River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-02-12

An extra train came in Tuesday
loaded with coal.
Mrs. Harry Haling of ST. Paul
visited relatives here last week.
Seats for Burdette's lecture at
Taggart's on and after Saturday,
Feb. IA.
T. H. Daniels has purchased Gil
bert Norseng's interest in the
Boston" store.
Frances Kirsch has Withdrawn
from the Normal and returned to
her home in Stanton.
The grip is getting in it's best
ticks. A great many people are in
the grasp of it's strenuous embrace.
The Normal is to be furnished
with two new pianos, one for the
kindergarten and one for the gym
nasium.
Rev. ]. ]. Clemens breaches in
Ellsworth and River Falls on alter
nate Sundays. He breaches here
next Sunday.
Attention is called to the special
bargains in clothing manifest in
Hagestad & Co.'s new advertise
ment on the first page.
The Menomonie high school bas-
ket ball team play here with the
Normal Saturday evening. The
game will be played at Opera Hall.
PLUMBING.-If you need anything
done in the line of plumbing, call up
Arthur Chapman-te1ephone 59-or
leave orders on slate at Elertson
Bros.
Will Hodge read a paper on the
"Obstacles in the Temperance
Movement" at the convention of the
l. o. G. T. at Spring Valley last
Saturday.
Course tickets, good for the re-
naming numbers of the People,
Lecture Course and including the
extra number, Rabbi Hirsch, April
7, only so cents.
Why toll all day when Maple City
Washing Soap is waiting and
willing to do half your work for you.
In the end it will save your money,
time and temper.
Daniel S. Cheney, an old resident
of Prescott, died on Friday of last
week, aged 80. He was a brother
in-1aw of D. B. Hyatt of this city.
Mrs. Cheney died last July.
At the Congregational church
Sunday morning the subject of dis
course will be "The Physical Bene-
fit of Christianity" In the evening
the question will be What is Hell?"
Hersey F. Lord returned to his
home at San Jose, California. He
was accompanied by his wife, nee
Miss Edna Clemens. The best
wishes of a host of friends accom-
pany them.
Miss Bessie Drisco11 who has
been visiting friends in Red Wing
and Usage, Mimi, returned home
Saturday, Mrs. H. Leach accom-
panied her as far as St. Paul where
she will visit friends.
A petition has been circulated the
last week and was generally signed
by the business men of the city to
have the express office located in
the business part of the city for the
sake of better convenience.
1t is expected that Prof. G. w. E.
Hill will give a lecture here about
the goth of March. Prof. Hill has
spoken to a River Falls audience on
several occasions, and with such
good effect that all who have heard
him are anxious to hear him often.
Mr.. Uttman, southern salesman
for the Hudson Produce Co., was
here the first of the week arranging
with Manager Hutchins for the
shipping of potatoes. The Co. ex-
poets to ship $4,000 to 10000 bush
els of potatoes from here this
spring and Mr.. Uttman has gone
south to find markets for the ship
ments.
The support which the people
have given the Peoples Lecture
Course has been SO good that the
committee has found it possible to
add an extra number to the course,
and on April 7, in the Methodist
church, the people will have an op-
portunity to hear the noted Jewish
scholar and divine of Chicago,
Rabbi Emil G. Hirsch. This num-
Der will be given to holders of
course tickets absolutely free. The
last chance TO secure course tickets
will be during the sale for Burdette' S