River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-03-16
Special low price on Swift's Pride
Cleanser at Allard'S.

Speclal low price on SWlft'S Pride
Cleanser at Allard's.
Misses Julia Tollock, Eda Ander,
son and Hattie Nelson spent Sun.
day with Miss Martha Christensen
in the town of Martell.
The wall paper is here-no wait
ing, no worry. The decorators are
not busy, so buy now, before the
rush. Beautiful lines to choose
from, at Taggart's.
Fine, large outside rooms with
telephone, running cold and hot
water, 75c and $1.0O. With tele.
phone and private bath, SIPS and
$3.50 per day. Beaufort Hotel,
Minneapolis.
The home of L. G. Lindenberger
on the Green West farm in the town
of Clifton, was slightly damaged by
fire TUESDAY morning. The dam
age was estimated at about $50 and
insurance to that amount granted
Prin. w. D. Sansum has rendered
his resignation as principal of the
Ellsworth high school, same to take
effect at the close of the present
school year. He does this from a
desire to complete line of study at
the state university. Ellsworth
Record.
The off ce devil says Say, read
ing about 'em taking all them
Deitz cases into court next May
sounds like a description of brew
cry wagon unloading at a saloon.
IN I'll bet that when the lawyers
git thru with 'em it'll be a crate of
emptieS that's left"
Mr., and Mrs. Peter Jost and son
Albert of Hammond were guests at
the John Merrihew home from Sat-
urday until Monday. Mr.. Jost left
Hammond yesterday for Alberta,
Canada, where he has farm. Mrs.
Jost and children will join him there
at the close of school in June.
Miss Walsingham was royalty re-
ceiyed. She is a beautiful girl and
wears beautiful gowns but with all
has a simple manner of reciting that
goes straight to the heart Spring
field (Ohio) Daily Sun. At the M g,
E. church next Thursday evening,
assisted by John E Howard, violin.
| ist, the M. E. church male quartet
and Mrs. Elsie Gates Fletcher, ac-
companist
The members of the Swedish
Mission church of this city held a
reception for their pastor, the Rev.
Thorvald Myherer, and his family
at their home on Cascade avenue
last Friday afternoon. On Satur-
day afternoon the Swedish Mission
church in Mann Valley was the
scene of another reception for Rev
Mr.. Myherer and family, after
| which a basket social was held and
the proceeds turned over to the pas
tor.
Manager A. N. Wolff of the Gem
| theatre announces as his next
special attraction the pictures of the
Passion Play at Oberammergau,
which he will exhibit at the Opera
House probably on Saturday, March
Is. The pictures are beautifully hand
colored and comprise about three
thousand feet Of film. They were
made by the Pathe Co. of Paris and
are genuine pictures taken at Ober-
ammergau.
The executive committee of the
Northwestern Live Stock associa-
ton met in special session in the
office of General Manager William
| Magivny in South ST. Paul, on Sat-
urday, FEBRUARY IL, and fixed the
dates for the fifth annual North
western Livestock and Grain show
for November IA to II, 1911. The
educational value of this show to
the farmers and feeders in this ter
ritory cannot be over estimated.
Lectures and demonstrations will be
features of the program which are
designed to educate and help in a
practical way the men who enter
exhibits at this show and attend il.
Mr.. John E. Howard began the
study of the violin at the age of
nine years. He became pupil of
Prof. z. G. Holmes of St. Paul at
that time and studied with him for
a number of years. Prof. Holmes
is one of the finest violin instruct
ors in the Twin Cities. In the fall
of 1909 Mr.. Howard began studies
with other teachers of note in ST.
Paul and also in Minneapolis and
| still continues to pursue his studies