III. WATSON will board club n
Of ten lady students very reasonable. S
Master Nealie Reed entertains his
numerous small friends this afternoon I
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wells of St.
CrOix Falls rejoice in son horn the
18th.
E. G. Rollins has put in a coLcrete
walk about the premises Of Mrs. o. S.
Powell.
The pile driver has arrived and is in
operation on the new Maple street v
bridge.
The young ladies' Guild will meet v
with Miss Maud Howe Sat urday at
2:3OPM liz
For bargains in the Jewelry line for
the month of September, call on c. f o
Winter. C
Rev. ]. W. Marshall will preach in
the Congregational church again Il
next Sunday.
A number of the young people en-
jOyed social dance at Odd Fellows b
Hall last night.
w J. Moore of the town Of Els
worth threshed 800 bushels Of No. /
barley from thirteen acres.
Swede mission prayer meeting at
the home of Rev. A G. Johnson, =
Cascade Ave, Thursday, Sept. 6, at
eight o'clock.
ID. W. Currier has moved into his
new house, and Curtiss johnson Occu-
pies the one he has just vacated on 9
Spring street..
Rev. Geo. A Cressey will preach
next Sunday morning aud evening at :
the Baptist church. 4 sermonette to
the girls and boys will precede the
morning sermon.
The use of Halls Hair Remover pro- a
notes the growth of the hair, and re-
stores its natural color and beauty, 7
frees the scalp Of dandruff, letter, and .
all impurities.
All persons interested in Chautau- f
qua work in River Falls for the coming C
winter are requested TO meet at the (,
home of Mrs. Harvey FOllaDsbee on
Tuesday evening, Sept. 4, at 9 O'Clock. d
Don't forget the Pierce Co. Fair at d
Ellsworth, Sept l9-20-2l. Prepare ex- L
hibits and arrange: TO take the family
All entries or articles for premium must v
be made on or before the first day OF 4
opening. \
Trout fishing for this season closes
Sept. 1st. The game warden to this il
city announces his intention of strict v
" enforce the laws for the preserva- a
ton of fish and other game, and Of
Tenders will be prosecuted to the +
fullest extent. y
We call attention to the new adver- s
tisement of w. L. Douglas $500 Shoe
which appears in our issue to-day. We \
have every assurance from the manu- V
facturer that recent improvements in I
style and quality will give more salts
faction than ever TO the wearers of Y
these popular shoes. a
The EpwOrth League wish to meet p
you at the home of G.. w. Chinook,
Second street, Thursday evening. Aug. +
30. They have a program consisting "
of singing, recitation, alphabet con- d
test, and music by the Egyptian o
Band, lately imported from the land
of the PharaOhs for the occasion. You :,
are requested to bring pencil. lee Il
cream ten cts. They say it will rain, >,
but never mind, the house is large :,
Those who furnish flowers for the
ST. Paul hospitals are requested to n
send them to the NJ. Z. church par- N
Tor between and o'clock Friday af- {;
ternOOn of this week, instead of fur NJ
nishing them next Tuesday. The St.
Paul w. c. L. U. will use them at a :,
service they are to hold in the Still =,
water prison next Sunday. Viii the :
same children who expect to collect !,
flowers next Tuesday do the work on :;
Friday: They need many bouquets. a,
Sam Pechacek lost horse by broken W
leg one evening this week. Sam, under bt
the influence of sociability. had hitched al
his team behind neighbor's wagon on I'll
his way home and rode in the front m
wagon with the crowd. Near the lum-
Der ward of F. NJ Ulerich the horses be- | =.