River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-01-10


which will be utilized for the purpose
of erecting parish dwelling.
The fraternal societies of the city
find them selves in a flourishing con-
dition at the beginning of the new
year.
Lloyd Eghert, Oldest son of Theo.
E. Egbert of Hammond, was killed
in railroad accident on the Great
Northern Sunday
The schools began operations again
Monday with an abundance of mater
ial from the raw to the partially
finished--more or less finished-pro-
duct.
The fire company will appeal to the
city council to furnish more conven-
lent and commodious quarters for
their meetings, fire apparatus and a
Jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Beorn were
surprised by party of over twenty of
their friends who called on them last
evening, bringing their refreshments
with them.
Some of our young people arranged
dance at Opera Hall last Friday
evening in honor of their guests,
Dean Andrews, Robt. Graham and
Walter Stone.
Trinity Guild will meet hereafter
on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays OF
each month. The 4th Wednesday of
this month the Guild will meet with
Mrs. Min. Chinook.
Conditions have been very favorable
for pleasure sleigh riding for two
weeks past. The weather and just
the right amount of snow have invited
people out to enjoy the pastime.
The question OF referendum"
will be debated at an open session Of
the High School Lyceum Friday night.
Some other interesting features are
also on the prog ram for performance.
A couple of inches of snow fell last
night and as the wind was reasonably
quiet this crop of the beautiful was
distributed where it will do the most
good. The sleightng is very fair.
The JOURNAL seconds the motion
for a business mems association to
invite and encourage the location at
this place of some enlivening indus
tries and for suudry other purposes.
e. J. Scott of DELAY an, formerly of
the New Richmond Voice, has COM
menced the publication of monthly
magazine devoted to points in poul-
try and the Belgian hare industry"
Murphy is now the biggest potato
in the hill, next to little Bob. If you
doubt it, consult Usher and Nieman,
who are trying to extract the starch
out of them Hudson Star-Times.
O. w. Newcomb, G. e. Pratt and
Edward Elertson have had electric
lights put into their residences the
past week: DR.. Toby into his resi-
dence, office, and barn, and DR.. Gen.
dron into his office.
Our young ladies and gentlemen
students at the colleges who came
home to spend the holidays have re-
turned to their work as also have
those teaching abroad who were here
over the holidays.
Union Lodge No. 80, and Puritan
Lodge No. 3, A. o u. w. will hold
session for the installation Of officers
Friday tomorrow evening, Jan. II.
All workmen are requested to be
present. Oyster supper.
The Woman's Relief Corps of Wis
consin are congratulated by the ma
tional treasurer of the order for the
substantial amount OF money the
corps raised for the relief Of sufferers
by the Galveston disaster.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs in
stall officers at Odd Fellows Hall to-
morrow friday evening. All Odd
Fellows aud their wives and Rebek-
abs and their husbands are invited to
be present. Oyster supper.
LosT.-A small pocketbook con-
tanning quite sum OF money and
tax receipt. Tue finder will be liber-
ally rewarded by leaving the same at
this Office