River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-02-17

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Mayor B. w. Utman was out from
Hudson Tuesday.
Rexall Store Sale-H off on wall
paper. Call quick.
P. w. Ramer made business
trip to Deadwood, S. D., last week.
Remember the Mccall Patterns
are the best. For sale at Allard's.
Mrs. Peter Hartman visited in
Hudson Tuesday evening and yes
terday.
New India Linons, Persian Lawns
and plain and barred Flaxons, at
Allard's.
Miss Eva Larson of Minneapolis
was the guest of Miss Lydia Helm
rich last week.
Mrs. Arthur Chapman spent Sun
day in Ellsworth with her sister,
Mrs. Cornwell.
MONEY TO LoAN-In any amount
over FIVE hundred dollars. Call on
Williams & Grimm.
Another shipment of those special
crackers in tin cans, expected any
day now, at Allard's.
Mrs. D. E. Perkins visited her
mother and brothers in Beldenville
last Friday aud Saturday.
Mammoth lowered sweet scent
ed violets, Is cents per dozen, at
the RIVER Falls Floral Co.'s.
Rev. Mr.. Atkins of the Ellsworth
Presbyterian church occupied the
Corgreg ational pulpit here last
Sunday.
Roller skating at Opera Hall, Sat
urday evening, Feb. 10. Given
under new management. Popular
prices. Come!
Mrs. Albert Olson is in Minneap
oils under treatment for heart
trouble. She will probably remain
there about two months.
A sleighload of people from this
city attended the Kinnick n c
Ladies Aid Society dinner at the
| E. P. Cole farm Friday.
Mrs Margaret Hieseke returned
to her home in Minneapolis Tues
day afternoon after few days visit
here with Mrs F. D. Ortman.
Bert Taylor passed the examin-
alton of the State Sanitary Board,
held recently at Menomonie and is
eligible to examine cattle for tuber-
culosis.
Wall Paper Is off This means:-
10c paper, SIC double roll. SC pa
per, SIC double roll. Other prices
accordingly on all last years stock
while it lasts, at Taggart's Rexall
Store.
A 15-cent supper will be served
from 8 o'clock, until s, Friday, Feb.
Is, at the home of Prof. A. Johnson,
for the benefit of the Swedish |
Lutheran church of Mann Valley. |
Everybody is invited.
There are a good many horse |
deals made on the streets now days |
and the price is way up on good
horses. Eric Bjerstedt sold a fine |
breeding mare to Dan Collins for |
$3.50 90, and w. F. Richardson was |
offered $500 90 for his span of Bel
gian mares last week.
The Dave Picket & Hurst Family
Show, an organization of colored |
transformers, played to a Sis !
house here last Saturday evening,
The consensus of opinion of those |
who attended would indicate that |
more might reasonably have been
expected for the money. The troupe |
had the misfortune of losing cos
tunes and scenery recently and left
an order with local firm for COM
plete stock of stage clothing.
The Wisconsin Board of Health
recently passed a rule prohibiting
the use of the common drinking
cup in schools, railroad trains or
stations, in the state. The local
school board mad decided against the
common cup" several weeks ago
before the new rule was issued
and had ordered set of drinking
fountains for the Public School |
here. The appliances for the new
system are now en- route and |
will soon be installed.
River Falls Chapter r A. NJ. con-
ferred the Royal Arch degree last
Monday evening. Messrs. R. N.
Clapp, C. w. Morton and DR.. H. L.
Rice of Ellsworth were the candi-
dates. Members present from out !
of town were: w. E. Warren, 0. ].
Hohle, C. E. Glass and Fred Lord |
of Ellsworth, Fred Severance and
Fred Tuebert of Beldenville and J.