River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-09-17
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RocaI and Personal
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a war tax.
Shepard's New -Honey-a good
substitute for sugar.
Before buying your sweater see
the dandy line at Allard's.
Come on Uncle Sam let's ridi-
ule this war out of existence.
John Deere plows have been in
the lead for thirty years. Lund
sells them.
Mesdames P. n. and D. Collins
entertained at luncheon Saturday
and yesterday afternoons.
Otto Winter returned to Mime
apolis Tuesday to commence upon
his final year of medical course.
The big attraction at the Pierce
County Fair this year will be the
Human Milking Machine, run by
a Buick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Vannatta and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Carisch left Sun
day on an auto trip to Milwaukee
and Chicago.
Mrs. Arthur White returned to
Winona. Mimi, this morning after
a weeks visit at the home Of Mrs.
Ophelia White.
Winter is not far away when you
will want a good, warm mackinaW.
Drop in and So the "Pola" mac
kinaw at Allard's.
Professor and Mrs. VIM. Seger-
strom have moved into the second
floor rooms of Mrs. NJ Fields res
idence on Cascade Ave.
Don't fail to see the Human
Milking machine milk COWS at the
Ellsworth Fair and operated by
a Buick auto. c. Carisch & Sons,
Agents.
For a good business and short
hand course at reasonable rates,
attend Rasmussen Practical Bust
ness School, Saltwater, MINI. Send
for circulars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ratti, of Lit
lie Falls, Polk county, visited a t
the home of the latter's uncl e
Albert Olson, Tuesday. They had
been visiting at the home of Mr..
Ratti's parents at Rush City, Mimi,
FOR some time.
We have some verM good thinga
in new wool dress goods ct Allard's.
J. Floyd Armstrong, who had
been in New York during the sum-
mer, driving for Mrs. Forman O.
Minneapolis, returned the first Of
the week and spent Monday in
the city at the home OF his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Armstrong
A big crowd of baseball fans
from this city plan to attend the
Hudson-New Richmond game at
Hudson tomorrow afternoon.
October 9 is the date set for the
next boxing show at the Hudson
arena. Fulton and Palzer are
booked for the main bout.
A few snaps in cream separators
at Lunds' Hardware store.
Professor w. B. Cairns, Of tn e
University of Wisconsin, visited his
brother, DR.. r. U. Cairns here, and
his mother at Ellsworth last week.
DR.. Leland Elliott, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Elliott, Of Ellsworth.
has purchased a dental practice in
Milwaukee and has gone there to
locate.
Tony Moline has sold his tail
oring establishment to [. r. Os-
born of Minneapolis. Mr.. Osborn
comes here highly recommended.
both as to character and ability.
in his line. Mr.. Moline, it is rum
ored, will have charge of the Ste
wart Mercantile Co. tailoring de-
partment.
Football prospects at the Norm al
school are real encouraging. Of
the veterans Cap. Brown, Richards,
H. Nelson, Keith, Dawson, Burgess
and a number of high school stars
among the candidates. Finn and
Peterson are here from Ellsworth,
Gunther and Shute from Wausau,
and Chapman. Manion and Scho-
field from the local high. Twertv
candidates reported for first
practice Tuesday. The first game
of the season will be played here a
week from Saturday, with the Eau
Claire high school,
Normal school opened Tuesday.
The enrolment at noon today, in
the Normal department, totalled
$50 students. Many Of the members
of last years classes have not en-
rolled as vet. 1t is exDected that