River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-23


DIR. Stone of st. Paul held consulta-
tion with DIR. Ashley last Friday
evening in the case of Mrs. j. NJ.
CurtiSs who is still suffering severely
from heart trouble.
Opera Hall has been engaged for
the evening OF June 14th for the
Normal School Fete Gynastique with
the view of having better stage room
than in previous years.
Mrs. Howard Robinson, nee Anna
Saunders. formerly of this city, died
at her home in Clear Lake ON the 10th
inst. aged b years. She leaves a
husband and three children.
The st. Croix Valley Veteran
Association will hold its annual re-
union at Amery, Wis, June II, IL, II.
4 feature of the second days session
will be an address by Hon. J. c.
SpOOner.
\. II. Carroll, we are pleased to note,
is making considerable progress
and is about the streets these
pleasant days i'm his perambulator.
There will be a dance at Halliday
Bros. Hall in Trim belle on Thursday
evening, May 30tI. Ice-cream and
other refreshments will be served.
Tickets SI.00. \ general invitation
is extended.
Ladies. if you want wheel. and we
know you do, allow US to call your at
tentiOn to the "CreSent" No. 4. 1t
is the latest. handSOmest and best
made wheel to-day. Price only S75.
Sold by Forsyth * Klein.
The Ellsworth Herald wants the
new state fish hatchery located at
Hudson. Ellsworth has water her
self but why she should not favor
| some of the splendid trout streams of
Pierce county we fail TO see.
Sidewalks are being built at various
places in the city, notably along the
premises of 5. ID. Dodge; also, near
the residence of VI. c. Pierce on the
west side. and from Mr.. Davies lot to
Cascade Avenue on Oak street.
An exchange truthfully says: sit
| takes a rich man to draw a check, a
pretty girl to draw attention, "a horse
| 10 draw cart. topper to draw cork,
"A free lunch to draw a crowd and an
adj. in a paper To draw the trade"
1t is claimed that the late severe
| froStS have killed the chinch bugs.
| If 80 the frost will more than COM
| penSate for whatever injury it may
| have done in this par. OF the country.
a the pests were Matching out pretty
lively during the early warm spell.
Ii is well known fact that the
/ nilk-maidS of Switzerland who can
sing get better pay than those who
cannot sing. The reason given is
that tuneful maid who sings at her
work coaXes One-forth more milk
from a cow than a songless mixer
can extract.
| Pulmonary consumption. i'm its
/ early stages. may be checked by the
use Of Ayers Cherry PectOral. 1t
stops the distressing cough, sOothes
J irritation of the throat and lungs.
/ and induces much-needed repOse.
Hundreds have testified to the re-
/ markable virtues of this preparation
The Fortn.ghtly Club will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Weld next
| Saturday evening. 1t is desirable
| that all members be present as new
officers are TO be elected for the
coming year and arrangements made
| for the last meeting of the season.
Rev. c. III. Mcintosh. pastor of the
| Congregations, church: gave an illus
trated sermon on Bible Scenes on
| Sunday evening last. Mr.. Mcintosh
1 has a fine stereoptican and makes
| excellent use OF it for such purposes,
1 nm 1ta Ian ny hlnnN- faculty. nf
describing the scenes illustrated as he
| throws the pictures on the screen.
The Omaha Railway depot in this
| city ought To bc abated as a public
nuisance. Its frequent occurrence
/ that ladies and children have To wait
/ there for hours to make connection
| for or from Ellsworth. but none of the
/ cOnyeniences considered absolutely
Indispensable TO civilized people have
/ been provided by the Railway