River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1911-03-16
LOCAL NEWS

of garden seeds at Allard's.
For good West Side property a
low price call on P. Hastert.
Hay and feed oats at lowest
prices, at Elliott & Wasson's.
Save haste and waste by buying
NOW, your wall paper at Taggart's
o. S. Torgeson Of Stoughton wa:
a business visitor in the city yester
day.
New goods have arrived for the
1O-cent counters at Lund's Hard
ware.
WANrED-Girls to sew gloves al
H. T. Richards residence, Locus'
street.
For fresh Northern grown seeds
go to L. F. Oakley. Shipment just
arrived.
Miss Emma Cooper was home
from her school in ST. Paul Friday
and Saturday.
The 400 new styles Of wall paper
are all on display at Taggart's.
Prices very low.
Atty. Jesse Field of Prescott Wis
tied at the home of his half-brother,
James Field, Monday.
C. w. Jensen has purchased a
new &c. M. F." auto, through A.
w. Lund, local agent.
Yep Kee will move his laundry
next Monday to the building recent
ly vacated by DR.. Gendron.
How do you know that you use
the best coffee if you haven't tried
Dwinell-Wright Co.'s, at Allard's.
Miss Edna Larson of Beldenville
recently underwent an operation for
tuberculosis at the hospital at Lake
Elmo.
Miss Gladys Wilson entertained
her classmates, the Normal school
Seniors, at her home last Saturday
evening.
The River Falls Floral Co. had
a large and beautiful floral exhibit
at the Farmers Institute held in
Hudson this week.
Miss Ida Waller of St. Paul arriv-
ed in the city Tuesday and is en-
ployed as trimmer at Mrs. Ada
Miller's millinery shop.
There will be a chicken-pie din
ner, served by the men of the
church, in the dining room of the
Methodist church March 80.
o. P. Wiggin, who was hurt in a
runaway accident here last Wed
nesday, returned to his home in the
South Fork district Saturday.
Are you a member of the Mime
haha Club? If not write to US for
particulars. The Minnehaha Club,
1929 Charles St., St. Paul, Mimi.
A large delegation of farmers
from this vicinity attended the
Closing Institute held at Hudson
Tuesday, yesterday and to-day.
Mrs. Ophelia White was called tc
Red Wing this morning by tel
egram announcing the serious i'll
ness of her cousin, Oliver Com
stock.
Our best bargains in and 1C
cent goods were soon exhausted
but we have now got in a fresh
stock. Come in and see. Lund's
Hardware.
Mrs. R. Warner and Miss Alma
Johnson of Hudson were guests Of
the formers daughter, Miss Ruth
Warner at the w. S. Armstrong
home Friday.
c. E. Randall was down from St,
Paul Saturday. He had been bit by
the auto bug and purchased ar
Overland roadster to use to facili
tate his drumming"
A. p. Forsyth has sold his farm
five miles east of Ellsworth anC
will hold an auction sale of stool
and farm implements next Wedenes
day, March %, at the farm.
The contest and basket social a
the South Fork school house las
Friday evening was we'll ATTENDED
and greatly enjoyed. In the con
test Miss Priscilla McCue won frs
place, Miss Helen Peterson seconC
and Miss Henrietta Baird, third
The proceeds amounted to $3.50.
Enjoy a good, hearty laugh; hea
Shaun Aroon" and his blarney
see a merry, wholesome play, at tn
Opera Hall tomorrow evening
And after the play, tarry a Will
and dance with the "Micks" and Al
their friends. It's going to mean
good time for everyone who atten d