River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-11-30
Prescriptions at Taggart's drug

store.
If your grocer will not supply
Gold Medal Flour, call No. 3 on
phone.
The numbers on the local switch
board now run up to 200, IS being
recently added.
All the hunters, we believe, got
one deer while a number of them
secured two, the legal limit.
Rev. DR.. Clough is expected home
from California to conduct the reg
ular service at the M. E. church
Sunday.
Seats for the next number of the
Peoples Lecture Course will be on
sale Saturday morning at $3.50 at
Taggart's.
Mrs. w. Forbes who had been
visiting at the home of her father,
Maurice Thomas, for some time left
Friday for Bisbee, N. D.. Mr.. Thorn
as accompanying her.
All members of the Rebekah lodge
of this city are requested to attend
the Rebekah convention at Ham
mond Dec. 7. All who will go
leave word with Mrs. F. A. Howe.
Miss Vidle Finley went to Phila-
delphia Tuesday to spend a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. H. B..
Middleton. In the meantime Miss
Hester Hulst has charge of Miss
Finley's school at Saltwater.
Rev. Mr.. Vosburgh, the Christian
Science lecturer, left with US syn
opsis of the doctrines which he
advocates. The article is too long
for available space in this weeks
issue. We will try to make Foom
for it next week.
Owing to the severe storm Mon
day night Carl Thompson's lecture
at the Baptist church was listened
to by but small audience. Those
who were there speak very highly
of the lecture. We understand Mr..
Thompson proposes to lecture here
again in the near future.
Trinity Guild ladies will hold
their Fair this week Saturday in the
City Fire Hall. You will find a
warm and comfortable place and
the ladies will give you cordial
reception and be glad to show you
their goods whether you purchase
or not. Come and see what they
have for Christmas presents; also
homemade bread, cakes, cookies,
fried cakes, baked beans, brown
bread and candies, and last, but
not least, rummage counter.
Miss Sue Downer, formerly of
this city, was married Nov. 20 to
Seneca H. Tromanhauser of Mime
apolis. The wedding was at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. l..
A. Downer, Seattle, Washington.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Tromanhauser will
reside in Minneapolis, where, at
2417, Emerson Ave, they will be at
home to their friends after Dec. Is.
The brides many friends here wish
for her happy journey through
life.
Mrs. Spence of Milwaukee, Wor-
thy Grand Matron of the O. E. S.,
notified the local o. E. S. that she
would meet the members in lodge
Tuesday evening. A special meet
ing was accordingly called and Mrs.
Spence was present but before the
meeting was fairly organized a tele-
gram was handed to the Grand Ma
iron announcing the serious illness
of her sister. She Immediately
summoned a livery and went to
Hudson to catch the night train for
La Crosse.
The county board adjourned Fri
day, having been in session ten
days. Charles Eastman, who for
several years has been assessor of
the town of Clifton, was elected
county supervisor of assessments.
The board voted to pay 500 to the
Eau Claire School for the Deaf at
the request of Miss Jessie Smith,
the principal, for the care of two
Pierce county children. AS bridge
aid ST 500 was voted to Martell, $500
to Union, $500 to Diamond Bluff
and 81 900 to Maiden Rock.
The United States government
has arranged to distribute 38,000,-
600 packages of field. garden and
flower seeds this winter. The dis
tr1bution is made under the mem
bers of Congress as to the larger
part of the seeds but the Secretary
of Agriculture reserves one-fifth OF
the amount to supply the statistical
crop correspondents, the weather