River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1913-09-04

| WANTED = A night operator at
the Telephone Central, - adv.
Horse For SALE-Six-year-old;
weight 1900 Elbs. Inquire of Max
Fem, City.-adv.
The next meeting of the Art Cir
Gle, September 9th, has been post
poned to September Is.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
A. M. Baldwin at two o'clock next
Wednesday afternoon, September
10th.
HORSES For SALE-Three young
work horses. Inquire of Mrs. l..
Fasbender, Ellsworth, Wis, Route
No. 4.-adv.
Losr-Cross and chain in Glen
Park, Monday. Finder, please re-
turn to this office and receive re-
ward.-adY.
G. A. Rasmussen and family
have moved into the c. G. Knowles
house on Secondstreet, across from
the M. E. church.
Mrs. S. w. Elliott and daughter,
Miss Faye, of Chebanse, Ill: ar
rived in the city to-day and are
guests at the home of Mrs. S. P.
| Hunter.
The friends of A. F. Moody are
grieYed to learn that his illness of
the past few days took a serious
turn for the worse to-day, resulting
in total stroke of paralysis.
Rev. G. A. Bird attended the
Western Wisconsin Methodist Con-
ference at Superior last week. Mr..
Birds many friends are glad to
hear of his reappointment to the To-
cal church.
James Boals, Jr., of Big Niver,
has purchased the N. c. Nelson
residence on Third street and will
move to the city in the near future
The sale was made through the S.
L Krauth agency.
Miss Grace Gray and Miss Flor
ence Rudd left this week for their
schools at Black River Falls. Lev
erett Farley, principal of the schools
there, has been there for the past
two weeks. Mrs. To8er is keeping
house for them.
Mrs. Ophelia White returned
home Monday evening from a six
weeks visit with her sons, Arthur
and Clarence, at Winona, MINI.
She also visited her father, Charles
Maynard, and with other relatives
at Red Wing, Mimi.
There will be a social hop in the
Syndicate Hall next Saturday eve
ming from eight O'clock until mid
night. An orchestra under the d.
rection of John E. Howard will fur
nish the music. Everyone is cor
daily invited.-adv.
Mrs. Frank Fuller entertained at
one o'clock luncheon in honor of
her sister, Miss ArMeda Howe,
Tuesday afternoon. The young
lady guests made it an occasion for
a shower party and presented Miss
Howe with several beautiful pieces
of silverware.
John E. Howard opened his vio-
lin studio in the Normal School
building Monday, He plans to
devote special time to ensemble
work and to the organization of
trios and of string quartetts. He
will also direct the work of the Nor
NAL School orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Langdon, who
recently sold their residence on
Maple street, are moving this week
into Mrs. Browell's house on Third
street. where they will reside until
their new home is built on the lot
purchased last month from Mrs.
Fred Peterson, on Second street.
The Gun Club is holding some
very creditable meets at the Glen
Park grounds and each session
brings out number of new enthus-
lasts. We would be pleased to
publish the scores of the regular
meets, but have been requested not
to by some of the members whose
scores would be more fitting in the
"lost" column.
The Normal school opened Mon
day with all the teachers present
and large increase in attendance.
The enrolment to-day totals 395,
as against 282 students at the same
time last year, an increase of 113.
There are twice the number of
high school graduates enrolled
this year as last.
Do not be discouraged because
the jeweler, peddler or optician did