River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-05-30


lady asked pertinent question that
when correctly answered embraced
the name of flower.
Care of the complexion during the
summer months: Use lemon juice,
glycerine and rose water, equal parts,
for freckles and sun-burn.
Don't work over a red hot stove
making pies for dessert, Get Is cents
worth of ice cream Chocolate or van
lila sent up from Barnard & Coughs.
1t goes as far as pie
The patrons of the public school will
be pleased to learn that the present
able corps of teachers has been en-
gagged for the coming year. At a
meeting of the school board in the
clerks office Friday it was unanimous
ly agreed to offer to Principal Ames,
his assistants in the high school, and
the grade teachers, the positions for
another year which they now hold and
fill efficiently, 1t is understood that
all have accepted with the exception
of Miss Margaret Anderson who has
an offer more to her satisfaction from
another place.
All colors and latest styles for spring
painting with Masury Paints can be
seen at Barnard & Coughs.
There was large attendance at
the impressive memorial services
held in the Methodist church Sunday
morning. Rev. Snodgrass preached
an eloquent, appropriate and charac-
teristic sermon, Astounding in pathos
and patriotism In the evening Rev.
Mcintosh in the Congregational
church pursued this sentiment of
patriotism in an illustrated lecture,
Following the Flag" with fine
pictures Of several national ensigns,
with the Stars and Stripes conspicu-
Gus, and many scenes illustrative of
the progress and development of the
United States.
Another lot OF mems and youths
suits, cut in the new military style,
at prices that will make your pocket
book smile, at Allard, Stewart Co.'s.
Oliver Knight, aged II, and Myrna
Peterson, aged 10, received diplomas
Of graduation in the examination Of
rural school graduates held at Els
worth Saturday. These diplomas en-
title the holder to enter the High
School without further examination.
They are both residents of Clifton
and have been pupils OF Miss Shaw.
They are bright children, remarkably
advanced in their studies. 1t is
rare thing to find child Of II years
sufficiently matured in mind and adj
vanced in studies to enter the first
year Of the High School. Our High
School has student who finishes his
third year next week while In the
18th year Of his age-Martin Cornell
Jus, from Roberts.
We have just received a few dozen
mems fancy colored soft brown shirts,
Wilson Bros. Bi-metallic brand.
These are some patterns that we're
not out earlier in the season, so you
are sure to get the latest thing. The
better grades have two pairs Of cuffs
with each shirt. Allard, Stewart Co.
The landseekers from here who
went to North Dakota week ago
Tuesday, Amy, Walter and Arthur
Chapman, Mrs. John Watson, Wilbur
White and Clarence Herrick,- re
turned Saturday night. Each one Of
them except Arthur Chapman select
ed quarter section Of government
land and filed on it under the home
stead laws. They located in the same
region where the previous company Of
landseekers from here,--Mrs. Down
er, Jason Downer, the Misses Cora
and Eta Chapman and Frank Chap
man,-had selected homesteads. A.
T Churchill also took a homestead
and bought a quarter section In
addition in the same locality. This
makes quite a colony Of River Falls
people within a few miles Of each
other near Carpio in the Mouse River
valley.