River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-10-11

RIVER FALLS, WIS, OCT. IL, 1900.
Entered atths Dost-o6zes Rissr FGiisassscond
class matter.
LOCAL And MISCELLANEOUS.
Ice-cream cents dish at Barnard
s. Clough's.
d. Annis has rented Mr.. Godfrey's
house on Fourth street.
Percy Ap Roberts is recovering
from severe attack of enteritis.
List your property with the Morgan
Land Agency. They can sell it for
you.
Frank Watson and Miss Bernice
Worthington are attending the Agri-
cultural School at St. Anthony Park.
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For SALE.-One Winchester re-
peating shot gun, in good condition.
No better shooting gun made. f. G..
Cox.
Rev. Gill went to Roberts Monday
to assist in the funeral services at
the burial Of the remains of e. G..
Partridge.
The JOURNAL has In type an in
teresting letter from Rod Williams
but stress of local news crowds it over
TO next week.
Trinity Guild will meet with Faith
er Hall at the mission house on We'd
nesday, Oct. II, at 2:30 P. N. All are
cordially invited.
DR.. P. e. DeMille will make his
next professional visit to River Falls
on Monday, Oct. %, remaining
through the week.
Lutte Dodge will take charge of the
clothing department Of the Thomas
( Nimlos Store at Ellsworth. He en-
tiers upon his duties next week.
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Senator Quarles spoke at a Repub-
lican rally at Hudson Tuesday night.
A good sized delegation from River
Falls contributed to the enthusiasm
Of the occasion.
1t is rumored that Hon. Thomas
Jones and family are coming to River
Falls to reside. They will be well
come addition to the city's business
and social circles.
The Osceola Sun publishes in a sup
plement to its issue of Oct. his
tOrical edition Of Osceola. The sup
plement is illustrated with good half
tone cuts and the historical data is of
much local interest.
E. G. Partridge, for forty years a
resident of st. Croix county, died at
the home of his son at Merriam Park
on Sunday. Mr.. Partridge was IA
years old and lived for many years at
Roberts, in st. Croix county.
j. B. Smith, Esq, of Madison, form
erly of this city, Prohibition candi-
date for governor of the state, will
address the people at this place in the
interests of his party sometime in the
latter part of the month.
A new star has appeared in the
constellation of Northern Wisconsin
newspaperdom-the Clear Lake Star,
No. I, q Vol. l, is out and wrinkles
with good ideas and intentions. 1t is
edited and published by w. E. Hard
ing.
The columns of the JOURNAL have
been so crowded with local news late
ly we had no space for large amount
of pertinent political material we
have on hand. We have a strong de-
sire to ''whoop-'er-up" for the ticket
at the head of these columns. The
entire ticket is sure winner anyhow.
A Republican rally at Opera Hall
last Thursday evening was addressed
by M,ssrs. MCGEE and Cochems Of
Milwaukee. These young men are
good speakers and they made
strong, logical presentation Of the
attitude of the Republican party on
current issues, commencing it to the
support of voters.
R. n. Bevans and j. FL. Langdon
have been appointed by the Grand
Army Of the Republic to solicit aid
for the sufferers from the disastrous
storms that devastated Galveston.
1t is to be hoped that all will con-
tribute as literally as possible as the
survivors of that disaster are in dire
distress.
The State Historical Society-as
trustee of the State-dedicate its
new library and museum building at
Madison, Oct. 10. The North Gen.
trail History Teachers Association