River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-02-13

son over Sunday.
Oh. Kimball is down from ST. Pau
this week visiting at home.
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday
the commencement of lent.
The Congregational parsonage i
being wired for electric lights.
E. Ell. Levings Of this city has beer
granted a pension of $14 month.
If you have coins, prepare to sheo
them now. The Public School is after
them.
Mrs. Fred Greenwood of Lake Mills
this state, is visiting with Mrs. Clar
ence Sweet.
Several couples from here attended
the Mardi Gras ball at Prescott last
Friday night.
A nun Der of young people from
here attended dance at Roberts
Monday night.
For SALE CHEAP-A secondhand
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Quire at this office.
S. j. Mealy, the starch factory man
of Monticello, Mimi, was in the city
the first of the week.
| Prof. A. L. Ewing gave his illus
trated yellow Stone Park" lecture
at Downing last night.
Miss Minnie Haling returned last
Thursday from a visit to friends and
relatives in Spring Valley and FL Paso.
Daniel Northrop died at his home
in Ham mond Tuesday, aged SO. He
was one Of the first settles in that
town.
The Normal basket ball team goes
to Baldwin Saturday night to play a
game with the Baldwin High School
team.
E. M. Dolan, park contractor, was
In the city Monday to see il the city
wished his services in landscaping the
city park,
An intellectual treat will be GER
tain Of enjoyment to those who listen
to the lecture on William Mckinley
at the M. e. church.
Up-to-date carriage and sign paint
ing. All work guaranteed. Shop op-
posite JOURNAL office.
@. e. BERNE.
Several sleigh loads Of young people
attended a basket social at John
Firms, three miles southwest of town,
Monday evening. They all had good
time.
The services at the M e. church
Sunday evening, commemorative Of
I Abraham Lincoln, our first martyred
president, were instructive and inter-
esting.
The joint teachers association
meeting, held at the Normal school
last Saturday was we'll attended by
teachers from both Pierce and ST.
CroiX counties.
Miss Alice Crawford's physicians
Soap at DR.. Ashley's office, j. S. Wads-
worth's shoe store, the City Hotel,
and Allard, Steward Co.'S. Tatting
at Allard, Stewart Co.'S.
Our immense line of laces, EN- broid-
cries, wash goods, dress goods, silks,
Innings and trimmings are on the way
and are beginning to arrive now.
Wait and see them. We can please
you. ALLARD, STEWART Co.
The Mandolin and Glee Club of the
University of Minnesota is making a
winter tour to cities in that state and
an occasional visit to cities In the
northwest part of this state. It
plays in New Richm ond the 21st. The
cub consists of IS mem bers.
Until further notice we will on
every Saturday give away a 2-pound
package of the Home Brand Famous
Oat Meal, or J pound of our 2O-cent
roasted coffee with each cash pur-
chase of one dollar.
MARTIN OLSON.
D. D. Day has quite a colony of
Belgian hares. He purchased two or
three several years ago and now has IS.
During the time he has been engag-
ed in raising them he has dipsosed of
considerable number. They are
easily raised, are healthy and thrifty,
The Young Mems Dancing Club
held it's last dance for the season at
Opera Hall Friday night. Over
80 couples were present and all the
participants confess to an elegant
time. The Star Orchestra of Hudson
furnished the music, which was very
satisfactory.
Miss Jennie Carruthers entertained
a party Of her friends from town Mon.
day evening in honor of Mr.. Phillips
A very interesting and well-plannec