River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-11-28

large congregation gathered laSJ
Sunday evening to hear Mr.. Spencer's
address on "a Skeptlc in Borrowed
Clothes" The next in the series will
be, "Skeptic Studies Human Nature. I"
In the morning the sermon will be
especially to boys and girls on,
Fidelity TO Cody Ancestry"
There was very enjoyable social
gathering at j A. Uhlmans Monday
night, in the nature of surprise
party. Mrs. Uhlman had arranged
to surprise Mr.. Uhlman upon the &C.
casion of his arrival home from his
ranch in Williston, N. D., by confront
ing him with a number of his friends
and neighbors whom she had invited
to be present. The evening passed in
sociability with music and a banquet.
Go to Williams new gallery for the
best Photographic Pictures. Prices
right.
Roy Wilkinson, the 11-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Wilkinson
Of Fargo. n. D., former resi-
dents of Clifton and Prescott) left
home last June and the parents could
get no trace OF him until the first OF
this week when by accident they
ascertained he was killed In wreck
on the Great Northern at White
Earth and buried there as an I'M
known. His rem aims we're disinterred,
taken to Fargo and buried there
Mono day.
Joe O'Conner lectured at Opera
Hall Saturday night upon, MY tour
around the world; what l have seen
in other lands" A good sized au-
dience patronized the lecture which
was for the benefit of st. Bridgets
church. Tickets we're sold to the
amount Of SOL at 25 cents each. Mr..
O'Connor was supported In his enter :
tainment by Dick Allen OF Chicago,
In his "One Man Orchestra" who
performed the musical part of the
program, playing on seven musical
instruments at once.
The merits of a likeness lies In its
likeness-its resemblance to the
original, the living form. There are
pictures that speak-so life-like are
they. The soul speaks out of the
eyes, beams in the countenance; the
features are as distinct in every out
line as in the real person of whom it
is Photographic likeness. Observe
this feature of Kellogg s. Boals' pho
tographs. Do you want an exact, a
perfect likeness? They guarantee to
give you such one. Gallery open hol-
idays-TnanksgiviDg, Christmas and
New Years.
The M. e. church was crowded to
the full extent OF its seating capacity
Sunday morning to hear Awad
Gladius, the Egyptian, in his lecture
on the manners and customs OF the
Egyptians. The talk was Of much
interest to the audience. He dis
cussed the geography, history and
products of the country, and had
much to say Of the strange ways Of
this strange people. Mr.. Gladlus is
studying with the Christian ministry
in view, being now student in the
junior class OF the Ohio Wesleyan
University. A collection was taken
up at the conclusion Of the services
to aid him In the pursuit of his studies.
That the Firemen's Ball will be
numerously attended tonight, is as
sured by the liberal numb OF tickets
sold, although the number of tickets
sold is not certain factor to deter
mine the attendance as some people
buy ticket to patronize the organi-
zation who do not dance and some Of
those perhaps disapprove OF the
pastime, but large number will be
in attendance, especially from abroad,
who will not purchase tickets until
their arrival at the hall this evening.
Mrs. Thelander furnishes the supper
and those who have sat at her table
in previous years will be hungry to-
night for what they have anticipated
she would furnish on the occasion.
Miss Myrtle and Ernest Currler en-
tertained a party of their young
friends at their home Saturday night
with games OF cinch and crokinole.
The out-of-town guests present were,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pitts, Mr.. Peter
son and Miss Maud Pitts Of Ham
mond; Sam Pitts Of Houlton; Mr..
Williams and Miss George Matteson,
Miss Eloise Haycox, and our old-time
clerk, Carl Nicholson and Miss Lizzie
Penman OF Hudson. The rest Of the
company we're near-at home young
people. After several hours Of lively
playing time was called and scores
counted, when 1t was found that
Miss Eloise Haycox had won first
prize for clnch--a birch-bark canoe
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