River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-01-30
Following are the officers installed
by the lodge Of Royal Neighbors for

by the lodge of Royal Neighbors for
the ensuing year:
O.-Mrs. Jennie Howe
v. O.-Mrs- Margaret Burnett
Chancellor-Mrs. Gala Elliott
Recoder-Mrs Elizabeth Symes
Receiver-Mrs. Mary Kelly
Marshal-Miss Elphena Bergman
/. S.-Mrs Hannah Scroggie
I o. S.-Mrs. Mary Northrup
Physican-Dr. A. E. Gendron
John Copley called at the JOURNAL
Office Saturday and renewed his ann ual
subscription for the JOURNAL, the
observation-disclosures, the Pioneer
Press, the Inter-Ocean, the Globe
Democrat, the Milwaukee Sentinel,
the Prairie Farmer and Munsey's
Magazine. These with the other half
dozen papers he gets every week will
occupy his leisure hours and keep him
and his family informed of what the
people In general are doing.
Three hundred new books have late
ly been added to the public reading H.
brary Of the public school. Some Of
these are the classic works of the old
masters Of literature and some the
best productions of late celebrities.
All are popular works, selected with
care and with reference to the needs
of the students, and are interesting
books and profitable TO read. In ad-
dition to these books, selected for the
recreation Of the students, a mum Der
of new reference books and aids in
the study Of literature have been pur-
chased.
All players who are interested in
the organization of band are re-
quested to meet at. the City Hall
the Firemen's building-to- morrow
friday evening at o'clock sharp, to
consider the question of reYiving, or
organizing new band. This city has
good talent in this line and there is
no reason why frst-class band may
not be maintained here. A good band
is good thing in town as this city
can testify by experience, as we have
on several occasions had one in which
the citizens felt just pride. A band
in city is an evidence Of enterprise.
The absence Of one, the want Of it.
Every one interested in this COM
mendable undertaking should be
present tomorrow night and help to
push along good thing.
Some noticeable business changes
are in evidence in the city at the be-
ginning of this year. O. W. Newcomb
& Co. moved into their new and COM
modious quarters from the old stand
opposite the Opera House; the firm
OF Pratt & Walker was succeeded by
Pratt & TomIinson; Mr.. Oman
moved into the Jensen store near
the Bank of River Falls from the
east side ofMain street; the firm of
Howe s. Ainsworth was dissolved, the
business going to f. A. Howe; @. T.
Ritchey bought out NJ. Ell. Wolf in
''The Fair" and adds to general
stock Of dry goods line of hardware,
pursuing the business at the old
stand on the east side Of Main street;
T. EEL. Daniels has taken Gilbert Nor
seng into partnership in the "Boston
Store" with other changes contin-
gent--in which arrangement Eddie
Hamilton will move his grocery stock
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now occupied by Heinrich & Chin
mock, this latter firm preparing to
move into the south store of the new
Smith building on the west side Of
Main street on the first of March.
When Hamilton moves from the
."Boston" the place he occupies with
grocery stock will be fitted up by Dan
iels & Norseng for boot and shoe de-
Dartmnnt