River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-12-11

Mellen's Honey Comb Candy i:
delicious. Try it.
Parker Pens, full case. $1.00-
$500 at Freeman's.
First-c1ass winter apples al
Heinrich & Chinnock's
Wilbur White is performing the
duties of freight agent at the depot
There will be thimble bee al
Mrs. E. II. Daniels next Wednesday
afternoon.
Special Bargains in Trimmed
Hats and Street Hats at the Millin-
cry Emporium.
Andrew Simon left Monday fo1
Valley City, N. D., to take charge
of railway section crew.
w. |. Nolan lectures in Hudson
tomorrow night under the auspices
of the City Lecture Course.
Buy the Henderson Corset-there
is none better on the market. For
sale at the Millinery Emporium.
Mrs. Conklin's lectures were we'll
attended Saturday and Sunday and
were interesting to the auditors.
Japanese China Cups and Sau-
GERS, Plates, Bowls, etc., at Free
mans. Best assortment ever shown
here.
Thomas B. Reed, one of America S
great men, died last Sunday night
after short illness with Bright S
disease.
Miss Katharine Carroll Smith al
the Congregational church Satur-
day night for the benefit of the Read
ing Room.
Election of officers at the next
meeting of the Degree of Honor,
Friday night, Dec. II. A full at
tendance is desired.
G. A. Henty, the author of popu-
lar juvenile historic novels, is dead.
He had written about 80 books all
of which are largely read.
John McKeever returned last
,x,oo1~ f-o,o, . +bron months vi II
with relatives in Massachusetts,
New Jersey and New York.
M. E. Mel1en has fancy bon bon
boxes and the best of candies with
which to fill them. Remember these
when you are looking for Christmas
presents.
A dime social will be held at the
home of Curtiss Johnson on Satur-
day evening, Dec. Is, for the benefit
of Ezekiel Lutheran church. All
are cordially invited.
Go to Freeman S for your Holiday
Goods. We can show you the 1arg-
est and best line we have ever had,
in fact the largest assortment ever
shown in River Falls.
Tommy Morrow run his right
hand against circular saw while
saving wood last Saturday with the
result of a lost thumb and a bad
cash across the back of his hand.
Miss Ridgeway is supported by a
fine musical concert-in baritone
and tenor voices with an excellent
pianist. These musicians are no
crude novices but experienced ar
lists of ability.
Henry Bouton, formerly of this
city, died at Ortonvil1e, Mimi, Nov.
80, of appendicitis. He leaves a
wife and three children. Mr.. Bot
ton and Belden Eaton Of this city,
married sisters.
The Young Mems Club gave the
second of their seasons dances at
Opera Hall Friday night. II was
an unusually lively occasion,
There was good music-by the Hud-
son Star Orchestra.
Sherman Davis has been appoint
ed station agent of the Omaha al
this place. He is transferred from
the station at Altoona. George w
Krauth goes to Cumberland to take
charge of that station.
Licenses TO marry were issued the
past week TO ]. w. Lundeen Of
Westboro and Eta Anderson o.
Ellsworth; L. P. Peterson and Lu
cile C1ouse, River Falls; J. E. Neby
and El1ene Johnson, Ell Paso.
Judging of the number of teams
on the street Saturday Afternoon
there were a great number of people
in from the country. Not only
Main street but the side streets run
ming into it were full of teams. The
s1eighing was good.
BY count of tickets, 453 persons
attended the Elias Day entertain
ment Monday evening, of whom Al
were course-ticket holders. A!
there are 436 course tickets out, i