River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-05-16

You will always be satisfied with a
Munson Made" dress or waist at
Norseng Bros.
James Tanning of Minneapolis is
visiting friends in the city and
vicinity this week.
The River Falls City Orchestra
will furnish the music for the open
ing dance in the Beldenville pavilion
tomorrow evening.
A number of her lady friends
gave very pleasant birthday sur
prise party for Mrs. S. Wales at her
home yesterday afternoon.
The ladies of the Lutheran
church will hold food sale at the
H. A. Hagestad & Co. store Friday,
May II, to begin at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reedholm of ST.
Paul arrived in the city this morning
and are guests at the home of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Judson KING hit
| The local cooperative creamery
is turning out on an average of
900 pounds of butter per day, and
is also supplying large demand
for ice cream.
Mrs C. M. King, who had bee n
spending a few days here at the
home of her aunt, Mrs Geo. Pratt,
returned to her home at Deer Riv-
er. Mimi, today.
POSTPONED. THE Heartless
Senior" will be introduced to an
expectant public by the high school
Seniors at Opera Hall May %.
Mark the new date.
John Deiss and Caesar Spillicke
landed two large trout from the
lower creek this week, the former 5
weig hing 5 pounds and the latter S
a bit over pounds.
Mrs. M. Driscoll, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. ] M. Caro-
Ian, went to Saltwater yesterday
for two weeks visit at the home
of her son, Ed. Driscoll.
Earnie Buck, city electrician,
rugged up a pump for the Maple
street bridge workers. The pump
is operated by an electric motor,
and is doing excellent work.
The ladies of the Swedish Mission
Aid Society will serve dinner at the
Congregational church Decoration
Day, May 80. Look for further
notice in next weeks paper.
Do you want a good 8O-acre farm
cheap? House, barn, fences, etc.
Make me an offer as / am instruct
ed to sell at once. In crop this
year by renter. r. L. Williams.
w. Fisher, employed on the Peter
Cernohous farm, was painfully in
iured by a kick from a colt yester-
day. His face was badly SCARED
and several teeth were knocked out.
Mrs. Louis Plat and children
returned to their home in Eau
Claire to-day after a three weeks
visit at the home of Mrs. Platt S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunn.
Miss Gladys Dopkins, student
at the Normal school, was taken to
a hospital in ST. Paul yesterday to
undergo an operation for append
citis. DIR. c. A. Dawson and Mrs.
M. Dahl accompanied her.
James Allen and Henry Elliott
have each purchased new e. M.
F. 80" touring car. from A. w. Lund
Louis Finn purchased a Flanders
20 touring car from MI. Lund. Mr.,
Lund was over to Minneapolis last
week and returned with two new
e. M. F. 3O' autos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Barg are
spending the week at the home OF
the formers mother, Mrs. L. Barg.
They are here on the honeymoon
! trip, and will leave the latter part
Of the week for their home at Little
Falls, Mimi. Mrs. L. Barg enter
tanned last evening in honor of the
bride and groom.
Earl Hunter has been appointed
to a position in the local postofi ce,
and will commence on his duties as
clerk there the first of July. At e
recent visit the government in.
spector recommended the appoint
ment of an additional clerk in this
Office, the salary of the same to be
paid by the government. Hereto
fore the Postmaster has had to hire
the extra clerk.
/ James Sweet, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Nc
Ilroy, Miss Hazel Dickinson and
w. Davis went to Prescott Monday
to attend the funeral of Charles
Miller. Mr.. Miller died in ST
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