River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1898-11-03

RIVER FALLS, Wis, Nov. 3, 1898.
Entered atthe Dost-ofcein River fajiso,sscoaa
class matter
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
+. a. Howe is building a barn upon
his premises on Second street.
Remember the Ell Perkins lecture
at the Congregational church Fri
day, Nov. 18th.
John Reed has completed a brick
dwelling house on the corner of Sixth
and Walnut streets.
THE light is sweet, and a pleasant
thing it is to see the sun"-especially
after a two weeks obfuscation.
For the most fashionable millinery
60 to the River Falls Millinery EN-
porium, east side Of Main street.
Nearly every Republican considers
the success Of his ticket a foregone
conclusion this fall And so it is if all
Republicans vote.
j. Harshman is making extensive
changes and Improvements upon his
residence, which adds to its conYen.
fence and appearance.
There is no reason why any Repub-
lican should not give his influence and
vote for the ticket this fall but every
consideration Of interest demands his
active loyalty.
Kellogg's windows reflect new faces
pictures that bear inspection and de
yelop no imperfections If you want
a good picture 90 to Kellogg's instead
Of to the cities He can satisfy you
A L. Lien had a severe attack of
sickness last week from which seri-
Gus consequences threatened but the
doctors and well preserved constitu-
ton pulled him through so he is able
TO be out.
A bicycle track has been surveyed
and staked out in Glen Park. The
trees are to be dug out, the ground
leyelled and it is intended that the
track shall be covered with fine gravel
at some time.
Rev +. Trimm Of Chippewa Falls
chaplain Of the Bird Regiment of Wis
Volunteers, win lecture in the NJ. F.
church next Tuesday evening, Nov
Is, under the auspices of the Epworth
League. Admission Is cents.
John Nelson met with an accident
by the falling Of the scaffolding upon
which he was at work on the Jensen
block last Thursday, from which he
has been suffering considerable, but is
improving and nearly whole again.
Mrs Read of Vermont, a repre-
sentative of the Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society Of the NJ, f. church,
spoke ID the Methodist church Sun
day, morning and evening. In the
evening she organized a Home Mis-
sionary Society Of fifteen members.
An emigrant wagon IA prairie
schooner"-is occasionally seen going
through the city. Some are moving
to the northern part of the state,
some going south and some coming
home from unsatisfactory expIora
tiOns.
There are six state tickets in the
field These appear on the ballot in
alpha betical order Democratic,
Prohibition Peoples Party, Repub-
lican, Social Democrat, Social Labor.
The Social Democrats and the Social
Labor party have no county tickets
in Pierce county.
The old restaurant building belong
ing to Pres. Carroll has been moved
by Robert tombstone from its tenn
porary moorings, near the Gladstone,
to a lot opposite the JOURNAL office.
1t looks better in its new location
and when remodeled for a store ac-
cording to the intention Of Mr.. Car
roll will be fine building
Marshal McKeen has frequent oc-
pasiOD tn accOro m Oda+a +ranSientS
with lodgings. And by this we do not
refer to the arrests, but to occasional
travellers passing through town who
can i'll afford to 60 to hotel. They
ask lodging in the city cooler"
they are accommodated and the city
is to no expense from this conceded
courtesy,
Some boys near Glenwood found a
quantity Of rock last week filled with
a soft metal. They took away what