River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-01-17

river FAILS JOURNAL.
RIVER FALLS, Wis, JAN. II, 1895.
Eatsrsd at the post-ofce in sissr fails a, second
class matter.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
s1 Taggart's drug store is open for pre-
scription hliing night and day except on
Sundays when it will be open from 8 to
1890 a. II. and u to ? p NJ O'Clock
Beech & Bowers Minstrels at Opera
Hall next Monday evening.
Jay Elliott shot a large wild cat
yesterday a couple Of miles north Of
town.
All winter goods at greatly reduced
prices at G.. 1. Ap Roberts Call and
see US.
The Epworth League will give a
sOciable at r. s. Freeman's Saturday
evening.
The W. c. T. L. will meet with
Mrs. Perley Knowles on Friday, Jan.
IS, at 2:3o P. N.
Farmers Institute and Tagggart's
Auction (see his adj Jan. 18th and
18th. All are welcome
The Trinity Guild serve dinner to-
day in the building adjoining the
Gladstone on the south.
\ number Of the new and popular
novels have been added TO their circu-
lating library by Levings Sisters.
We are pleased TO note that Mr. y.
T. Carroll has so far recovered his
health as to be able to ride out.
Postmaster Reed has arranged for
regular mail service on the freight
train between this city and Ellsworth.
Guy Rogers has purchased Mrs.
Whitcomb's old house and moved il
TO Fourth street, near Mr.. ROsen-
quist's.
\. p. Weld and L. Spalding Of this
place discussed agricultural matters
at the Farmers Institute at Rock
Elm the first of the week.
The Governor recommends reducing
the number of Regents of Normal
Schools to five. and that the secretary
be selected outside the Board.
Many people want the earth. Go
TO the lecture on astronomy to-
morrow evening and get il with the
moon thrown i'm for full measure.
\ dog skin glove was recently pick
ed up on the Martell road, near the
farm of Christ Swenson. 1t awaits a
claimant at the home of A. j. Soil.
The ladies are cordially invited to
make themselves at home at the
rooms of the River Falls Business
Mems Club, in the fremont Block
ON Saturday afternoons.
The Swains and lasses who attend
the lecture course will have valid
excuse for tarrying little longer al
the gate-they will want to verify the
lecturers theory about the moon.
Oris Chaplin has taken the super
intendency of the gas works of this
city. Mr. Chaplin has through his
| long service in the business become
quite an expert and is turning out All
| excellent article.
At the Baptist church next Lord :
Day morning the prelude TO the girls
and boys will be on Five Kinds of
Bread. Sermon on Christ the Bread
of Life. Evening topic, \ blino
giant grinding food for his enemies.
The Farmers Institute is under
full Roadway as we go to press.
There is large attendance and I'M
usual interest manifested. The
evening session viii be largely occupied
BY exercises der the direction of
the Normal ScnOol Faculty.
We were recently The recipient of
/ Vol. ] No. of THE Circle journal
devoted to literature and the ntelli-
gent progress of women, Published
monthly al Detroit, Mich. and edited
by our former tpwnswoman, Mrs.
Ella Il. Morrison. 1t is very credit
able sheet, neatly printed and
interesting. We predict for it the
success il deserves. The subscription
is Shopper year; single copies 10 cents.
Fred It. Mayer, aged % years, son
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayer, formerly
of this city. died of pneumonia at the
home of his parents in Red Wing,
| Mimi. on Tuesday, Jan. 10. The
remains were brought to this CITY
| to-day for interment. Funeral
services will be held in the Methodist
church at o'clock.
The Methodist church people of
this city are beginning seriously t.
consider the project of building a new
church. or of remOdeling, enlarging
and undermining their old building
and making it '-amaist as good a.
new" Last Sunday the sabbath
school reached high water mark, 2lC
being in attendance, crOwding every
thing uncomfortably full. 1t would
seem that they must decide to do one
or the other i'm the near future
We note that the Governor ma.
rendered the appointment of member
of the Board of Control to Judge
Warner. We congratulate our friend
upon this appointment. Mr.
Warmers long service in public
affairs has eminently fitted him FOL
the position and il is one which will
be especially interesting TO Mr.