River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-01-24

ohSSk i0cIuCubS VI IlSdSduU valley,
died at his home in that town last
night.
John Mcclure of New Richmond
desires the appointment of State In
spector of Logs and Lumber. He
knows the trade.
A considerable number of River
Falls people have recently substitute
ed furnaces for the ordinary stove for
heating their residences.
Editor Price of the Star-Times
went to Indianapolis last week to at
tend the executive session of the
National Editorial Associate
The young readers attending the
public school are rejoicing in the en-
joyment of the new juvenile books
recently obtained to supply the read
ing library.
A preacher Of the persuasion of Lat
ter Day Saints-a Mormon-is hold
ing meetings in Spring Valley. Last
winter the people there were afflicted
with smallpox.
The Fire Company are TO be pro-
yided with better quarters, the build
ing on the corner of Main and Ma
pie streets having been engaged for
their convenience.
A farmer in Dunn county killed a
hog last week valued at $40. What a
pity to kill such valuable hog when
there are so many in the country that
are not worth a cent
f. NJ. Ulrich and f. d, Ensign,
local lumber dealers, attended the an
nual meeting of the Northwestern
Lumbermen's Association held at
Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. fred NJ Farcas of Chicago
died Jan. %, at the home Of her moth
er, Mrs. Jane Murphy, in this city.
The funeral over her remains occurs
at the Catholic church to-day.
Jason Downer has been teaching in
the public school here for the past two
weeks, relieving Miss Amy Chapman
so that she might remain by the bed
side of her father In his last illness.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Adella Helene Lord and Mr..
Louis L, Pettengill to take place Feo.
7, 1901, at the home of the bride spar
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hersey f. Lord,
at San Jose, California.
The remains of A. W. Bosworth,
who died in ST. Paul, were taken to
Prescott and inferred in Pine Glen
Cemetery yesterday. Mr.. Bosworth
was an early resident of Prescott and
later lived in this city several years.
The Wisconsin Dairymen's Asso-
citation will hold its annual meeting
at Mondovi, Feb. II to 16 Everyone
interested in this important industry
should attend this meeting. Round
trip tickets can be purchased at one
and one-third fare.
Coley Krauth shipped 30 carloads of
ice to Ellsworth last week, and will
ship an equal mum Der there later Mr..
Krauth with a crew is in Hudson this
week putting up ice for parties there.
He also has crew here getting out
ice for the farmers.
J. s. Copley came into the JOURNAL
Office Monday and arranged for good
line threading for the year. -subscrib-
ing for the JOURNAL, the Times Her
aid, the Milwaukee Sentinel, the Pho
neer Press, the Inter-Ocean, the
Globe-Democrat, the Prairie Farmer
and Munsey's Magazine.
The question: Resolved that the
ship subsidy bill should be passed"
was debated at the Normal Literary
Society last Friday evening. The
judges decided in favor OF the mega.
tive, from the result OF the debate.
1t might be added that their decision
is consonant with the merits of the
case as well.
The people of the city who appre-
ciate an intellectual feast Of good
things will not fail to attend the lee