River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1905-12-14
Fancy China at Freemans'

Fancy China at Freemans'.
We give the County Board pro-
ceedings in this issue in a supple
ment.
Mrs. Bessie Zeisinger, teacher
of extensive experience, desires
pupils in vocal and instrumental
music. For terms enquire at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Glass.
w. J. Whipple of Winona writes
some interesting "reminiscences of
Lutte Taylor for the Spring Valley
Suns history of Pierce county.
The article is printed in last week S
Sun.
Mrs. Frank Tajerle was up be-
fore Justice Carroll last Friday for
appropriating neighbours chick
ems without right. She was sent
enced to so days in the county Jail
whence Deputy Sheriff Elertson
safely deposited her Monday.
Prof. ]. F. Sims gave an address
to the School Board convention at
Hudson Monday evening, his SUBJ
iect on the occasion being SCHOOLS
Past and Present" Tuesday night
he spoke at Ellsworth at a School
Board convention on 'The Employ
ment of Teachers.
Frank Davidson and his company
illuminated by 1000 square yards
of magnificent scenery will play
1.-The Folks up Willow Greek" at
Opera Hall next Monday night, Dec.
IS. This company has the reputa-
ton of being first class. The press
notices of the performance give the
company high praise.
There may be some features of
football which should be abolished
or reformed but the financial phase
seems to be all right. Yale made
$50, 900 the past season. At the
Yale Harvard game $4,000 seats
were sold at $500 each. Michigan
made this season 5000 and other
universities follow in much smaller
sums.
While "The Folks up Willow
Creek" is roaring, rollicking com
edy, it's humor is clean, harmless,
innocent and refreshing, the kind
all refined, sensible people enjoy
and approve. Ladies may attend
confident that there will not be a
coarse or questionable spot in the
entire performance, The date is
December Is.
Bishop Schinner gave his lecture,
Babylon and Ninevah on the Wit
ness Stand" lecture to substanti-
ate the truth of the Scriptures, in
ST. Bridget's church last Thursday
night at the same time that DR.. Lee
was giving his lecture in the M. E.
church on "The Man of Sorrows. "
Many people would like to have
heard both of these distinguished
speakers.
The people of Prescott and vicin-
ity will make the Farmers Institute
to be held at Odd Fellows Hall in
Prescott Jan. 2, successful ven
ture. The city people will do their
share, appropriating the evening
with entertaining features, while
the farmers will give their expe.
rience in the most successful meth
DDS appertaining to agriculture, hor-
ticulture and animal culture.
Sancho Panza, the squire of Don
Quixote, frequently uses the phrase,
I'm the dark all black cats are
gray" implying that objects seen
in the semi darkness are confusing.
Walter Elliott was made aware of
this fact the other night when he
thought he saw an owl on his barn.
He was undeceived, however, when
after the discharge of his gun two
of his finest turkeys tumbled to the
ground.
The young folks have been favor
ed with fine opportunity for skat-
ing the past two weeks. The ice
on the ponds was sufficiently firm
to support big crowds and fairly
smooth. The weather has been
very comfortable and for week the
moon has made the evenings light,
as it was recently at its full, and
the nights have been for the most
part cloudless. Great crowds took
advantage of the skating situation.
Minnesota's Educational Associa-
ton holds its annual convention at
St. Paul Dec. 27-29. The program
of exercises includes an address by
Gov. Johnson, a lecture by DR..
Frank Gunsaulus on Gladstone, "
by Jane Adams on Democracy and
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