River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-02-07


| Come and hear the music at Al.
lard-Stewart Co. S, Saturday, Feb,
9, and sample the coffee and cakes.
RIVER Falls sees an auditorium
looming mp on its horizon. May its
citizens indulge in the hope that it
is not mere vision. Dunn County
| News.
The jamestown Exposition, to
! celebrate the 30Oth anniversary of
the English Settlement of VirginiR,
opens April 26 and continues until
October.
A large number of Zion City Dow
ieites have abolished a future-life
hell. They pass resolution, de-
claring that the only hell there is is
in this life
Reap the profits while Rasmus-
sens sale on furniture, carpets,
rugs, wall paper, and in fact any
thing and everything goes at bar
gain prices.
A Spring Valley girl says that
her little poodle reminds her of
kissing every time he crosses the
river now. It's dog on ice.-Spring
Valley Sun.
"A bill is before the legislature to
increase the number of county
training schools for teachers to
which state aid may be extended
from IL TO 20.
During the Short Course at the
Agricultural School at Madison
Feb. S to 15-lectures will be given
on the Prevention and Cure of
Tuberculosis.
Misses Helen Truesdell and So
phie Shultes entertained company
of their young friends at the home
of Mrs. ]. Lorraine Truesdell, Sat-
urday evening.
Geo. H. Pittman of Baldwin, a
partner in the firm of H. A. Hage-
stad & Co., was here during last
week assisting Mr.. Hagestad in the
clothing store.
Miss Nina Kay of Maiden Rock
was a guest of Mrs. w. E. Tubbs
last week. On her return home Fri
day Mrs. Tubs accompanied her as
far as ST. Paul.
Get your tickets for the fourth
number of the Peoples Lecture
Course at Taggart's next Saturday,
Feb. 9. Lecture Feb. 10, by DR..
Austin X. de Blois.
The drawing of numbers for seat
checks for the next number of the
Lecture Course will begin to-day, at
Taggart's and the seat tickets may
be secured Saturday.
Richard and Joseph Rudd of Cy-
lon, the latter accompanied by his
wife, attended the funeral over the
remains of their sister, Mrs. David
l. Campbell, Tuesday.
The La Crosse Cracker and
Candy Co. will give demonstration
of their goods at Allard-Stewart
Co.'s, Saturday, Feb. 9. See large
display ad. on the 4th page.
]. H. Johnson returned Saturday
from New York City where he was
called five weeks before by the seri-
Gus illness of his brother. He left
his brother somewhat improved.
Regent F. D. Ensign and Presi-
dent Brier went to Madison Tues
day to attend the semiannual
meeting of the Board of Normal
Regents which commenced yester-
day.
Messrs. Joe Foster and Angus
Dunn came over from River Falls
Saturday evening aud spent Sun
day with Baldwin friends, returning
Monday morning. Baldwin Bull
1etin.
The cheese factory meeting which
was to be held in the Fire Hall last
Saturday afternoon was postponed
on account of the severe weather
until next Saturday afternoon at
2:30 p. m.
Sig Harris of Minneapolis,
former Minnesota University foot
ball star, visited between trains
Monday with his friend Joe Cutting
who also achieved gridiron fame on
the same team.
Second Married Peoples Dance
at Opera Hall tomorrow night, Feb.
s. Young unmarried people are in
vited to this dance as we'll as the
married folks. Pepin's orchestra
furnishes the music.
T. M. E. Hamilton and H. A.
4 IN;1c0Y 1oft T,-oelox, Co. = +~;~ ~