River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-09-28
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RIVER FALLS, WIS. SEPT. rs, 1899
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class matter.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Oscar Kimball has position on the
st. Paul division of the Omaha r. r
A nice display of ladies' trimmed
hats at our usual low prices at The
Fair.
Rev. Derby OF Ellsworth will occupy
the pulpit in the M. E. church mex
Sunday.
Rod. McGregor has been appointed
administrator OF the estate Of Hiram
Loomis.
Rev. johnson will hold service II
the Lutheran church next Sunday
evening at the usual hour.
Otis Johnson is home from Pipe
stone, Mimi, having disposed OF hi
restaurant business there.
Charles Leayitt and Miss Mae An
derson of this city were married a
Hastings, Mimi, Sept. %, 1899.
A lodge Of the United Order Of For
esters is to be organized here Oct.
A membership of about so has beer
secured.
The succulent cabbage is ripe ant
its fragrance permeates the atmos
phere, suggestive of cauld slaw AM
saur kraut.
Buffalo county creameries received
from 10 to % cents a pound for butte
this season when farmers sold butte
at stores for II to Is cents.
J.R. McNair OF st. Paul has paintet
a very artistic new drop curtain 70
Opera Hall. The center piece is
picture of the naval battle at Manila
Is River Falls to have Farmers
Institute the coming winter? fit
possible to secure one we suppose gu
farmer friends will attend to the ap
plicati0n.
The ladies of the Baptist churcl
will serve supper at the residence o
@. II. Lewis, opposite the High School
tomorrow friday evening, from fiv'
to eight. Supper ten cents.
The Spring Valley Iron Smelter Co
has stopped hauling limerick from
here, claiming that it costs too mucl
to get it to the cars. The Sun says
good ledge of limerick has been fount
near Spring Valley.
A com pany isnow at work at Ap
pie River Falls, near Somerset in st
Croix county, putting in machiner.
to secure power to generate electri
city for lighting and the running o
machinery in st. Paul-30 miles dist
ant.
A large aerolite fell near Sycamore
O., recently. 1t weighed over 90
pounds and burst into many pieces
The light of the meteor was binding
and it's roar in passing through tn
air was deafening. 1t made tn
earth trem BILE when it struck.
The remains of Miss Philena Childs
who died at her home in Alexandria
Mimi, will be brought here tomorrow
for intermentin Greenwood cemetery
The deceased was a resident of thi
city in the early days. She was nearl.
80 years old at the time Of her death
The Normal Badger will be con
Quoted by the Normal students thi
year, the Literary Society having
transferred it to them. Miss Marga
ret Anderson has been elected Editor
in Chief, Walter Scott Assistant Ed
itor and Roy Nichols Business Man
ager.
Corn harvesters are coming int
general use. More corn fodder vii
be saved and used in consequence
Corn stalks cut while the leaves are
green and properly cured make ar
excellent ration for all kinds of stock
but especially is it valuable for milcf
COWS.
Mrs. Elbridge Currier arranged
surprise party for her little daughter
Margaret, Tuesday, the date of heI
5th birthday anniversary. A num-
Der of little'people were present, safe
,.,.5ol cd anfarfoipad nv Mrs ga