River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-02-15

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Navel oranges 10 cts. per doz. at
Stewart & Grimm's.
VIM. Beggs has been re-appoint-
ed as postmaster at Hudson.
Do not miss the poverty social at
G. A. r. hall tomorrow evening.
Ten per cent off for cash at Ebert
son Bros. Everything in hardware.
Mrs. Buck has issued invitations
to a party for next Thursday after.
noon.
The Firemen's Orchestra of Els
worth-well, see their ad. on first
page.
A. Kennedy went to Hampton,
Iowa, the first of the week on a Wis
it to his son.
Elertson Bros. are giving 10 per
cent discount for cash on everything
in the line of hardware.
That discouraging search for
good baking will end when you tele-
phone to Yocum & Boles for bakery
goods.
Any restaurateur can serve you a
lunch; the art of doing the rest-do-
ing it rights al Yocum & Boles'
restaurant.
Misses Alma and Clara Olson
went to Hudson Saturday evening
to spend Sunday there with friends,
returning home Monday.
Walter Paugh and his sister,
Miss Anna, went to Hammond last
Saturday on short visit to friends;
they returned home Monday even
ing.
Grand Masquerade Ball in Ellis
worth Feb. %. Four prizes given
in all SIS. 00-and music by the Fire
mems Orchestra. Dance tickets
and supper SIPS, spectators, Is
cents.
| We have just received a small
quantity of Old Dutch Java
| Coffee-the regular price IS cts. per
| ID, which. we will offer Saturday
only for 20.cts. per Id. at Stewart &
Grimn's. ar
w. F. McNally of New Richmond
is suggested by his townsmen as a
proper candidate for Justice of the
Supreme Court. Well, what's the
matter with "Col." S. N. Hawkins ?
Wouldn't he cover the spot?
The w. R. C. ladies give a power
ty social at G. A. R. hall tomorrow
night-Feb. 16. A ten-cent supper
will be served at six o'clock and af-
ter. One may dress as fanciful or
fantastic on this. occasion las he
pleases.f 4<e@ sf 1 .>s
Rev. A. T.. Erickson of. River
Falls occupied the pulpit last Sun
day morning and delivered a fine
sermon. Rev. Parsons took his
place at River lls.-Roberts Cor
respondence in Hudson True Re-
publican.
Chas. H. Crownhart of Superior
has been appointed on the Board of
Normal School Regents, to succeed
Frank A. Ross of the same place
whose term has expired. Ross had
served on the board since 1898.
Both Ross and Crownhart are form
er residents of Pierce county.
The old chair factory at Hudson
was sold last week under foreclos.
ure proceedings and bought in by
the creditors who will put it into
shape and resume work in the man
ufacture of sash and doors. This
is about the 'steenth time the fact
DRY has failed.
The Ellsworth Firemen give an
other of their famous dances a week
from tonight (Feb. 22). This one
is to be a masquerade and prizes
are 10 be given for the best masks
In their ad on the first page of this
issue prizes amounting to SIS are
quoted for finest and most comic
costumes.
Mike Fitzgerald of Saltwater
engineer on the Omaha road, went
to Mexico the first instant to in
spect the property of the Wisconsin
Rubber Co., of which he is one o.
the stockholders. The Wisconsin
Rubber Company's property is il
the southeastern part of Mexico. A
number in this locality have invest
ed in this company M. D. Reed o
Prescott is agent for the company
in Pierce county.
The Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton of the University has lately is
sued several bulletins of value t.
farmers, especially to those engag