River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-01-29

Pemmar Johnson is employed in
the Wilmoth garage.
House and lot for sale, located on
West Side.--Fred ]. Schweigel.-adv
Dry block wood for sale. All
kinds. Phone so. Walter Glass.
adv.
FARM, Stock & HOME" and THE
RIVER FALLS JOURNAL" both for
the price of the Journal alone, ST.. so
per year.
Miss Edna Larson, of Beldenville,
was guest of her friend, Miss
Bessie Buck, Friday and Saturday
of last week.
For something good on warm
biscuits try Shepard's Strained"
honey. 5.lb. pail 60c; 1O-lb. pail
81 20. fremont Building = adv.
Charles Coggeshall of Miles City.
Mont, arrived in the city last Thurs
day evening for a few days visit at
the home of his mother, Mrs. E. Cog
geshall.
DR.. Wilmer Ramer of Salt Lake City.
Utah, who has been spending the past
few weeks in Minneapolis, visited his
brother, P. w. Kramer, here a few
days this week.
j. |. Bonesho, who is employed in
the Fairview, Mont, store of the
Stewart Mercantile Co., arrived in the
city yesterday. He will accompany
Mr.. G. M. Stewart on a buying trip
to Chicago. They will leave Sundav.
Miss Edith Anderson, of the ladies
wear department of the Stewart Mer-
camille store, will leave the first of
next week to look over the offerings
of the Chicago wholesale houses and
pick out articles for her department.
Miss Alma Elertson returned home
yesterday from Fairview Mont, where
she had been employed for several
weeks past in the Stewart Mercan-
tile store, assisting the company in
preliminary work of getting their
business there opened.
Harmount's big scenic production of
Uncle Toms Cabin is deservedly pop
ular. It is hard to find a person who
has not seen it, or doesn't intend to-
1t is patronized and endorsed by the
clergymen and religious press, as de
lightful, instructive, and strictly moral
At the opera house, Tuesday, Feb. g.
Allie Lord, formerly of this city,
is road manager of the company which
will appear here Feb. 10, in the pro
duction "The Third Degree" Mr.. Lord
is managing the show for the Geo.
H. Bubb agency. He left here about
twenty-five years ago, and since that
time he mas been actively engaged in
the theatrical business, under the
stage name of l.. A. Edwards. His
wife appears in role in this play.
Mrs Jacob Johnson had the mis-
fortune last Saturday to slip and
fall on the kitchen floor at her home
on Second street, breaking her
right arm between the shoulder and
the elbow. She is reported to be
recovering nicely and is suffering
no other i'll effects from the acct
dent
Bangston Bros landed a rock
sturgeon last Monday that weighed
80 pounds. Ten pounds Of fish
eggs were secured from it, which,
with the fish itself sold for $25 1t
is said that this is the largest fish
Of its kind ever taken from the
Mississippi river at this point
Maiden Rock Press.
Curtis Johnson plans to have six
cockerels and six pullets from his
Silver Campine flock on exhibit at
the MlHHGSOld L duClGTS 1OuIlIy
Show to be held in the Auditorium
at St Paul February 6 to 10. The
association advertises d more mag
nificent list of prizes this year than
ever before, and it is expected that
the show will create exceptional
interest throughout the country.
Benjamin F. Robinson, who had
been employed since last March in
the barber shop of Henry billiard, died
of heart failure Sunday, at the age OF
SO years. He came here from Seattle,
Wash. His wife, two daughters and
son are living in ST. Louis, Mo-, and
he also has two brothers, who are
living with his mother in Kansas
City, Mo. Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at l. l. Lusk's un-
dertaking rooms, Rev. G. A. Bird Off
ciating. The remains were buried in
Greenwood cemetery.
"0NT0P" BRAND
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