River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-31

paralysis last week. His condition
was not at last accounts considered
critical.
The voters of the village of Maid
en- Rock are notified to attend a
special school meeting next Satur-
day to vote on the question of build
| ing a new school house to cost
about $4,000.
The next Married Peoples Dance
is given at Opera Hall Friday even
ing, Feb. 8. Pepin's Orchestra.
To this dance the young, unmarried
people, are also invited. 1t will be
the dance event of the season.
There are many evidences that AL
berti's lecture next Monday night
will be we'll attended. Capt. Albert
deserves full house. His lecture
is intensely interesting. Tickets
and seats at Freeman & Sons.
The ladies of the Tuesday Club
have received letter from Miss
Neale Knowles thanking them for
a donation towards a scholarship
in the school at Camp Hill, Ala,
where she is engaged as teacher.
Newell Powell of White Rock, S.
D., arrived here Saturday on a Wis
it to relatives. Monday he went to
Superior to visit his brother, Ly-
man, but will return here the last of
the week for a longer visit with his
mother.
C. E. Hanson has a hot-air fur
mace in which he burns straw. He
puts a bale of baled straw in the
furnace in the morning and by ad-
ding to it one stick of wood at night
it gives amply sufficient heat to keep
the house warm for twenty-four
hours.
Peter Hastert advertised some
pigs for sale in last weeks Jour-
NAL. The next day there were ten
different parties after those pigs.
If you haye something you don't
want, or if you want something you
don't have, just advertise in the
JOURNAL.
The Members of Clifton Local
Union A. S. of E. will give an oyster
supper at the Clifton Town Hall
Wednesday evening, Feb. 9th, to
which everybody is cordially invited.
The proceeds will go into the Union
treasury. Turn out and help along
a good cause.
1t is by no means foregone con-
clusion that because a young man is
everlastingly fooling he is an ever
lasting fool. Some miracle may re-
deem him from his folly. He is
usually a brother of the girl born
with the idiotic giggle, who needs to
be born again-dumb.
Prof. A. L. Ewing of the Mime
sofa College of Agriculture was
home over Sunday. He left on his
return to Minneapolis Monday, ac-
companied by Mrs. Ewing. They
will live in Merriam Park until the
close of the college year. Their
daughter, Miss Marjorie, is a stu
dent in the state University.
The Majestic Manufacturing Co.,
of ST. Louis, Mo-, will have man
at A. w. Lund's hardware store all
next week who will show you how
to bake biscuits, brown top, and
bottom, in three minutes. Don't
miss this chance of seeing the great
cooking wonder.-A. w. Lund.
The Base Ball boys had good
crowd attheir dance Friday night
All enjoyed themselves and the oc-
casion. We hear many,expressi
Of praise for the music, furnished by
l the Flremen,s Orchestra Of Ellis
worth. They say it is the best
orchestra that has ever played here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Fowler and
daughter Clara returned to their
home at Michigan City, N. D., Fri
day afternoon. We were told
Thursday that the remains of their
son Harry, who died here Thursday
morning. would be taken home that
afternoon, but the statement proved
untrue. The remains were buried
here.
Congress has voted to increase
the salary of members from $4,000
TO 81 500, a move that meets little
disapproval among their constitu'
ents and is hailed with delight by
denizens Of Washington, who con
bine with an intention of appro
priating the salaries of government
| officials to as large an extent as
possible.
Montavi11e Flowers at the M. E