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

Theodore Moline was down from
St. Paul yesterday.
For SALE-A good second hanc
Deering binder. EsKEL NELSON
Walter johnson left Tuesday on {
trip of several days to Donaldson
MINI.
| Special prices on oranges, twelve
and one-half cents per doz. at Al
lard's.
Mrs. George Sweet visited her SON.
Leroy Sweet, at Roberts Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Lena Hammond of River
Falls has sold her residence in this
village to Alex Huppert of Trim
belle.
Try some of the maple sugar at
Allard's. 1t is fine.
Improvement League M o o
Don't let George do it! He is too
busy! Be like the little red hen and
do it yourself.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Hagg left this
afternoon for Cannon Falls, Mimi.
being summoned because of the
death Of his father, Andrew J.
Hagg.
Have you seen the bargains at AL
lard's on some odd sizes in shoes?
SUIT OF CLOTHES LoST-The first
of the month between River Falls
and H. P. Bergseng's on the South
Fork road. Reward of $780, Leave
at The Times office.
Mrs. Frank O'Neill and children,
who have been passing a month with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte
Dodge of Kinnickinnic, left Friday
for their home in Willmar, Mimi.
Charles Westrum, who was some
years ago employed as clerk in the
store of R. N. Jensen and is now a
merchant in Barron, was the guest
of Andrew Hendrickson Monday
evening.
Mrs. F. H. Carlton and children
of Minneapolis spent several days
the last of the week at their summer
home in Kinnickinnic. They are ex-
pected the last of the week for the
summer.
Mrs. D. M. Flower arrived Satur-
day from Wellington, Kan, for a
two weeks visit at the home of her
son. Dwight Flower. Rupert Flower,
who accompanied her, will pass the
summer here.
Mrs. S. H. Tromanhauser, nee Sue
DoWner, who had been visiting rela-
sives here left Monday morning for
Calgary, Can, where she will pass
the summer with her husband who
is engaged in elevator construction.
A motor party from Minneapolis
were guests the two past Sundays of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Tubbs. Those
coming were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Richter, Mrs. T. Van Wrinkle, and
Mrs. Stafford Bishop of Minneapolis
and Frank Heimick of Duluth.
While standing at the freight
depot Tuesday afternoon the team
of Frank Svec became frightened.
After running across the upper
bridge and south on Main street for
several blocks they were stopped by
Mr.. Kolar and others without hav-
ing done any damage.
New Richmond faces possible
lawsuit with a pedestrian, who one
evening fell over a hydrant placed
in the center of a sidewalk. Two
teeth were dislocated as a conse-
quence. The pedestrian demands
$4,000 damages and the city has
offered $500 for the two molars.
Wisconsin's memorial to her sons
who fell at Vicksburg, was dedicated
Mondayin stirring address by Gov
ernor McGovern on the old southern
battle field, The memorial is a
towering shaft of granite surround
ed by equestrian figures of bronze.
tits situated on a prominent height
and is surrounded by other impress
sive monuments erected by states
The commencement exercises of
the High school will be held in Opera
Hall Thursday evening, June l, COM
mencing at S:15 clock. The annual
reunion and banquet of the alumni
of the school will be held in the par
lors of the Methodist church Friday