River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-03-12

Notice Mr.. Frye's advertisement
for the sale of his household goods.
Services at the Baptist church
next Sunday, led by Miss Pratt.
VIM. Foley is preparing to build
barn, 40 by 80, on his farm near
here.
Spencer Shepard has gone back
to Minnetonka to work at his trade
as a carpenter.
For SALE.-The Mrs. S. M. Ros-
enquist premises on 4th street. In
quire of ]. B. Stiles.
The ladies will serve a dinner and
supper at the Reading and Rest
Rooms election day, April 7.
To RENT. Farm in Cliff on.
Possession given April l. Enquire
of Mrs. ]. Knight, first ward.
Matt Simon reports the advent of
whole flock of robins, seen in the
grove near his residence this week.
Eddie Dahl of Cambridge, Mimi,
brother of Mrs. Engdahl, is work
ing in the tailor shop of F. Eng
dahl.
Nels A. Nelson of Ell Paso was
killed by falling tree which he and
his son were saving down last
Thursday.
Picture frames-a fine line at the
River Falls Building & Manufacture
ing Company's, opposite the JOUR
NAL office.
Mrs. M. Drisco1l has bought the
Mrs. Hunt place on the west side.
The sale was made through the
Wisconsin Land Co.
Bro. Hur1burt, of the Prescott
Tribune, was in Chicago last week
arranging for a new newspaper
press Maiden Rock Press.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E.
church next Sunday. Love feast at
9 a. M, sermon at 1890 by Presid-
ing Elder Rev. Edward Trim1n.
c. W. Ensign and wife returned
to the city Tuesday. They have
spent the winter with their daughter,
Mrs. F. E. Munroe, at Ladysmith.
Wisconsin Land Co. has a dwell
ing and two lots for sale, all for
$25O-a bargain. Also many other
dwellings in the city at low figures.
The Normal basket ball team
played another game with the city
team Saturday night and defeated
the city team by score of 26 to FL.
Mrs. R. w. McCabe and son
Robbie are at Austin, Mimi, this
week, where there is a reunion of
Mrs. McCabe's relatives at their
old home.
William Hawley Smith, who
lectures at the Congregational
church next Monday night, was at
one time associated With Bill Nye
upon lecture tours.
Rev. G. w. Nuzum preached in
the M. E. church Sunday morning
and Prof. Fletcher occupied the at
tention of the audience there in the
evening".
Mrs. Howard Hutchins and child
rem of Hudson spent a part of last
week in visit at the home of Mrs.
HIS parentsin-1aw, Mr.. and Mrs.
Heman Hutchins.
The new band have rented the
hall over Johnson Bros. restaurant,
the old Masonic hall, for practice
work. The boys are pleased with
their instructor, O. E. Akre.
Sunday morning the subject of
discourse at the Congregational
church will be Salt" In the
evening it will be Choosing Be-
tween Ones Doubts and Ones
Faiths"
The High school had prepared
for a debate with the schools of
New Richmond and Ellsworth but
arrangements, instead of being
completed, it seems, have fallen
through.
E1don Woodwork returned from
Denver, Col, about three weeks ago,
very much braced up by the air of
that high, dry country. He takes
possession of the postoffice at Ellis
worth the 18th of this month.
Fred Relander, proprietor of the
Gladstone hotel at River Rails, last
week purchased from Sheriff Harris
the pacing mare, Maud, for $50.
River Falls people take notice and
keep out of the dust.-Hudson
Star-Times.
This is a fine day with every
promise that the winter of our dis
content is past" But experience