River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1907-01-17

at greatly Ieduceu prices from now
until March Is.
Rev. E. |. Gilmore entertained
the River Falls Base Ball Club
Monday evening.
| Get seat tickets at Taggart's Sat-
urday for the Montaville Flowers
entertainment, Jan. 20.
James Wickes of Merriam Park
was a visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Houston the past week.
G. A. Rasmussen has sold his
furniture business to 1. l. Lusk of
this city. Mr.. Lusk will take pos
session March Is.
The members of the Rebekah
Lodge are requested to be present
at the next meeting, Thursday,
Jan. "a. ready for the installation
of officers.
Mrs. T. T. Glass, accompanied
by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Wal
ter Glass, went to St. Paul this
morning to be with her husband at
St. Luke's hospital.
Mrs. Samuel Steuert went to Min
neapolis yesterday to visit for few
days at the homes of her brothers,
Prof. E. McDermott and DIR. Thos.
McDermott. She will also attend
the poultry show, now on in that
city.
Miss Alice Hicks, formerly of this
city, was married at Spokane.
WASH, Jan. l, to ]. H. Sanborn of
San Francisco. The bride has
many friends in this city who ex-
tend congratulations and best
| wishes.
The Mems Club have their jan
uary banquet this evening in the
dining hall of the M. E. Church.
Supper ar 6 o'clock, served by the
ladies of Trinity church. The sub
ject for discussion, IAN Auditori-
UNI for River Falls, is a big ques-
ton.
We can perceive with satisfaction
lengthening of the day, although
the daily gain is slight. The short
est day, Dec. Il, was 9 hours and
19 minutes in length between sun
rise and sunset. To-day, Jan, II,
the day is 9 hours and 81 minutes
long.
T. T. Glass, who had been i'll for
several weeks with bowel trouble,
was taken to st. Luke's hospital,
St. Paul, last Thursday, where on
Saturday he was operated on. 1t
was found necessary to remove
section of the small intestine. He
is reported as doing we'll.
Everybody, men, women and chill
dren and all their relatives, will be
at Methodist church Friday, Jan.
Is, at $50 O'Clock and later, to eat
the supper served by Men. Men
only do the work. Everybody eats.
The supper of the season. Is cents.
Watch bills for PARTICULARS.
Reports Of expense by the candi-
dates for office in the campaign this
fall shows that many office seekers
paid more to- get nominated and
elected than the office they sought
pays in salary. Gov. Davidso n
spent $5,528.38 to get elected.
Irving Lenroot spent $5,672.3 in
an unsuccessful attempt to accom-
plish Davidson S defeat and get him
self nominated.
G.. L. Skutt, representing the
"Hoyt Plant & Seed Co." of St.
Paul, spent several days here at the
Normal school last week, during
which time he planned and mapped
out the school grounds, giving sug-
gestions as to how these ten acres
can be made beautiful in landscape
planting. His plan calls for large
variety of plants, and when fully
carried out it will make these
school grounds picturesque park.
Winding walks and drives, orna-
mental paintings of Towering
shrubs, trees of varied growth and
the whole in harmony with careful
thought in the working out of color
and contrast.
The present Congress, the seth,
which terminates on march 4 next,
is composed of 80 Senators and 1856
Representatives The Republican
Senators number So, the Democrats
50, giving the Republicans a ma
iority of rs in the Senate. The
House has 2O6 Republicans and ia
Democrats, giving the Republicans
majority of 1872. The 60th Con-
gress willhave the same number of
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