River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-10-30

Attend the Firemen's Ball, to-
morrow night.
I Lutte Musser has bought the W. F.
Kellogg house.
Sheriff c. E. Glass is in the city
this afternoon.
Henry Cornish has moved into
his new house.
A splendid variety of shirts, col
lars and ties at R. N. Jenson's
Tomorrow night is Hallow cen.
We hope the small boys won't find
it out.
President Roosevelt has designat-
ed Thursday, Nov. q, as Thanks
giving Day.
Confirmation service at the Eze-
kiel Lutheran church next Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock.
F. P. Ainsworth was down from
Glenwood Saturday in company
with Mayor Rose and party.
Norman Forsyth went to ST. Paul
yesterday where he has a job as
fireman on Great Northern engine.
Col. F. E. Parsons of Lake Mills
addressed small audience at Opera
Hall last Thursday night in behalf
of the Republican ticket.
Two men were shot in New Mex
leo few days ago, being mistaken
for geese. The fellow who shot
them was evidently a goose"
Rev. ]. Oliver of Saltwater will fill
the Baptist pulpit next Sunday
morning and evening. Mr.. Oliver is
a strong preacher and will delight.
The Millinery Emporium is max
ing a specially of order work this
season. Bring your trimming to
us and you will be more than
pleased.
Walter Houser, candidate for sec
rotary of state on the Republican
ticket, discussed campaign issues at
Opera Hall last night to fair-sized
audience.
Mrs. Thos. Davis of Prescott,
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Jas. Davis, in Clifton Monday.
The funeral was held at Prescott
yesterday afternoon.
The ladies of the M. E. church
will hold their annual fair to-mor-
row in G. A. R. hall. A chicken
pie dinner will be served for twenty
five cents; supper fifteen cents.
Green West shipped 2100 sheep
from here last week, paying for the
same $500. Martin Olson of Gil
man, brought in the largest num-
ber-forty- ix.-Spring Valley Sun.
w. F. Kellogg and wife and their
daughter, Mrs. Jenkins, left yester-
day for their future home at Spo-
kane, Washington, followed by the
best wishes of host of friends.
At the final meeting of the board
of registry, Tuesday, the names of
between sixty and seventy voters
were added to the registry list
making the number on the list
about 900.
The electric light service suffered
a temporary interruption last Fri
day night. Lightning severed the
electric light wire opposite Prof.
Sims residence and doused all the
glims in the city.
Harry Harris of Baldwin, Demo
cratic candidate for sheriff of St.
Croix county, was in the city this
noon. He, in company with sever
al other Democratic politicians of
that county, was canvassing the
town of Troy.
Herman Parsons, principal of the
North side school, has opened an
evening class. He has twelve or
fifteen listed, mostly young Scandi-
navians from the shops, who wish
to become better informed.-Hud-
son Star-Times.
Curtis Johnson has received a
thoroughbred boar of the 0 1 c
breed by express from Woburn, Ill.
He sold it to w. H. Lowell and Fred
Smith. Mr.. Smith keeps it. This,
we believe is the first specimen of
this breed in these parts.
DIR. E. C. Roberts, Refractionist,
of Red Wing, Mimi, will be in River
Falls, Nov. 9Th and 9TH at City
Hotel with full line of fine crystal
line spectacles and eye glasses.
Eyes examined by the latest ap-
proved scientific methods. Glasses
ground to order to correct weak
eyes, etc. Office hours, II to p.
m. Consultation free, charges rea-
| son able