River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-10-16
local and Personal
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HO dOldOH NulO clOlC at LIS
worth has been sold by Mrs. O..
Bye to A. E. Grimm, of Mime
apolis, who took possession last
week.
Theo. Bake, of New Centerville;
has purchased Mrs. ]. M. Smith S
residence property on Fourth street.
The sale was made through the S.
L. Krauth agency.
G. M. Stewart, l. L. Stewart, P
w. Ramer, Atty. w. P. Knowles,
DR.. c. A. Dawson and c E. Shep-
ard motored to Clam Lake Monday
evening for few days duck hunt
ing.
All members Of Greenwood Re-
bekah Lodge No. 10 are requested
to be present at the next regular
meeting on Saturday, October Is,
at o'clock. Refreshments will be
served.
The Journal will give 1902 Pony
Contest votes for every $3.50 paid
on subscription, either new or old,
next Saturday, October Is. All of
the Pony Contest stores will give
double votes on that date.
Harley and Kelley Clark motored
to ST. Paul Sunday to visit their
half brother, T. j. Clark, who is
staging an act on the Orpheum cir
cult this season and is at the ST
Paul Orpheum this week.
The young men who are giving
the weekly dances at Syndicate
Hall announce that on Halloween
night there will be an extra large
orchestra and that the hall will be
especially decorated for the occas-
ion.
Emil Carisch, Atty. F. M. White,
c. N. Wiger and M. Norseng went
to Eau Claire yesterday morning
and motored home from there in
new Buick, 1914 model, purchased
by Mr.. Carisch from the Tangberg
agency in that city.
Thos. Stapleton, River Falls,
says: The glasses DR.. Bersee fit
ted me are just right. " Are you
still having those terrible head
aches? Better consult Bersee at
Hotel Gladstone, River Falls,
Thursday, Oct. 23.-adv.
Mrs. Lunt, who, with her daught-
er and her mother, Mrs. Briggs,
have been living with Mrs. Harri-
man since their arrival here from
Minneapolis several weeks ago, have
moved into Mrs. E. G. Rollins res
idence on S. Main street.
Judging from the affidavit cards
which John Till requires each pat
lent to sign now, he has had 5000
patients from June IL to October IL,
or four months, and average of
1880 patients a month, or more
than 40 day.-New Richmond
News.
The ladies of the Improvement
League wish to thank all those who
contributed so generously to the
success of their rummage sale, the
gross receipts of which were $162 81
Of this amount 81 was paid for rent
of rooms, leaving a balance of
$158.52.
Anton Segerstrom sold his farm
the first of the week to E. P. Aide,
of Iowa county, who will take pos
session December 1st. The farm,
which is located in the town of
Troy, consists of 200 acres, and is
reported as being one of the best
in this section of the state.
Mrs. Frank Bliss, River Falls,
says: GLASSES DR.. Bersee fitted me
are great benefit to me-" Per.
haps you missed seeing DR.. Bersee,
the noted eye-sight specialist from
ST. Paul, the last time he was here;
if so, be sure to consult him at
Hotel Gladstone, River Falls,
Thursday, October 23.--adv.
Professor Whitnack has purchas-
ed of Miss Sarah Powell the lot
located at the corner of Cascade
ave. and Normal Place. Professor
Wickland has purchased of Mrs.
Elmira Powell the lot located just
north of Mr.. Smiths new residence
on Normal Place. Both intend to
build homes there next Spring.
A. E. Reese and son, Harry E.,
of Hudson, Wis, was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Spethman on
Friday. They left Hudson on
September 81 enroute for Montana
where they contemplate filing on
homesteads and making it their
future home. They drove Nit
chell Six" that has crossed the
Rocky Mountains twice and made
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