River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-07-16
local and PERSONAL
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Childrens white canvas shoes,
all sizes 98c, at Stewards.
Clearance sale of Waists and
nresses, at Norseng Bros.
J. Fl. Ames of Eau Claire is Wis
iting in the city to-day.
Moving Sale at Stewards. Ev-
erything at greatly reduced pri-
ces.
Get specifications and prices on
the new 1915 Buick at G. Carisch &
Sons.
Rev. j. M. Bockstrom Of Deer
Park visited at the w. J. Morrow
home last week.
Services in Trinity church Sun
day evening. Holy Communion
Monday morning at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Allard and
son Douglas left yesterday on a
vacation trip to New York state.
C. Carisch & Sons, local agents
for the Buick auto have just re-
ceived the announcement for the
1915 cars.
The Ladies of Ezekiel Lutheran
church will give 15c supper III
Glen Park next week. Friday, July
"a Everybody welcome.
Miss Christine Nelson left yes
terday afternoon for Hettinger, n.
D., for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. II. S. Harris.
If you need a waist or dress, we
are now selling this seasons The
Celebrated Munson Made" at very
lowest prices. Norseng Bros.
Mrs. Eva Shepard, accompanied
by her grandson, Chas. Edward
Shepard, Jr., is visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. G. r.
Frye, at Clear Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard
and daugh ter, Miss r u tn, Of
Charles City, Ia, are visiting with
Mrs. Towards sister, Mrs. Jennie
Cronk, at the Hotel Gladstone.
Our entire stock of ladies shoes
onsale. 75c values SOC. $125 values
csc. $500 values $1.59. $3.50 values
$3.50. $1.OO values 79c. $3.50 values
$1.19. $500 values $3.50. $500 values
1928. At Stewards.
Paul J. Felix Of Cour de Alene,
Idaho, who had been visiting at
different points in Wisconsin the
past three weeks, stopped in the
city over Sunday, guest at IN e
home of Mrs. Christine Nelson.
William McNally Sr., one of ST.
Croix county's most prominent pi-
oneer settlers, died at his home
in New Richmond Saturday at the
age of eighty-seven years., Mrs.
McNally and five children survive
him.
We can show you real money saw
ing in Mems and Young Mems
suits. Our assortment is very large
and they are all new goods. We
have some very fine blue serge suits
that are ideal for this summer, on
which we save you more than SIS OF.
every suit. JOHNSON & CRANMER
Co.
Mrs. Agnes Doriott and son Bert
and daughters Ophelia and Esther,
of Eau Claire, Miss Bertha Doriott
of Minnea polis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur White of Winona, Mimi,
and Mrs Ophelia White and sons,
Jessie and Clarence, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. G.. Knowles of this city
went from here Sunday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Charles May
nard at Hartland.
August Block and family have
moved into the Krauth house, re-
Gently vacated by Frank Dusek
and family. Mr.. Block is to have
charge of the shoe department at
the Stewart Mercantile store. He
came here from Eau Claire where
he had been employed in the Gull
yer shoe store. He was employed
for seven years in a shoe factory
in the east, and comes here highly
recommended for his knowledge
of the business.
n. N. Pratt, formerly of this city,
recently sold out his interest in
the Lodi, Cal, Post, which he sue
cessfully conducted as editor and
publisher for the past two years.
The Stockton, CAL, Post comments
editorially on Mr.. Pratt's resig-
nation as follows: "Another good
editor gone wrong. Harry Noyes
Dratt of tha Post TOdi'S SDlendid