River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-12-13

RIVER FALLS JOURNAL.
RIVER FALLS, Wis, Dec. 10, 1894.
Entered at Ire pOst-ossce in Rieer fails as second
class maftes
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
s9r Taggart's drug store is open for pre-
scription filling night and day except on
Sundays when it will be open from 9 to
1890 A. NJ. and II to p NJ O'Clock
The Tuesday Club has adjourned to
Jan. Sth.
Over the Garden Wall at Opera
Hall tomorrow evening.
The tax books will he in the hands
of the city treasurer next week.
Mr.. Knapp is papering and fitting
up the engine room in fine shape.
Miss Lila McKeen who has been
very sick for week past is improving.
The Big Bargain Counter at Klein's
hardware store is a phenomena. See
adj.
The Chatauqua Circle will meet
with Mrs. g. W. Farnsworth this
evening.
On Dec 10 the mail service from
Layton, Pierce county, to Ellsworth
will be discontinued.
There will be a turkey shoot at the
farm of ). p. Clark in Clifton on
Wednesday, Dec. 10.
Read the advertisements in the
JOURNAL and you will know where to
buy 10 the best advantage.
Over the Garden Wall by the
Ellsworth Amateurs at Opera Hall
tomorrow evening. Don't miss it.
Special prices on hats during the
holiday season, commencing on Fri
day, Dec. ii, ut Mrs. Hatch's mil
linery store.
George Hosford ST., one of the
pioneers of the 81. CrOix Valley, died
at his home in Hudson on Monday
last in the S5th year Of his age
BE sure and attend the fair at
Opera Hall on Saturday and see the
different kinds of Brownies" for
sale. All nationalities will be there.
Our former townsman r. C. Avery
has recently entered the employ of
the Nathan Ford Music Co. at St.
Paul as piano tuner.
Whiskers that are prematurely
gray should be colOred to prevent the
look Of age. and Buckingham Dye
eXcels all Others in coloring brown or
black.
The membership of the Good
Templars' Lodge was increased by
some p names last Thursday evening,
and among them were several OF our
leading citizens.
Sec. Carlisle says that there is only
one $40. 100 greenback outstanding. \
careful search among the editors of
the country newspapers would
probably reveal its whereabOuts.-Ex.
Next Sunday morning the pastor of
the Baptist church will review the
past four years of his paStOrate. An
illustrated talk to girls and boys
before the sermon. An evening
sermon a usual.
The annual election of = GERS of
River Falls Lodge \. L. * IS. NJ. will
take place on Tuesday evening next.
Dec. Is. River Falls Chapter r..
A. NJ. will elect officers on Monday
evening, Dec. u.
= sale of IA ncy needlewOrk will be
siven BIZ the ladies of Trinity church
saturday afternoon and evening at
Opera Hall. Children are especially
invited to see the Brownies. Tea
from , TO 8. supper from TO s.
The Ellsworth Amateurs should
ha so good house tomorrow evening.
Turn out and see your neighbOrs in
one Of the funniest of farce comedies,
with Geo. \. Williams in the leading
character. They will be sure TO
please.
Ayers Pills, being composed Of the
essential virtues of the best vegetable
aperientS, without any of the woody
or fibrous material whatever, is the
reason why they are so much more
effect we and valuable than any other
catharticS. The best family physic.
Quarterly meetings of the NJ. T..
church occur next SUNDAY, Dec. 10.
LOve-feast at 9::O, and the sacrament
al service at 1890 a. NJ, both led by
the pastor. Presiding Elder, Rev. NJ.
Benson, will preach in the evening
Quarterly conference will be held
Monday at , +. NJ, at the parsonage.
\ special Memorial Service in CRATE
ful and devOut CUmmenOratlOn OF
deceased com radeS will be held by |.
Y. Nichols Post, O.. \. r., on Sunday
forenoon. Dec 80, at the Baptist
church. The pastor will deliver an
address. and impressive exercises will
be held. The relatives and friends of
mem berS of the Post who have died
the past year are especially invited.
The Wisconsin Sabbath association
held its annual meeting at Neenah
last week. The association is doing
much in different parts of the state
10 aid the local societies and author
tiles to secure the observance of the
civil Sabbath lone day ii rest in
seven for all" The following officers
were elected: Pres, Rev. Frederick
Evans Of Mi waukee; Sec, Rev. j. b.
Dawson Of Neenah: Treas, Edwin
| HYDE.
A woman suggests that young men
can find situations by fitting them
selves to DO homework. Here is a
| fine opportunity for hundreds of
Young men now idle. The statement
| is made that young women are every
where forcing young men out of sit
uations. and il seems that young
| men have only the alternative OF
taking the places in the homes the
Young women have left vacant. No
doubt young men will feel very
squeamish about putting on an
apron and doing hOusewOrk, but any
| kind Of honorable employment is
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