River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-12-15
Holly at both of Taggart's stores.

Holly at both of Taggart's stores.
Get your Christmas presents at
Rasmussen's. He has an elegant
Observation-Disclosures; Rugs; Pic
lures; Chinaware; Toys, etc.
River Falls Chapter No. IS, Royal
Arch Masons, elected officers Mon
day night for the ensuing year: H.
P.-H. A. Campbell; K.-E. A. Full
Ter; S.-Joseph Stevens; Treas
Gilbert Norseng; Sec. &. Right
er; Trustee-A. w. kaler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burnett return
ed last Thursday from protracted
visit 10 friends in Washington.
They speak in admiration of the
Yakima valley country but ssert
that they have no intention of
changing their residence from River
Falls.
Following are the officers of the
Rebekah Lodge, elected last Thurs
day night: N. G.-May Symes; V.
G.-Eliza VIM; Rec. Sec.-Anna
Barnes; Fin. Sec.-P. F. Lovell;l
Treas.-Susie Rawson; Trustee
GeorgeSkogmo; Lodge Dep.-Han-
nah Williams.
Following are the officers of Cas-
cade Camp, 921, M. w. A, elected
Dec. IA: v. &C. F. Heinrich; w.
AVN. Chinook; Banker-Geo.
Dodge; Clerk-F. D. Ensign; Es-
cort-L. P. Peterson; Waterman
Fred Crawford; Sent.-Fred Smith;
Phys.-T. W. Ashley.
1. N. Nichols Relief Corps, No.
81, at their last regular meeting
elected the next years officials as
follows: Pres.-Nellie Toby; S. V.
Pres.-Augusta Thayer; ]. V. Pres.
-Janett Knowles; Treas. -Christy
Wales; Chap. Mary Clough; Con-
ductor-Emma Sweet; Guard-Ella
Beorn.
The Woodmen Of the World Off
GERS for the year, elected at their
annual business meeting, Dec. IA,
are: C. C.-J. O. Jensen; AID. Lent.
F. Demulling; Banker-G. Theo.
Smith; Clerk-C. R. Taggart; Es-
cort-John Sherburne; Watch.-F.
Engdahl; Sentry-H. P. Bergseng;
Physician-T. w. Ashley; Manager
&C. F. Heinrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Anderson have
the sympathy of this community in
the affection that has come to them
in the loss of their baby. The child,
Philip Emil, died of meningitis at
$3.50 O'Clock p. m. yesterday, Dec.
IA, 1904, aged months and 19 days.
He was bright child and the sun
shine of home that will be DESC
late without his smile. The funeral
will be held from the house to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock.
New Richmond seems to have all
kinds of trouble with it's electric
light service. 1t has apparently
never been satisfactory as to quality
and the cost was out of proportion
to it's value. The Electric Power
Company recently put in a bill for
"extras," aggregating So, 148, which
the city council refused to pay. If
the city owned and operated the
electric light plant, Judging from
our experience here, the service
would be just what was demanded
in every particular. In our case the
service is the best that could be had
for the outlay and support.
The Yeomen of America at their
regular meeting, Dec. Is, elected
the following officers to conduct the
business of the local organization
the coming year: Pres.-EsN. Chap
man; V. P.-Mrs. Irwin E. Eaton;
Chap. F. Engdahl; Chanc.-
Eldon E. Nash; V. Chan. Mrs. vi
ola Mcclure; Sec.-C. R. Taggart;
Treas.-Frank S. Pomeroy; Guides
Mr.. and Mrs. Green; Sent.-I. E.
Eaton; Guard-Anna Bergman; Her
alds-Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovely; Trustee-L.
E. Turnquist; Delegate--E. N. Chap
man; Alternate-Mrs. w. A. Haw-
kins.
Next Wednesday evening, between
8 and 9 o'clock, if the sky is clear,
the bright star Aldebaran may be
seen at first hanging on the edge of
the moon, then for an hour or more
it will be hidden behind the moons
disc. When it appears on the other
side of the moon it will at first
seem to be attached to the moons
edge. Isasmuch as this star ap-
pears just as bright on the rim of
tho Y,,oar1 nc awav aStronornarc cou.