River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-03-17

| clover SEED IOI sale. Martin
Murphy,
If you want some of Thompson's
Pure Maple Syrup call up 189.
A fresh supply of dried fruits to
arrive Friday. Stewart Mercantile
Co.
Phineas Pomeroy arrived this
morning from Kenosha for short
visit.
Mrs. Guy Bassett of Minneapolis
visited in the city the latter part of
last week.
Nelson Elliott visited friends in
Clayton, St. Croix county, from
Thursday until Monday.
Ray Williams left Monday after
noon for New Orleans, La, on a
two weeks business trip.
Mrs. E. Hammond returned home
Friday morning from three weeks
visit with her son Mark in St. Paul.
c. o. Bergevin and Anton Moline
linked" to Ellsworth Sunday morn
ing, returning on the train Monday
morning.
Edwin White of De Smet, S. D.,
visited his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. D. Parker, here Tuesday
and yesterday.
The prize winners at the Gem
Theatre last Saturday afternoon
were Miss Goldie Jackman and
Master George Nelson.
Roller Skating Sat. Evening fol-
lowed by Basket Ball game between
Stewart Nero. Co. and the Rink
| Team. Game free to skaters.
The students of the Normal
school will give a County Fair"
entertainment in the Normal gym.
next Friday evening, March IS,
George Murphy of South Fork
and his brother, Michael, of Hal
bright, Can, are spending few
days with friends in New Richmond.
Prin. Harry Bowers of Turtle
Lake and Miss Alta Newcomb of
Pipin were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hagg last Saturday and
Sunday.
Several from here went to ST.
Paul Friday afternoon to take in
THE Music Master" at the Metro
politan, in which David Warfeld is
starring.
For information to those who
don't know, we announce that
S. C. Hamilton is proprietor of the
Home Bakery and Restaurant M.
J. Richardson old stand.
John Reynolds, accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. Lee Stewart,
came down from Orth, Mimi, this
morning. Mrs. Stewart is visiting
relatives and friends in Be1denville.
On Friday evening, April l, the
Normal Badger" staff will put on
musical and literary program for
the purpose Of raising funds for the
publication of the "B adger."
Watch for later announcements.
Richard Hayes of ST. Paul, who
was arrested and held upon sus-
picion of completely in the safe
cracking incident of last week, was
released after the hearing before
Justice E. P. Sanderson yesterday
morning.
Misses Sophy Shultes, Alice
Hutchinson and Bertha Jensen came
home from their schools at Wausau
last Thursday morning for a weeks
vacation. A scarlet fever scare
necessitated the closing of the Wau-
odu oSA1OOLS dlO Ill COISCU AC11CC
they are taking their Spring vaca-
ton at this time.
This office acknowledges the re-
ceipt of the first issue of the Min
nesota Farmers Library" a pam
phlet issued monthly by the Uni
versity of Minnesota, Department
of Agriculture, and devoted to the
distribution of agricultural inform
alton among the people of that state.
Mrs. L. H. Clark and Professors
R. A. Karges and w. S. Welles
went to Ellsworth last evening to
officiate as judges at the Ellsworth
high school declamatory contest.
Birdie Zwicky won first place in the
! declamatory division. Her subject
was, 1.-THE Passing of the Swan"
Frank Woodwork was awarded
first place in the oratorical division.
His Grafton was entitled, THE I'm
ion Soldier"
The first amateur performance at
the Gem Theatre was successfully
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