River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-05-04

quire of VIM. Mclaughlin.
Bulk and brick ice cream now on
sale at the White Front Restaurant.
Stop in and get GOOD cup of
coffee at Allard's next Saturday,
Mayo.
Do you want nice aarden9 If SO
put it in with Planet Jr." seeder,
at Lund's Hardware.
Do your part-help make the dist
riot declamatory contest a great
success. May II Is cents.
The Model Bakery has Milton
Dairy ice cream for sale, in brick or
bulk. Try it, it's the best made.
FURNISHED HoUsE-Out-of-town
party wishes to rent furnished
house in this city. For particulars
inquire at this office.
John Nicholson returned home
Friday evening from Deer Park,
where he had been spending the
past week with his brother.
The little Brush car will take you
and your wife or sweetheart any
where and at less expense than any
other car. A. P. FORSYTH, Agent.
Chas. Elliott of Eau Claire is Wis
iting friends in the city for a few
days, after attending the associa-
tion meeting at the Congrega rational
church.
Ed. Bergseng arrived from Min
neapolis last Friday, where he has
been employed in gasoline engine
factory since last fall, and is.spend-
ing few days with relatives and
friends in the city and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Jensen return
ed home Monday from Florida,
where they had spent the winter,
They stopped at Annapolis on their
way home and visited their son
Henry, who is an instructor in the
Naval Academy.
Mrs. J L. Moody of Ellsworth
was the guest OF Mrs. E. B. Arm
strong from Monday afternoon un-
til Tuesday morning. Mrs. Moody
is Worthy Matron of the Ellsworth
o. E. S. and was invited to address
the local chapter Monday evening.
The Brush is the simplest and
most reliable car built, the least Ii
able to trouble, the easiest to un-
derstand and learn to operate, the
safest to run, the most economical
to maintain, and last, but not least,
one of the easiest riding cars in
the world. A. P. FORSYTH, Agent.
For new pumps and windmills, or
for repairs on old ones don't fail to
consult Harlem & Browell, River
Falls, Wis. They know the BUSH
ness thoroughly and will give you
satisfaction, both in workmanship
and price. Phones 1882, Harlem
residence; 1888, Browell residence;
233-A, shop.
Harry White came down from St.
Paul Monday and is visiting at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Ophelia
White. His wife, who is visiting
relatives at Dorchester, will join
him here Saturday, and after few
days visit they will leave to join
the Eschman circus, with which
they will travel during the summer.
A number from here attended the
performance paid in Full at the
Firemen's Opera House in Ellis
worth last Friday evening. The
play was given excellent interpreted
tion by a first-class company of act
orS and was highly appreciated by
a good sized audience. The Ellis
worth high school orchestra, under
| the direction of John E. Howard,
| furnished splendid music between
acts.
Mrs. M. Mclaughlin was driving
down north Main street last Satur-
| day afternoon when her horse be-
came frightened at a passing motor
cycle and ran away. In front of
Lords livery barn Mrs. McLaugh-
Inns buggy locked wheels with
carriage occupied by Mrs. VIM.
Chinook and both ladies were
thrown to the ground, Mrs. Chin
mock sustaining a sprained wrist
and Mrs. Mclaughlin escaping
with few painful bruises.
The remains of Michael Clifford,
who died at New Richmond last
Sunday, were brought here Tuesday
morning for burial and the funeral
services were held at ST. Bridget's
church at 1880 a. m Interment
was made in the Catholic cemetery.
The deceased was 40 years of age at
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