River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-09-10

Miss Mary FitzsImmons has gone
to Stanley, this state, to teach.
FOR SALE-Fresh mich COW.
JOHN O'BRIEN, Roberts.
Miss Celia Armbruster left Fri
day to teach at White Rock, s..
Dakota.
Miss Lorena Odell and Mr.. Hiram
Rudesill were married in st. Paul
yesterday.
Virgil C. Manion left the first
of the week to attend college t
Prairie du Chen.
Guy Wright clerk at the j. w.
Allard store, has moved into the
Rollins house on South Main st.
Miss Violet Mackley of Poin t
Ccmftrt Va, is a guest at the
n -" Of her aunt, Mrs. w. II. 5.
Johnson.
Miss Clara Green was down from
Minneapolis yesterday to attend
the funeral of her brother-in-law,
w. A. Knapp.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Vannatta and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Carisch will leave
tomorrow for an auto trip to Mil
waukee and Chicago.
Hon. C. D. Hawn and family of
Rock Elm are moving into the res
idence which they recently bought
on East Cascade Ave.
Mrs. Julia Nelson returned last
evening from a months visit with
her parents at Wells, Mimi. H e r
daughter, Miss Esther, met her in
ST. Paul and they visited in that
city yesterday.
Professor Himelick, of the Nor
NAL school faculty, has accepted
the presidency Of the Cleveland,
Ohio, Normal school faculty, and
will leave for that city, with his
family, next week.
John Zimbrick of Beardsley, Min
nesOta, who is down to attend the
State Fair, took a run to this city
last evening for a short visit with
his relatives here. He returns to
Minneapolis tomorrow morning.
Mrs. o. Strahl died at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. J. M. Smith,
III this city this morning, DIT the
age Of seventy-nine years. il {
tiGle of the funeral has not as yet
be J; decided upon. A compi e
obituary will be published mex t
WetK
Miss Edna Bertha linn and Mr.
M. A. Shepard were married at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs
Bertha linn, in East Troy, THIS
state yesterday. They will make
their home in River Falls, where
NJ. Shepard is engaged in the pho
biography business.
Professor and Mrs. Swenson re-
turned home Saturday from a 25O-
mile canoe trip on the st. Croix.
They were accompanied by Profess
sor and Mrs. c.. P. Schott, of
Platteville. Mr.. and Mrs. Swenson
have written an interesting account
of the trip, which will be publish
ed in next weeks Journal.
The N. Y. Herald says of ''The
Spendthrift"-"I you are a hus-
band with a charming wife, who
is without a thought spending
your money faster than you ca n
earn it; if you are wife with a
husband whose efforts to induce
you to economic simply bore you;
II you are young man In love
with the best girl in the world; if
you are the young woman with
whom he is in love; if you are a
cynical old bachelor; if you are
just a plain. ordinary citizen who
likes a good, substantial play, we'll
staged and we'll acted; if you are
ANY of these, you will do well to
take in "The Spendthrift,"
The Labor day program at tn e
Hudson boxing arena was fairly
we'll attended. Those who like to
see CORY battles were greatly dis
appointed, as there was nothing
along that line exhibited. All of
the matches were "tame" L h e
main card, Tillman VS.. Leach, was
rather slow affair, with the New
Yorker having a shade the better
of the Minneapolis boy through his
constant ggressiveness. By far
the most clever exhibition was the
Lawson-Salavatore draw. Til e
Tcripg bout between Burke and
OILS was more Of a tango dare.
thu fight. Neither male mo-
ten tC strike at the other.
A team of Ellsworth business men