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The herald., 1898-09-13
Contracts Awarded

The board OF supervisors yesterday
awarded the marble work and thing con-
tracts for the new court house tunnel. The
Southern California Tiiing company's bid
OF $317 for the tiling was accepted. The
quality will be Of the very best. and Of a
color to be selected by the architects.
L. H. Valentine. on behalf Of w. Sims.
presented communication withdrawing
his offer TO collect certain funds due the
county from the state on account OF state
taxes and orphans, etc.
Fairbanks. Morse & Co. were allowed
twenty days additional time in which to
finish the county farm pumping plant
The herald., 1898-09-13
New Exhibits

The chamber of commerce received the
following exhibits yesterday: Largest
Bartlett pear ever shown in the hall.
weighing thirty-two ounces, T. A. Cole, 931
East Twelfth street; soft-shell walnuts
and three varieties OF apples, H. w. Gibson,
DIAL valley; pears and three varieties Of
apples, W. P. Granger, Ell Rio: display Of
apples and pears, E. r. Nicoles, Ventura !;
three varieties of jell.es, Mrs. L. B. Killer,
Ventura; two varieties Of apples and one Of
pears, B. W. Dudley, Ventura. Six thou
sand Pasadena pamphlets were shipped to
Omaha.
The herald., 1898-09-13
ooLoREp "HEELERs" HooF IT
Bilicke Of the Hollenbeck Draws tn,
Color Line


The colored brother Of the Republican
party is experiencing nearly the same
trouble at one hotel In this city that raised
such row at the national convention In
st. Louis in 1894, when the hotel keepers re-
fused to lodge the ebon-hued delegates. A.
c. Bilicke Of the Hollenbeck has Issued a
decree forbidding ala colored ward "heel-
ers' from riding In the elevator OF his es-
tablishment
IT. 10 a matter Of business" said Mr.
Bilicke last night. II do not allow colored
people to ride In the elevator at any time
but during the occupancy of apartments
here by the Republican party, amended
those orders by permitting the colored
men who we're delegates to the convention
70 use the elevator. The ward "hcelers''
I do not propose to allow to ride there, as II
Is Objectionable to the women guests
Some OF the dirtiest and most disreputable
looking colored men have come in and tried
10 be carried IN the elevator. None OF
them were delegates. so they were refused
the privilege"
The herald., 1898-09-13
A Card

To the Honorable Gentlemen who COM
pose the Republican County Convention:
In the Evening Express Of Sept. 18th my
name was omitted from the list of candi-
dates for the office Of district attorney.
desire to state that am a candidate for
that very important office, and my name
will IN due time be presented to you for
your consideration and action. Very
truly, GEO. M. HOLTON.
The herald., 1898-09-13
RED CROSS
Lookout Committee to Care for the
Soldiers

4VOA-OuI OVAAMAttoe " Ouxo 4OI Iuo
Soldiers
The Red Cross has appointed Mrs. Car
rie 8. Green chairman Of a committee to
look after soldiers passing through the
city who may need assistance. Henry v.
Garland, a member OF the Thirteenth New
York regulars, a Santiago hero, was found
yesterday en- route to San Diego barracks
from Camp Wikoff. but had only been
furnished with transportation as far as
this city.
Mr. Garland had three attacks OF malaria;
fever. and was in such an enfeebled condi-
tion he was obliged to stop In Riverside.
where he received attention from the Red
Cross. He will be cared for here in the
homo Of Mrs. M. s. Severance. and when
able will be furnished with transportation
to San Diego.
The herald., 1898-09-13
Unity's Pastor

The trustees OF the Church of the Unity
held their regular meeting last evening.
The choice of pastor was discussed in
formally. and Recommendation will be
made to the congregation some time next
week for their final decision. The selection
Of the person has not vet been made.
The herald., 1898-09-13
A Soldiers Marriage

Sergeant Wing, Company F, Seventh
regiment. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Wing.
was married last Wednesday to Miss Esther
e. Enos at the home Of the brides parents
1924 X street, by Rev. Dr.. HARDY. Ser
geant Wing is homo On twenty days leave
Of absence.
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Atherton, Miss Ruth. Boyd st. school,.
Anderson. Miss Grace, Boyd st. school,.
Ard.to, Miss Isabel F., CASTELAR, st......
Aitkin, Miss Helen, Second st. SCHOOL,.
Anderson, Miss Fidelia, Seventh et......
Angela, Mother, Cathedral school....,.
B
Bacon, Miss L. G., San Pedro ct. school
Bear, Miss Mary E., Sixteenth st.........
Brown, Miss Allne, Sentous st. school,.
Bixby, Miss Ada p, Spring at. SCHOOL,.
Blanchard, Miss Ada, Twenty-eighth st
Bettinger, NJ. c., Thirtieth st. school,.
Bacon. Miss Emma T.. Highland Park.
Blanford, Miss Carrie, Amelia st. school
Biddle, Miss Mary A.. Woodbury. Busi-
ness college .......................
Bransby Carlos, High School.
Bum, Miss Alice A., Custer ST. school,.
Blanchard, Miss Maud, High school.....
Bradfield, Mrs. C. p, High school......
Brigham, Miss Alma s., High school....
Barraclough, Miss Nettie A., Arroyo....
Bradshaw, Miss Lucy E., Harper st....
Bixby, Miss Mae, Hayes st. school,.
Balty, Miss Kate g., Hellman st. school
Brodbeck, Miss Kate, Santa Fe avenue
Boyle, Miss Maud, Staunton ave. school
Bennett, Miss G. ", San Pedro St..
Bates, Miss E., Twenty-eighth st. school
Cook. Miss Mary A.. Sand st. echool....
Conner, Miss K. S., Vernon st. school....
Campbell. Mrs. o., Vernon st. SCHOOL,.
Claypool, Miss Mary F., Spring st......
Curtin, Miss Louise, Cambria st. school
Crary, Miss Bertha, Ann st. school......
Carter, Miss Gussie, Amelia st. school
Cox, Miss Bessie M, Gates st. school....
Carr, Miss K. c., High school,.
Carlson, Milton, High school. ...........
oil lvro<a CT
Carr!ck, Miss Ida, Macy st. school......
Culverwell, Miss Alice S., Norwood ST..
Cowan, Miss E., Ninth st. school........
Carr, Miss E. R., Rosedale st. school,.
Cate Miss M. S.. Second st. school......
Comfy, Mabel H., Seventeenth st. school
D.
Davis, Miss B. NJ, Tenth st. SCHOOL,.
Desmond, Miss Kate, Ninth st. school,.
Dorsey, Mrs. 8. NJ, High school,.
Doran, Miss Addie, Hayes st. school,.
Dixon. Miss Ella NJ. Gates st. SCHOOL,.
'Donahue, Mrs. Jennie, Cornwall st......
Dick, Miss Nettie NJ. Cambria st. school
Day. Miss Lizzie, Casco st. school......
Duncan, Miss Luella A., Custer st........
Dubois, Mrs. c. g., CASTELAR, st. school. ]
Dixon, Miss Clara, Chestnut st. school.
Dozler, Melville, Normal school. .......
Dolland, Ed. Santa Fe avenue school.
Dexter. Miss Yetta F.. Breed st. school
Egan, Miss Minnie, Fremont ave. school
Ellsworth, Miss Annie, Alpine st. school
English, Mrs. May, Normal echool......
r
Frank, Miss Eva N, Temple st. school
Fortson, Mrs. Laura NJ, Spring st.......
Field, Miss e. NJ, Staunton st. school
Frew, Will l., Second at. school........,
Freeman, Mrs. c. B., Sixth st. school,.
Forshay. Miss Amelia NJ, Norwood.
Frick, Mrs. M. j., High school. .........
Foster, Miss L. K, Hewitt st. school,.
Flentter, Miss A., Cambria st. school,.
Flint, Miss Ora. Custer st. school,. .......
Felker, N. G., Woodbury., Bus. College
Fort, C. j., Custer st. school,. ....,.......
The herald., 1898-09-13
r. q. CUNAN, Secretary.
Oartl Of Thanka

We desire TO express our thanks to friends
and acquaintances for kindness and sym.
pathy shown in our late bereavement.
MR.. AND MRS. LEN WINES.
MRS. ANA WINES.
JACOB G. WINES.
The herald., 1898-09-13
County COnven tiOn

In accordance with the authority vested
In me by the Peoples party convention o
Los Angeles county, Cal. 1 hereby call fo
q meeting Of that body at the Arcadia no
tel, Santa Monica, Cal, at 1 o'clock p. m.
Tuesday, September 20. 1898.
8. ]. CHAPEL. Chairman.
Attest:
r. q. CUNAN, Secretary.
The herald., 1898-09-13
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The herald., 1898-09-13

Among the Angelenos at San Francisco
hotels Sunday were o. Baet M. B. Web
ber, F. M. Nickel1. H. e. Osborne, Mr.. ana
Mrs. T. E. Gibbon. s. Cooper and daugh-
ter and w. c. H, Noble.
The herald., 1898-09-13


Gibson, Miss E. j., Boyd st. SCHOOL,. 4
Gish, Darwin j., Broadway night school ~
Getz, Miss K, Cambria st. school......
Gregory, Mrs. A. B., Hewitt st. school,.
GUIDE, Miss A.. Hewitt st. school........
Gray. Miss Alice NJ. Olive st. school,. 2s
Greenman, Mrs. NJ. j., Seventh st......
Clifford, Miss W., San Pedro st. school,.
Griswold. Miss Anna s.. Sixteenth St.. IL
Green, Miss Ester NJ Spring st. school 3
Griswold, Miss Eva Olive st. school,. 10
Glass, Miss Jeannttte, Macy st. school 10
Grenvile, Emory. L. A. Military acad..
Grigg, Mrs. A. L. Cumnock School Of
OratOry ...........................
Hardenburg. Miss Rose H.. Temple ST.. 6
Hanlon, Miss Annie r., Thirtieth st.. 10
Hyde. Miss Olive, Thirtieth st. school,.
Hutton, c. E., Normal school,. l...........
Housh. w. H., High school,. 81
Henderson, Miss ]. NJ. New Macy ST.. IS
Horgan, Miss Gertrude, Ann st. school
Hood, ]. W.. Woodbury. Bus college,. Is
Henderson, Miss Mary A., Chestnut st. II
Halversen, Miss G. NJ, Grafton st....... Is
Hunt Miss Helen E., Griffin st. school 81
Hall, Miss Bertha, High school. ......... "A
Hutton, Miss Ada E., Norwood school. "
Hanchette, Mrs. E. A., Ninth st. school
Hays, Miss Fannie. Rosedale school,.
Hutchinson, Miss Nellie, Second st..... Sc
Hays. Miss Helen, Spring st. SCHOOL,.
Housh, Miss F. NJ, West Vernon school 8
Haverman, William, High school...... 80
-
Jenkins Miss Annie NJ, Temple st.."... 81
James, Miss Margaret, Sentous st...... IL
Jones, Miss Dora A., Seventh st. school G
Joy, Miss Edith NJ, Seventeenth st..... Z
Jacobs, Miss Sarah J..................... ]
x
Kennedy Miss Nettie, Chestnut st..... 4
King, Miss Mary F.. New Macy st...... I
Keppel, Mark, Union avenue school,. .1CoS
Knowing, Miss Amy, Gates at. school,. I
Il
Lord, Miss Mira Hellman ST. school,. q
Lang, Miss Mary A., Swain at. school,. e
Lotspelch. Miss Jessie, Thirtieth St.. Al
Lamb, Miss Bessie. San Pedro st. school sc
Lackey, ]. w., Woodbury. Bus. college I
Laughlin, Ada NJ, Normal school..... Il
Lynn, J. A.. st. Vincent school. s
Lawton, Miss Frances, Ninth at. school II
M
Monlux, j. B., Twenty-eighth st. school I.
Mcclure, Mrs. Martha, Twenty-eighth q
McGaw, Miss Jessie A.. Twenty-eighth Il
Mlllard, J. B., Spring st. school, ......... /:
Marsh, Mrs. N. R.. Seventeenth st....
Marsh Miss Alice, Seventh st. school,. {
Morgan. Miss L.. Ninth st. school........
Murdpck. Miss M. e., First st. school,. l.
McPhail, Miss Rena. CASTELAR, ST. school Ii
Murray, Mrs. M. B., Cambria st. school {
McCarty, Miss Kate, Cornwall st. school Il
Madden, Mrs. K. L.. Breed st. school.
Margaret, s., Gatesf st. school. ...
Miner Ada M, Gates St school. .......
Mills, Miss M. E., Sixth ST. school......
Morrissey, Miss K, High school. ....... 81
Mackey. Mrs. Frances. CASTELAR, 81. ..... q
McFadden. Miss Isabel, Tenth st. school
Metcalf, Miss Nettie F., Thirtieth st.. II
Munday, Miss Peru H., Thirtieth St.. 2!
Manley. Miss Edna T.. Second st. school II
~
Nelson. Miss Ester, Twenty-eighth ST..
Newall. Miss Ella M, Temple st.........
The herald., 1898-09-13
LIST OF VOTES
Received Up to o'clock Monday, September 18th

Newkom. Miss Carrie, San Pedro st.... 2
Nelson, Miss Lucy p, Seventh st......
Norton, Miss Nina, Ann st. SCHOOL,.
Newby, Miss Nellie j., Griffin avenue. "a
Osgood Miss Kate F., Norwood school Is
oliver, Miss Bertha, High school....... IA
oliver, Miss M. G.. Amelia st. SCHOOL,.
Owen, Miss Mae, Harper st. SCHOOL,.
> Oswald. Miss Tillie San Pedro st. school IL
p
Plummer, A. W., Olive st. school..... Is
Pierce, e. T.. Normal school..........
Potter, Mrs. Nellie L., SIKH st. school,. z
Porter, Miss Burney Rosedale school,.
Phelps, Miss Mary, Hays st. school,.
Powell, Miss Bessie New Macy school II
Peffer Miss Lizzie, Eighth st. school. Z
Preston, Miss Clara NJ, Normal Model 2S
Phillips, Miss Alice H., Alpine st. school 9
Prince, Miss Lilly E.. Amelia school,.
Pu.ram Miss S., Breed st. school......
Prentice, Miss Luella, 30th s.. school. 16
Phillips, Miss Bae, Sentous st. school,.
Ehiilips, Miss T. j., Sentous st. school,.
Quale, Miss Mary E., Hays at. school,. 10
Quick, Miss Eva NJ, Pco Helghts..... Z
-R-
Reeves, Miss Carrie, Normal Model. 2
Reeves Miss Sarah W., Harper school. 10
Reeves, Miss Alice, Olive ST. school,. &c
Reed. B. W., San Pedro st school...... Is
Reed, Miss Eta s., Sand street school,.
Reid, Miss Vada Sentous ST. SCHOOL,. 13
Reavis, Miss Cora, Union avenue...... 6
Roberts. Miss Flora, Occidental college Is
s.
Slack Miss Cora, Alpine st. school,. 3
Sullivan, Miss Helen, Case st. school,.
Shine, Miss Nellie, Eighth st. school,. 3
Stedman, Miss Lulu Eighth st. school,. 8
Strauss E. L., Fremont st school...... z
Scollard, Miss Dora E., New Macy st.. 26
Stein, J. w. ,Jr., Harper st. school...... II
Sharpe. Miss Belle. Sixth st. SCHOOL,.
Samues. Miss Addle j.. Swain st......
Stansbury Miss May, Tenth st. school u
Saffold, R. c.. L. A. Nil. academy. 2a
Thompson C. ST. West Vernon school
Tedford, Miss Matte s., Sixteenth ST.
T.mmons, Miss Clara L., Harper st.... 3
Todd, Miss Ethel NJ CASTELAR, st....... IS
Ticknor, Miss Gertrude, CASTELAR, st..." IA
Thurston. Mrs. e. A., Custer st. school Z
Tritt, Miss Mamie, Hewitt st. school,. Is
"
Voder Joseph p, Pioo Heights school,.
Won Newmeyer. Charles, Norma0.....
Van Liew c. c., Normal school. ...... 16
w.
White, Mrs M. A. Ann at. school,.
Wurtz Miss Lucy, Macy st. SCHOOL,.
Wyhe, Miss ]. b.. First s.. school...... .
Williams, Mrs. Josie, Eighth st. school I
Wagner. Miss Minnie, Hewitt st. school II
White, Marie. Griffith av. school,.
Waldensfels, Mrs. c., Harmon school 8
Wooster. H. NJ. High school. ol.......... Z
West, Miss Nellie. Ninth st. school...... IS
Whitlock. Miss F. j.. Seventeenth 81.
Welhem Miss Jennie, Sand ST. school,. 2
Walton, Miss Carrie A., Union av....... 8
Winston, Mrs. e. NJ, HeDlman st...... IA
Worm, Miss Bertha, Sentous st......... 8
Wadsworth, G. W.. Occidental college,.1o
y
Young E. R., Rosedale school,. s
Young Miss Clara, Ninth ST. SCHOOL,.
The herald., 1898-09-13
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-12-29

The Lodge and Chapter officers Of
the Masonic fraternity for the year
1899 were duly installed in office at
the chapter rooms on Tuesday eve
ming in the presence Of large number
Of Masons and their invited friends.
The ceremonies were carried cut with
the usual precision aud ease, and the
spectacle was at the same time sol
emn and agreeable. 1t is one of the
charms Of the Masonic ritual that it
proclalms the sublimest facts Of NOR
ality aud brotherhood in the simplest
possible terms; and this charm was
plainly manifest in the installation Of
Tuesday.
After the officers Of the lodge were
ushered into their respective duties
and were clothed with appropriate
regalia, a short recess was held before
taking up the work Of the chapter.
When this was resumed, the proper
insignia was bestowed on each Of the
Chapter officers and they in turn,
were given the obligations of their
respective departments.
At the conclusion of the installa-
tion, Rev. Mr. Snodgrass made a very
pointed and cordial address. He call
ed attention to the fact that Free
masonry has its foundation in the
actual wants of men. Things that
exist and endure, must, he explained,
have a cause for their existence.
| Nothing springs from nothing"
Freemasonry sprang up because Of a
need; it endures and grows in strength
and popularity because that need is
still strong. He spoke Of the mis-
taken criticism that man who be-
came a Mason must leave his religion
behind. Nothing could be further
from the truth than such charge as
this. The only thing man must
leave behind was his sectarianism and
can't The lodge not only encouraged
him in his broader religious principles,
it protected him in his views and re-
spected his convictions. All this
and great deal besides, was given
with a fine enthusiasm and manly
directncss and force.
After the speech,a little singing was
INDUCED in, while the banquet hall
was thrown open and the guests and
members Of the lodge, to the number
OF 50, took places at the table and
partook Of a savory banquet. Raw
oysters and oyster stew, together with
olives, waters, coffee and doughnuts
we're served with a ready hand and a
lively half-hour was spent about the
board. On retiring to the chapter
| hall, choice cigars were distributed,
and the good feeling Of the evening
grew ripper and more open as the oc-
casion advanced toward close.
1t was agreeable to note among the
active entertainers of the lodge, a
mum Der Of young men who have lately
taken on the dignities of the order,
and whose young blood will add vigol
and zest to the fraternity. They have
enlisted in a good cause and are
abundantly able to fulfill its tenets.
! And here's hoping, ~
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Bantist Notes.

The Christmas exercises in the
Baptist church were just as fine as
they could be, evidently there had
been great care exercised ia training
the several classes for their parts
The Ferris Wheel was something
new and worked TO a charm.
The prizes for faithful attendance
for the past year will be presented to
the school next Sunday.
Morning sermon by the pastor.
The union services viii be begun in
the evening. The sermon by Pastor
Il. J. Snodgrass. We are expecting a
large attendance at these meetings
and that much good will be accom-
plished,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-12-29

p Casey of Clifton recently pur-
chased a monument of J. II. Langdon
which he has erected on his lot in
Prescott This is the largest and
finest monument in that cemetery, the
estimated weight being 10000 pounds.
Mr.. Casey expresses himself as being
we'll pleased with the stock and gives
Mr.. Langdon great credit for secur-
ing such 1irst-class work.
The Christmas Eve supper given in
the Congregational church, with an
unexpected Christmas Tree was at
tended by about 300 persons, old and
young, all having good time. The
two large boxes of Christmas presents
sent by this school to homes in the
fire district near Cum berland were
greatly enjoyed by the giyers and re-
ceivers.
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Adrertlsed Letter.

Letters remaining uncalled for In
the postoffice az River Falls, Wis.
for the week ending Dec. "a. 1858:
LADIES.
PeFmeiia A Harzuer,
Nellie Swinson.
GENTS,
Mr.. Geo. Carton,
Alexander Maroon,
Frank Turner.
R. MCGREGoR. P. NJ.
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Farm For Sale.

l offer for Sale my home farm, six
miles east Of the city Of River Falls,
in the town Of Kinnickinnic, consist
ing Of 100 acres Of good land, with
suitable buildings and al abundance
of good water. Terms easy.
r = HICKS
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund money
if it fails to cure. 25c. The genuine
has L. B. Q. on each tablet.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-12-29

The agricultural colleges are be-
coming more popular year By year as
the utility Of the instruction given is
more generally appreciated. The
enrolment in the Agricultural col
Iege in Minnesota for the winter term
Is AS.
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To the patrons Of the River Falls
Post Office: | wish to announce my
self as candidate for the position Of
Postmaster of the city Of River Falls,
and respectfully solicit the support Of
all who wish to favor me.
w. p. MARSHALL.
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President Brier, Professors Ewing,
Clark. Sims and Adrian and Misses
Shultes, Smith, Gillian, Terry and
HathereII are in attendance atthe an
uual meeting Of the State Teachers
Association in session this week in Mil
waukee. Miss Shultes and Mr.. Clark
have papers before the general meet
lug and Mr.. Sims before the Normal
School section. The mem bers of our
Normal faculty are usually present at
meetings Of this character, and al
though the distance to Milwaukee is
considerable, River Falls, it is said,
makes as good a showing in the mem
bership as the Normals much nearer
the place Of meeting. Prof. Ames Of
the High School is also present, repre-
senting the public schools Of this city.
On Tuesday evening most delight
full musicale was given at the home OF
Mrs. Louise Reynolds by Mr.. Hal 5.
Woodruff organist Of Westminster
church Minneapolis. Although Mr..
Woodruff said in his preliminary re-
marks that he claimed to be no
pianist" his exquisite touch and fine
rendition of his selections. proved TO
the contrary. His greatest gift is
perhaps in his voice, as was shown in
the different, styles Of songs given.
In the little loye-song by Meyer-Hel-
mud its mellowness and pathetic quail
ity was most clearly displayed. Those
assisting, sang in their usual pleasing
manner. The entertainment was
given fer the benefit Of the Methodist
church and Mr.. Woodruff's services
were gratuitous.
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1t is estimated that it will cost $40,
coo, geo to repatriate the Spanish sold
iers In Cuba, Porto Rico and the
Philippines.
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Trinity Church,

The mem bers of Trinity church
Sunday School had an unusually
pleasant time on Christmas eve and
each child received from the prettily
decorated tree a box of candy, an
orange and a small token from
Santa Claus"
The service at Trinity church
Christmas morning was in perfect
harmony with the spirit of the day.
The church was appropriately decor
ated with eyergreens, the children
helped to sing the Christmas hymns
and Holy Communion was celebrated,
The Sermon was delivered by Mr.
Hugh Fosbroke Of Nashota.
Mrs. Fosbroke and son Hugh are
visiting In Minneapolis.
New stock Of Carpets at Rasmus-
sens.
River Falls Chapter r. a. NJ will
be differed the coming year as fol-
lows:
II. Pr. S. Freeman.
K-N P. Haugen
Sc W. Chinnock
Sell Campbell
Treas.-E. Van Voorhis
G. H.--F. j Rurhyte
P. S.-A. W. Kaler.
r A. C.-M. c. Pierce.
G NJ 3rd We. Lagerstedt.
G VI. % V.-G. Z. Pratt.
G VI LIST E.-G. N0rseng.
Sentinel. y. Hale
New stock Of Carpets at Rasmus-
sens.
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Go to Jensen 5 for a good, useful
Christmas present that will make
your friends rememb Der you for years.
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MARRIED.

MckEE-DuNN.-At the Congregational
parsonage in this city, Dec. %, 1888, by
Rev. Q. II Mcintosh, Mr. Lutte Mckee
and Miss Nellie Dunn, both of this
gffe
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A three months business course
will begin Tuesday, Jan. 3, 1893. For
further information call on or write
WI, Beeman. Tuition only slice.
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WantehI

silver dimes, oats, corn, eggs and
potatoes A. ID. SHEPARD.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-12-29
CURRENT TOPIC.

CURRENT TOPIC.
Frederick Froebel and his work
Business: Election Of officers.
A full attendance Of the members is request
ed.
MISS PIERCE, Hostess.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-12-29

Fire destroyed $4,000 worth Of
property at Red Wing last Tuesday
morning Among the heavy losses
was the shoe store of J. T. Chinook,
brother Of Mayor Chinook of this
city, whose loss is estimated at $4,000.