River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-04-21
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Leone Mcclure was home
from Minneapolis over Sunday.
Normal VS.. Hudson High. Nor
NAL campus Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Nye of Minneapolis
visited relatives in the city the
latter part of last week.
The Omaha railroad has crew
here at work erecting and repairing
fences along the right of way.
Seven buildings, the thresher
company's warehouse, and six res
licences, in Saltwater, were de-
stroyed by fire on April IL.
The ST. Croix Valley High School
League base ball season opens Sat
urday, New Richmond playing at
Ellsworth and Hammond at Gala.
had.
D. B. Hyatt returned Monday
evening from Minneapolis where he
had been spending the winter at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. G. A
Price.
j. r. Lemieu, Piano Tuner fol
Howard Farwell & Co., ST. Paul
Mimi, will be in River Falls or
May g. Leave orders at the Glad
stone Hotel.
Mrs. Amanda c. Anderson and
son Kenneth of ST. Croix Falls are
spending the week here with rela
tives and friends, guests of hel
brother, S. P. Peterson.
D. L. Knapp and Elbridge Ryan
were guests of the formers cousins,
John and Roy Knapp, Sunday
They were enroute from their home
in Boston, Mass, to Winnipeg, Can.
The local base ball season will
open Saturday afternoon with q
game between the Normal and Hud-
son high school teams on Normal
campus. The game will be called
at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lewis, Mrs.
Frank Lewis, Mrs. Homer Annis,
Mrs. John C. Schorn and children
and Mrs. Hugo Weiss left Tuesday
afternoon for their new homes near
Lethbridge, Alberta, Can.
Among the Normal students who
are spending their spring vacation
at their homes here are: Misses En-
ma Kline, Marie Hodgins, Florence
Young, Ruth Warner, Frances Ry.
an and Anna Murphy.-Hudson
Star-Observer.
If What Happened to Jones' re-
quires an outlay as represented on
those half-sheet posters distributed
about town, to describe it, it GER
tainly will be worth several times
the price of admission to see it.
Thelander' hall tomorrow (Fri-
day. evening.
Fred Carisch, who has been play
ing with the Columbus, o., team
since the opening of the league sea-
son, will be out of the game, for a
couple of weeks at least, on account
of an injury to one of his fingers,
caused by foul tip in Sundays
game with Indianapolis.
Miss Lillian Dunbar, who has
been employed in Chippewa Falls
for several months past, left Fri
day afternoon, after few days
visit here, for North Yakima, Wash,
where she will join her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo w. Dunbar, who are
visiting relatives in the West.
What Happened to Jones :"
Everyone wants to know and Incl
dentally experiencing the pleas
ure of finding out, will help contri-
butte to the local high school bene-
| fit fund, at Thelander's tomorrow
(Friday) evening. Admission, Is
cents. Reserved seats 35 cents.
Capt. M. H. Newcomb of the Str.
Red Wing informs US that the boat
will make her first trip of the sea.
son next Tuesday, april 19), en-
route to ST. Paul. The boat has
been in winter quarters at Fountain
City. With the coming of the Red
Wing, navigation in these waters
may be considered as being formal.
ly opened. Prescott Tribune.
The Ellsworth newspapers were
profuse in their praise of the "Na'
tional Pageant" play given under
the auspices of the Presbyterian
Ladies Aid Society of that village
recently, and give great credit tc
Mrs. Anne Hooking Smith for hel
able directing and managing of the
affair. In their note of appreciation
the ladies of the Aid Society insert
the following "boquet" for the Riv
er Falls people who assisted in the
production of the play: I'VE espec