River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-04-29

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Entered att the 0ost-ofiee in River FGiisassseond
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Ladies' and gents bicycles for rent
at Lund's.
There will be work in the I'd degree
at the Masonic Lodge next Tuesday
evening.
Miss Anna Dodge will take her
classes for a May-day picnic Saturday
afternoon.
New shade trees and garden shrub
berry are being set out here and there
about town.
An uncle OF Mrs. w. NJ. Balch lost
his life at Falls City, Neb., Sunday,
by drowning.
1t has been determined that at
least u secret socie ties enjoya flourish
ing existence in this city.
The graduating class of our High
school will be the largest this year in
the history of the school.
The Order of American CrocOdiles
will hold their first monthly banquet
Saturday evening. May 1st.
When you buy 80 Bicycle, buy the
strong, swift. beautiful. easy running
Crescent" Forsyth sells them.
CoIey Krauth has a new ice-wagon
done up in red and yellow. It's of an
approved pattern, very convenient,
and covered.
Mr.. Stoll, the German piano tuner,
is in town. If you want work done,
leave your order at the Gladstone,
Immediately.
Subjects of sermons at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday: Morning,
'Nicarious Prayer" Evening, "Eyo-
luton and Creation"
The Normal debaters who will
meet Plattyille in May, hold a pre-
lIminary debate at the chapel Friday
evening. The put lie is invited.
Pres. Parker has accepted an invi-
tation 10 act as judge on the forth
coming debate between the State I'm
iyersities of Wis yusin and Minnesota.
Charley Haven is indulging his pas
sion for identifying real estate by
building a new plank walk along the
east side of his premises on Third
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Richardson cele-
brated their 10th wedding anniyer.
Sary last Saturday. Among the
guests present were relatives from
Shell Lake ana Ellsworth.
W. W. Thayer has followed in the
footsteps of GladstOne-and others
and taken to the wheel At times,
however, he seems undecided whether
or not to stick To the bike.
y select dancing party will be given
at Opera Hall tomorrow evening by
the young men of the city. A good
orchestra from Ellsworth has been
engaged TO furnish the music.
You are making no experiment in
buying Crescent" Bicycle. $4,000
men and women bought ''Crescents' .
in 1895: 10000 in 1896: at least 100, 600
people will buy "Crescents" in 1897.
Forsyth sells them.
5. Z. Ieback and Chas. Bouck, who
were rr41gned before Judge BevanS
FEB. 18th and by him bound over to
the Circuit Court, plead guilty TO
petit larceny before the county judge
yesterday, and were sentenced to fif-
teen days in the county Jail.
d. II. Fnkins has a brass-mounted
double harness on his horses that is
simply perfection for durability, be-
sides the richness in appearance.
This harness was purchased OF \. W.
Lund, River Falls. He has more Of
the same kind.-Prescott Tribune.
VIM. Stout kept a record of the
snow that fell las winter. Here are
figures: From the first snow until
March lst, Go inches fell, and during
the month of March 81 inches fell,
which makes 3 feet during the win
ter. At Hayward they had 81 feet
New Richmond Voice.
Intelligence has just been received
announcing the sudden death of At
torney Henry DRESSER of Pelican Rap
ids. Mimi. On the eve. Of April 2l,
1897. The deceased was a son-in-law
Of ". III. Baird of this city. The re-
mains were taken to his old home at
ST. Cloud for burial.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational church will serve
maple wax at Fortunes vacant store
building, two doors south of the feed
store, tomorrow friday evening
from seven to ten o'clock. The room
will be open for the sale of few use
full and fancy articles after four p. NJ.
The last afternoon of the Tuesday
Club for the season was an especially
enjoyable occasion. Mrs. c. d.
Parker assisted by Mrs. NJ. Norseng
entertained, and after the usual pro-
gram, served a delightful lunch TO
some fifty or sixty ladies, about half
Of whom were special guests, not
members OF the club. but glad to
share the pleasant occasion
Negotiations have been begun for
securing a concert by the famous
Hungarian yiolinist Edouard Re-
menyi assisted by Miss Florence
Adler, soprano, ard Miss Flora
Parsons, solo pianist. Among the
pointed things that have been said