River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-05-09

RIVER FALLS, Wis, MAY 9, 1895.
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class natter.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
sD Taggart's dug store is open for pre-
seription filling night and day except on
Sundays when il viii be open from to
1890 A. NJ. and - to O'Clock P. 4.
W. 5. Ensign and Aram Shepard are
b0uleyarding.
c. r. Taggart has been grading and
parking his lot.
The streams have been too roily of
late for piscatorial pursuit.
o. d. Petet has moved into E. S.
Reeds house in the first ward.
The Marble Theatre Company will
play at Ellsworth during the fair next
fall
The Bixby murder trial in Hudson
resulted in the acquittal OF the ac-
cused
The Chatauqua Club meets with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Newcomb this
evening.
c. f. Winter has frightened the
interior of his jewelry store with new
wall paper.
Wellesley Vannatta is making
some Improvements to the interior of
his dwelling.
John Eaton has moved into his
former dwelling at the west end Of
Cascade Avenue.
\. f. Michael is building a story
and half addition, I2xI4, to the west
side of his dwelling,
The High School mine vanquished
the Prescott boys here last Saturday
by a score of % TOT.
G. Y. Denniston, one Of the early
settlers Of the city of Hudson, died
suddenly on the 10Th ult.
Lyman Healy met with an accident
Monday. He was thrown from his
buggy and badly injured.
The Baptist ladies gave an unusually
pleasant ice-cream sociable on Tues
day evening of this week.
The oldest inhabitant cannot re-
call to his memory such extremely
warm weather at this season.
The elegant new soda fountain at
the White Front will be ready to
gush tomorrow friday evening.
Ice Cream Soda cts. at Taggart's.
Opening day next Saturday, 18th inst.
Each lady purchaser will receive a
souvenir.
e. r. Taggart will open a drug store
in the WOolSey Block, Baldwin, OH the
18th inst, to be conducted as branch
Of his River Falls pharmacy.
Fred Newell while ascending the
stairs in the fremont block on Tues
day tripped and fell breaking his I'M
lucky arm for the third time.
Considerable damage 10 window
glass by hail was done last week in
The region just north of town. Four
teen lights in the house of f. p. Cole
in Kinnickinnic were punctured.
d. w. Currier left at our office
yesterday a handful of growing rye
plucked from a 40 acre field on his old
farm The straw averages about 10
inches in length and is well headed
out. This is unprecedented for this
season of the year.
The Hygiene Electric Belt Co. begin
prOtracted engagement at Opera
Hall EcVt Monday night. They come
highly recommended both for the
character If their Entertainments
and the quality of their goods. Give
them big house Monday night and
see ''hOw about it."
Miss Marion ~ Smalley has taken
the management of the sale of Cuta-
Rosa, a highly recommended toilet
adjunct, and is prepared to supply the
article at her home on Third street.
1t is also on sale at the millinery store
Of Mrs. J. L. Weeks.
The Marble Theater Company
played to fair houses Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. The ever
popular Mr.. and Mrs Marble were at
their best in the new plays presented
and their support was uncommonly
strong.
Remember the lecture by DIR. Gun
saulus ON Monday evening, May 18th,
at the Congregational church. The
doors will he open at 7.l5 and lecture
begin at SIS. Please be prompt.
Students should procure their tickets
before that night to avoid delay and
trouble at the doors.
The city pumping station has been
kept unusually active the last week
and it is suspected that there is a leak
somewhere in the reservoir or i'm the
pipes. As there is no surface indica-
tion of the leakage it may possibly be
in the pipe where it crosses the stream
i'm the Prairie Mills pond.
Mr.. Kots of Baldwin is moving the