River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-07-18
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Taggart's drug store is open for pre-
scription filling night and day except on
Sundays when it will be open from Q TO
1890 A. II. and ~ to o'clock P. NJ.
a Masonic temple is being erected
at Ashland
Mrs. O'Brien is building an addition
to her dwelling.
]. II. Langan has put city water
into his yard.
I. b. Helt has moved into the
Winchester house.
Rev. G.. a. Cressey occupied the
Baptist pulpit last Sunday.
The rain Of last Sunday was u
much benefit TO corn and potatoes.
Remember the entertainment at
Opera Hall next Saturday evening.
Prof. H. L. Wilson has moved into
the Reed house, first door south of
Mrs. Eldred's.
Waiter Nobel has broken ground for
new house on the lot next north of
E. G.. Farnsworth's.
The Methodists will erect a new
church edihce at Hersey, st Croix
| county, this season.
Don't forget the musical and
literary treat at Opera Hall next
Saturday evening.
Mrs. James. Evans entertained
about fifty ladies alta very delightful
luncheon yesterday.
Paris Price OF St. Anthony Park.
Mimi, has taken the farm of his
father-in-law, Mr.. G.. Cook, in Clifton.
Don't fail to hear Miss Kate Austin
in her great dramatic and revolutionary
pieces at Opera Hall next Saturday
evening.
W, 5. Armstrong will open up a full
line OF fresh groceries next week in the
building first north of Dodge's hard
ware store.
The Good Templars give a lawn So
ciable at Albert Curriers', corner of
Main st. and Cascade Ave-, tomorrow
evening. All are invited.
The state fair premium list has
been issued and persons desiring q
copy can secure one by writing to
Secy. T. J. Flemming at Madison.
The ladies Of the Rebckah Degree
staff l. o. o. F. are requested to
meet at the /. o. O. +. Hall Saturday
afternoon at , O'Clock sharp for drill.
The W. r. C. picniced on the lawn
at Mrs. |. Williams on Cascade ave.
last Thursday afternoon, and present.
ed that lady with new carpet in
token of their appreciation of her
faithfulnesS i'm the work.
Mr.. f. Harnsberger and family
have gone to their farm near Prescott
for a few weeks, and vacated the
Morse premises which they have
occupied the past three years. Craig
Randall will move into the same in a
few days.
The ladies of the Lutheran church
gave an ice-cream festival on the
beautiful lawn of Martin Olsen in the
third ward Tuesday evening There
was good turn out, all enjoyed them
selves and the ladies realized hand
sOmely from their enterprise.
The Normal School Regents have
raised the salaries Of the different
presidents and under the new arrange
ment president Parker will hereafter
draw 5000 from the state annually,
while occupying that position.
Ed. Coe of Whitewater has been
elected President of the State Board
of Normal School Regents. Mr. Coe
is well informed as to the public serv-
ice generally and will devote his ener-
gies to the interests of the normal
schools. No better selection could
have been made.
a steam merry-go-rOund was set up
here last Tuesday. The cable broke
soon after the engine was started and
the outfit was shipped on Wednesday
to southern Iowa. A cOn.ern of
smaller proportions. propelled by
manual effort, promptly appeared in
its place opposite our office.
The services at the Baptist church
next Sunday morning will consist of
an Echo Meeting from Baltimore,
where the great international Con-
vention of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union is being held this week. The
leader is Mr.. Otis, and a profitable
meeting is promised TO all who may
desire to attend. Sunday school i'm
mediately after morning services.
Solon L. Perth formerly of this
| vicinity for wears in the legal