River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1908-01-16

Jan. %.
Frank Chapman and wife left
Tuesday for Carpio, N. D., where
they will make their home.
The Young Married Peoples
Whist Club met Wednesday evening,
Mesdames G. w. Jensen and w. P.
Knowles acting as hostesses.
John Johnson and John Deiss
went to Yves ton yesterday with two
teams belonging to George Maier.
They will be engaged in longing
FOR F. A. Severance.
The next married peoples dance
will take place at Opera Hall Friday
night, Feb. 7. The single folks will
be invited to participate in the fes-
tivities of this occasion.
August Kremmel has retired from
the firm of M. j. Richardson & Co.,
proprietors of the Delmonico Res
taurant. Mr.. Richardson will con-
tinue doing business at the old
| stand.
Get seats for the next lecture
course number Saturday at Tag
CARTS. Seats for two numbers for
the price of one. Save the checks
for both numbers, Patty on Jan. Fl
and Kellogg on Jan. 20. Patty is
an extra number. Use the back
cover of season ticket for admittance
to Patty.
Prohibition is advancing by leaps
and bounds in the United States.
1t is the only kind of prohibition
that absolutely prohibites, that
stays the wrecking of homes and
makes the outlawing of whisky a
fact rather than statutory proc
lamation. And that is-prohibition
by public sentiment.
Justice of the Peace C. R. Ellis
and jury have been busy on Mon
day of the past three weeks with
the trial of Isaac Beardsley, village
marshal of Ellsworth, who is accused
of assaulting the complainant in the
action. Two trials have resulted in
disagreements by the jury. The
third trial will take place next Mon
day.
Liquid air has a cold of 312 de-
grees below zero and produces a
heat of $4,000 degrees above zero.
1t freezes alcohol but melts steel;
Radium the new wonder costs S.
600, 200 pound; Radium of 1000, 900
idtensity; wireless messages sent
and received; at the lecture of Prof.
w. B. Patty in the M. E. church
next Tuesday evening,
The l. o. o. F. lodge, No. 1919,
will gave supper at its hall Mon
day evening, Jan. 20. Members of
both the Odd Fellows, lodge with
their wives and of the Rebekah
lodge with their husbands are ex-
pected to attend. Members of either
order, who are in the city and hold
membership elsewhere, are cordially
invited to come and spend the even
ing with us.
Springbrook, Washburn county,
has among it's residents a woman
who can certainly work. The past
year she has loaded and hauled slabs
five miles, built a house out Of them,
erected barn, cleared III acres of
land, raised large garden, did her
own housework, tended to 4 cattle,
took care of a sick husband and
sawed, cut and hauled 1888 cords of
wood, 173 of lath bolts and 43,41O
feet of logs. She also has 400 logs
ready to haul.
I l1uL LAC 81 duQOoL OC1n1OL4 LlAe1l
ever fell from inspired lips and not
| 20 per cent even of the professedly
pious will read it. Print detailed
account of some female bunco game
or a sensational divorce in high life
and SO per cent of the very elect will
make dive for the paper before
breakfast, swoop down on it like a
negro on a bowl of crab soup, de-
YOUR every word, then roll their
eyes heavenward, like a calf with
the collie, and wonder what this
wicked old world is coming to-
! Osceola Sun.
1t has been decided to require
only an eig nth, grade graduation or a
county school diploma for entrance
to the regular mining course in
order to admit those who have not
a chance at home to get a high
school preparation. 1t is believed,
however, that the Mining Trade
Schools two-year course will not
only teach practical mining but
! otive enouoh theory to enable the