River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-04-23
Sherman Williams
Paints & Varnishes
a complete line, at
Freeman's Drug Store


elsewhere.
Chas. Sakrison was up from Madi-
son over Sunday.
Sheriff and Mrs. Ray Hyatt were
out from Ellsworth over Sunday.
Prin. Robert Moser. of the Elm
wood sch ools, was home last week.
Demonstration of Sunshine Bis
cults at AIlard's, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs c. w Chubbuck of Wausau
is a guest at the home of her mother,
Mrs. N. Wales.
Mrs. w. Z. Knowles spent the
weekend in Menomonie, guest of
Mrs. ]. Boothby.
The new Catholic church at Erin
Corners, St. Croix county, will be
dedicated June 16.
c. J. Kempe of Ellsworth has an
nounced his candidacy for the Office
of County Treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hepburn,
of Prairie Farm, are about to start
a newspaper at Knapp.
Fred Carisch is playing with the
Cleveland team of the American
League again this season.
Miss Mable Johnson of Hudson
was a guest of Miss Ruth Reming-
ton Friday and Saturday.
Be sure and try some of those
Sunshine Biscuits at the demon
stration Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at Allard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Junkman Of
Sparta spent last week at the home
of the formers PARENTS, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. o Junkman.
Victor Scott has rented F. NJ.
Ulrich's garage building, opposite
the Consolidated Lumber Co.'S. Of
fee, and is using it as a carpenter
shop.
FOUND-On the River Falls
Prescott road, near th7 Lusk farm,
a bunch of keys on a figure eight"
key ring Owner call at this Office
for same.
Garry all your headaches and eye
trouble to DR.. Bersee, the reliable
sight specialist from St. Paul, at
Hotel Gladstone, River Falls, Thurs
dey, April 80.
H. F. Doolittle, of the Pierce
County Herald, came out from Ellis
worth Friday and spent the after
noon angling for trout on the Kin
nickinnic. Believe it or not, gentle
men, he caught n
E~x-president Roosevelt says: Il
had no idea how beautiful the world
was until l got my first spectacles.
l had been a clumsy and awkward
little boy, and a good deal of it was
due to the fact that l could not see,
for l was very near-sighted." Do
not let your child suffer this way,
but consult DR.. Bersee, the noted
specialist on oversight, at Hotel
Gladstone, River Falls, Thursday,
April 80.
Fred w. Kendall, of Elmwood,
was a business visitor in the city
yesterday. His announcement as
candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer appears elsewhere in
this paper. Mr.. Kendall served as
treasurer Of this county for four
years, 1902.6, giving very general
satisfaction, and it is believed that
his record at that time will be favor
ably remembered by the voters of
the county.
There was a tie in the aldermanic
candidates in Gienwood City this
Spring. To decide the winner a
representative was chosen for each
candidate to drew in turn from a
pile of ten envelopes, n envelope
containing a slip marked alder
man." r K. Browns representa-
tive drew the lucky envelope, but it
was afterwards decided that this
method was not in accordance with
the law, and the two candidates
themselves drew straws," and in
the latter game V. L. Ward was the
lucky man, and was declared by the
election board as duly elected.
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