The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1911-05-25

Capitol Brand corn, three cans 70
twenty-five cents at Allard's.
Mrs. Jennie Farnsworth of Mime
apolis is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Thomas Tonlinson visited
Hudson friends yesterday and today
Mrs. Chris. Nobel came out from
Hudson last evening to visit friends.
Mrs. Slye is visiting friends this
week in minneapolis and Mortified
Mimi.
c. E. Shepard is going to move
into the house west of G. R. Tag
CARTS.
Mrs. Zoe Frink and Miss Vida Pal
mer spent Sunday at their home in
Hersey.
Martin Miley has purchased the
LANCER eighty adjoining his farm
IN Oak Grove.
DR.. R. U. Cairns has punches a
Ford torpedo runabout of Fred
Ramer, agent.
Try some of the maple sugar at
Allard's. 1t is fine.
Theodore Jensen has bought a
Buick touring car through the agency
of c. Carisch & Sors.
Roy Wilhelm has the job of re-
shingling and repairing the Baptist
church. beginning work yesterday.
Mrs. Al. Northrop of Hastings,
Mimi, is visiting at the homes of
Roscoe Bennett and H. 0. Wenzel.
Gospel meeting next Sunday after
noon at 2:30 at the Swedish Mission
church by Thorvald Myhrer, Pastor.
The A. Johnson Piano Co., has in
stalled a comprehensive music cabinet
and now carries a full line of sheet
music.
The High School Juniors enter
tanned the faculty and the Seniors
at picnic near Walkers Tuesday
evening.
Cut worms are making heavy
onslaught on corn, cabbage, tomato
plants and other vegetables in many
fields of this locality.
Mrs. Grover Bergen of Hudson
visited her parents. Mr.. atd Mrs.
Willis Strout, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Miss Mildred Strout accompany
ing her home.
A slow rain ssthat fell almost con-
stantly for eighteen hours Sunday
and heavy showers Monday after
noon have started the full growing
power of the earth.
At the Methodist church June s,
'"The Old Southland Sextette, COM
pound of four men and two ladies,
besides reader, will hold fourth.
Remember the date and wait for
them.
Dinner will be served by the
ladies of the Swedish mission in the
dining hall Of the methodist church
Decoration day, May 30, from 1900
until all are served. Prices 10 and 20
cents. Everybody welcome,
Fred Field caught a German
brown trout at theloWer falls Tues
day evening weighing five ponds
and ten ounces. Earl Reed caught
one in the lower pond yesterday
six and one-half pounds.
Parties taking my boat from the
boathouse with out my permission
and using the same during Saturday
evening and night are requested to
call and settle for the same and thus
save further trouble. VAL. WEIs-
END.
Union Memorial services will be
held next Sunday morning at the
Congregational church. The pastor
of the church, Rev. VIM. Gray will
preach. His subject will be- ''The
Things that Make for Peace.
Special music will be furnished.
Mesdames E. B. Armstrong, A. M.
Baldwin and Margaret Roberts and
the Misses Helen Davis and Hazel
Dickson of River Falls drove out to
attend the spelling and declamatory
contest Saturday afternoon and eve
ming ELLSWORTH HERALD.
l. N. Nichols Post of the G.. A. R., 4
a cordial invitation to the
schools and all civic societies to unite
in the parade to the cemetery on
Decoration day. The procession will