River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-08-26

good time are invited. 1ne DOnufe
itself will be a sight TO see, and the
hillside is TO be transformed into a
tempting fairyland. There is To be /
nothing fairylike about the food how
ever-good substantial coffee, roast 4
corn and potatoes, and beans baked in
the bank before your very eyes. A 1
hayrack and IA moving truck will I
transport the people TO the grounds, |
there will also be a transport Of /
mirth. to say nothing of the boats on
the river. Here's the high old time
you've been looking for.
The lecture, which Rev. Stephen
Duren will deliver on Sunday evening, |
Sept. ), will be Of special interest to
nearly everybody. 1t will contain |
thre points. viz: /. The rights Of |
laboring men: ,. The duties of en-
ployerS: 3. The position of the Ca
tholic church on the first two points |
John Griffin. of GAINESVILLE, O., says: |
Il never lived day for thirty years
without suffering agony, until box Of
De Wits Witch Hazel Salye cured
my piles" For piles and rectal
troubles, cuts, bruises, sprains, eczema
and all skin troubles De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve is unequalled. Barnard
y Clough.
O. X. Hawley, the widower editor
of the Baldwin Bulletin, paid a visit
TO the city Saturday. He appeared to
enjoy his visit very much, also the
town, the wcather,an in short, every
thing. Judging from this beautifully
cheerful frame of mind and some
chance reference to a vacation trip in
September, we should guess that if
things are not already O. X. with
IIawley they soon will be. And here's
To the both of them.
Among the veterans and their
friends who took advantage Of the eX-
cufsion TO the National Encampment
held at Buffalo, n. Y, were II. S. Will
COX w. S. Ensign, Thos. Foster, L.
Spaiding. John Wells, Mr. and Mrs.
f. b. Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wilson, Mrs. Harley Chinook and
Mrs. Herrick Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Severance Of Beldenyille, who were
also among the eXcursionists, went To
st. Paul to join Mayor Doran and his
party whom they accompanied East.
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We have at hand the compliments
of the Towle Manufacturing Co.,
Newburyport, Mass, in the shape of
a beautiful little booklet called the
Colonial" 1t is the personal work
of the artist. viii Bradley, and con-
tains an entertaining sketch Of New
buryport, charmiDgly Illustrated and
printed on the choicest kind of
deckel-edged paper. 1t is altogether
just what the publishers designed 1T
to be. an advertisement worthy Of
preservation.
1t is always gratifying to receive
testimonials for Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, and
when the endorsement is from
physician it is especially 50. There
is no more satisfactory or effective rem
edy than Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrh9a Remedy" writes Or.
r. +. Robey, physician and pharma
cist, OF Olney, Mo-: and as he has
used the Remedy in his own family
and sold it in his drug store for six
years. he should certainly know. For
sale by II. S. Freeman.
The new bridge over the Kinnic-
kinnic at PhineaS Pomeroy' 5. together
with its macadcmized approaches, |
has just been completed The bridge |
is built i'm a single span with three !
pine girders on a side, securely bolted |
together, and upheld by trusses with |
top cords, braces and rods Three |
heavy cross beams, projecting several |
feet beyond the bridge structure, |
strengthen the girders and help to up |
hold the oak driveway. The whole is
substantially built and would seem to |
be beyond the reach Of floods
Mimi Chinook has added a chapter
to the story Of sensational trout fish
ing by catching rs pounds Of trout in
three hours Of Sunday morning. One |
Of the trout alone weighed 100 pounds.
Having caught so good a fish on so
good a day, Mr.. Chinook. who is a
thoroughly consistent and consci
entious gentleman, cast about for
some equally good cause to which to
devote his big catch. He readily |
found such a cause i'm the building |
fund of the new NJ +. church, and
accordingly gave over the fish, with his
compliments, to the Ladies Aid |
Society, who served it up. at twenty
five cents plate, on Tuesday. Nearly
thirty friends Of the Society sat down
at the feast and all pronounced it
good. The author Of "The House
That Jack Built" may now write a
pleasant rhyme about a thoroughly
good fish, caught on good day, serv-
ed up at a good supper, on behalf Of a
good cause.
The Normal begins its fall term of
school a week from next Tuesday
This is an occurance that is quite
sure to mark a change in the habits
of the town. Every year the change
takes place. unconsciously for many,