River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1903-08-27
The Christian Endeavor societies

afternoon and evening at the Con
gregational church in this city
The societies at Hudson, Roberts
Baldwin and Hammond, st. Croi,
county, were invited to participate
Rev. Grant of Eau Claire delivers
the principal address this evening
DR.. E. c. Roberts, Refractionist
of Red Wing, Mimi, will be in River
Falls Sept. 9th and 10th, at City
Hotel, with a full line of fine crys.
talline spectacles and eye glasses
Eyes examined by the latest ap-
proved scientific methods. Glasses
ground to order to correct weak
eyes, etc. Consultation free, charges
reasonable.
The fashion that women have re-
Gently assumed of going about
without hats is causing trouble in
New York churches. Some of the
conservative parsons object to the
innovation of women going to
church without some headgear. We
do not see that anybody has occa-
sion to decry the innovation except
the milliners.
Rev. T. ]. Snodgrass will take
rest from the duties of pastor
the coming year and try to re-
cuperate. His health has not been
good for some time. The people are
glad to know that Mr.. Snodgrass
and family will not leave the city.
They will reside in the John Hale
house on East Cascade, where they
will move next week.
Uncle Sam specifies Hand Stuff
ed, Oak-Tanned Harness Leather
in all his harness. If the govern
ment has decided it is better after
careful comparison and tests, don t
you think this is enough evidence
that it is what you should use re-
CARELESS of what competitors claim?
Globe Oak is used right from the
tannery in all harnesses made at
Lund's.
The best housewives use Maple
City Self-Washing Soap because il
gives the best results. Much de-
ponds on the woman who does the
washing; more depends On the soap
When you buy bar OF Self-Wash.
| ing soap, you buy bar of pure
soap, without an ounce of resin OF
filler, bar of soap that will &C
three times as far as a cheaper OF
adulterated soap.
Nels P. Nelson, Randall district
raised some of the finest apples on
his place this year that we have
seen. He picked a bushel from &
three-year-old tree. One of these
apples, which, he left at Taggart' s
drug store, measures liz inches il
circumference, and a selection o.
ten weighed five pounds and four
ounces. He had lost the name oil
the variety, but they speak fol
themselves.
Miss Hilma Nelson, who had beer
visiting for two weeks at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
P. Nelson, returned to Minneapoli:
Saturday. A friend of hers, Mis-:
Emma Long, who had been hel
guest while at home here, returned
with her. The young ladies are re
cent graduates, trained nurses
| from Asbury Hospital at Minneapo
lis. They will act as nurses at The
hospital for time.
The new law relating to the regis
tration of births requires that the
report shall be made to the towl
clerk instead of the health officer
and for each report made the person
making it is entitled to fee of fit,
cents for complying with the Law
and twenty-five for the report, max
ing total of seventy-five cents TO-
each birth reported. When there
is no doctor the householder o.
parents can make the report.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Henderson re
turned Tuesday from their eastern
trip. They visited Toronto, Mon
treal, Niagara Falls and othel
points of interest. They were &C
companied home by Miss Minerv.
Hoople, niece of Mrs. Henderson
who will make her home with then
and Miss Agnes Johnston, siste
of Mrs. Henderson, who will spent
the winter here and with her broth
ers at Hudson and Glenwood.
One family in this village Away!
hands us a nicely written memoran
dunn of the fact when they have
friends visiting them or other event.
worthy of note take place at thei
home. If all could appreciate tht