River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-05-02
A new line of laces at R. N. Jen-

A new line of laces at r. N. Jen-
sons.
BUG PROOF seed potatoes for sale.
Albert Steffen.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
VIM. Bell, Wednesday, May 8.
Seed Potatoes FOR SALE by
Galen Amsden, Union street.
Mrs. w. P. Knowles, Jr., is spend
ing few days with friends in the
Twin Cities and at Roberts.
A. P. Forsythe has sold the old
Gladstone hotel barn and the pur-
chasers are wrecking it for lumber.
They are about to abolish the gull
lotine in Paris, and thus will the
official headsman be officially be-
headed.
"Japalac" will make your inter-
ior woodwork and furniture look
like new. At Lund's New Hard
ware Store.
Miss Emma Cooper, teacher at
St. Paul, and Miss Vidle Finley,
teaching at Saltwater, were home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Julia SCHNEIDER of La Crosse,
a former resident of the city, was a
visitor here over Sunday, guest of
Mrs. A. w. Ka1er.
DR.. S. E. Williams rode the goat
in St. Paul Saturday night, when
the Royal Arch degree was conferr-
ed upon him. New Richmond News.
Three or four sheenies are collect
ing junk about here and piling it up
for shipment on the Consolidated
Lumber Co.'S lot near the railway
track.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press has
two representatives here working
in it's interests. They make head
quarters at the store of Stewart &
Grimm.
The price of potatoes has advanc-
ed considerably since the middle of
winter. Buyers for shipment are
paying Al cents as against Is cents
in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson of Min
neapolis came down Tuesday even
ms for short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Smith and to take in
few days fishing.
There is growing conviction in
the minds of most people who have
read the Thaw case, that the "un-
written law remains unwritten be-
cause it is unfit to write.
1t is now unlawful for any boy
under 16 years of age in this state
to use tobacco, bill embodying
such provision having lately pas
sed the state Legislature.
Harry Thaw's lawyers are looking
for a change of venue for the next
trial. They might get Lieut.. Peary
to sec if he cannot empanel jury
when he reaches the pole.
Col. C. D. McKinnon, the River
Falls hotel man, was in town Monday
greeting numerous old time friends.
He dined with DR.. and Mr.. F. c.
Sherman New Richmond News.
Atty. w. P. Knowles was one of
the judges of the debate between
the high schools of Hudson and
New Richmond at New Richmond
last Friday night, in which the New
Richmond school won.
Rev. N. F. Clark will conduct the
services at the Baptist church next
Sunday. The subject of his morn
ing sermon is "The Suffering
Christ" In the evening he will
preach on Friendship"
1t is necessary that there be full
attendance at the next meeting of
the Relief Corps as there are i'm
portant matters to be considered.
Also, notice the time of meeting is
changed to three o'clock. SEC.
w. E. Winter was entertaining a
number of friends the first of the
week who came over from the
Twin Cities to try their luck at trout
fishing up the Kinnickinnic at the
beginning of the open season.
The Herrick brothers of River
Falls brought in one large wolf and
seven cubs last week and received
bounty from Clerk Offerdahl. The
wolves were killed in Kinnickinnic
and Pleasant Valley.-St. Croix OBJ
server.
Mrs. Chas. Eichman, who had
been in attendance upon her aged
mother, Mrs. John Schindeldecker,
who is very i'll in the town of Ellis