River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1904-10-27

received at K. N. Jenson's.
Mrs. Vi1es of Star Prairie spent
Sunday with her sister, Miss Hatch,
of the Normal.
The Cascade Mills-W. H. Put
nam-has fresh buckwheat flour
| for sale Phone 8.
Parker concluded in his letter of
acceptance to try different bait,
but the fish don't seem to bite.
Mrs. John Bergen and daughter
were down from Hudson over Sun
day, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Elertson.
Do not fail to hear Sara Blotcky
present "Mrs. Wigs of the Cab
bage Patch" at the M. E. church
next Monday night.
C. E. Burnett, son of G. P. Bur
nett of this place, is employed in
the sales department of the Ellis
Teeple Co. of Minneapolis.
Wenzel Gregor has moved his
family here from Ellsworth. They
occupy the house they bought of
Frank Luberg about year ago.
Ward Mapes has moved from the
Jay Baird farm on the county line
road, three miles east of the city,
into the Morgan house in the first
ward.
This is a quiet campaign. The
Republicans refrain from bust1ing
because there is no need of it, and
the Democrats because there is no
use in it.
The papers speak in high praise
of Sara D. Blotcky's presentation
of MRS. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" At the M. E. church next
Monday evening.
Station Agent w. S. Davis spent
Sunday at Mcmillan with his wife's
people. Mrs. Davis, who had been
visiting her parents, returned with
her husband Monday.
w. F. McNally spoke to a good
sized audience at Opera Hall Mon
day night on state issues. The
band was out and made fine ap-
pearance with good music.
The Beavers, mutual benefit as
ISOLATION, will organize lodge here
Tuesday night, Nov. Lat Red
Mems Hall. They start out with
a membership of about seventy.
All kinds of Hides and Skins
Tanned for Robes (and Tanned
WelD by S. B. Foot & Co., Red
Wing, MINI. Write us for shipping
instructions. Prices reasonab
c. F. Heinrich has a choice lot of
Michigan apples, just received
Baldwin, Spies, King, Ben Davis,
Wagner, Greetings. He will have
a car load of fancy New York stock
in about two weeks.
The carpenters took down the
partition between the old assembly
high school room and the new ad-
dition last Friday and the big room
was rearranged with seating Satur-
day. The room is roomy.
The second issue of Savings,
a little monthly paper issued by the
First National Bank, is now in
press. If you are interested-an
there is much to interest you-ask
to have your name placed on our
mailing list.
Warren Clark and his sister, Miss
Alice Clark, returned Monday from
a visit to the fair at St. Louis. Mrs.
Clark, who was accompanied to ST.
Louis by the children, was called
home Friday by the serious illness
of her little son Manly.
In view of the inquisitiveness of
the Democrats about the promises
which they think Mr.. Cortelyou has
made to capitalists, it is in order
to ask what Judge Parker promised
Belmont and Hill and German.
They are surely not in it for love.
The next number in the Peoples
Lecture Course will be given by
Rev. Morgan Wood, Pastor of Plym-
outh Church, Cleveland, Ohio, at
the Congregational church, Friday,
Nov. IL. Reserved seats on sale at
Taggart's the Saturday before the
lecture.
Only ten out of class of thirty
one BARRIERS who went to Chippewa
Falls the 18th instant to take the
examination for a barber's license,
passed a successful examination.
c. A. Smith and Obed Fusse1man
of this city were among those who
secured a license.
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage