River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-02-05
Goca/ and Personal
sc Observation-Disclosures

seeing a robin here this year.
Supt. Oscar Mattson visited in the
city the latter part of last week. :
Anton Segerstrom had the misfor-
tune to lose valuable horse recently.
Miss Marie Smith was home from
| ner school at Turtle Lake, over Sun
day.
| J. c. Knowlton is home from an
extended business trip through Iowa
and Illinois.
| w. T. Boutwell,, of Saltwater, Mimi,
as been visiting old acquaintance,
| ne past week.
The Degree of Honor will hold their
| 1ext regular meeting next Tuesday
evening at eight o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Gibbs, of Grand
,orks, -. D., are spending the win
ter on the Pacific coast.
Five hundred and forty Journal AID.
Contest votes for every dollar paid at
Stewart Mercantile store this week.
Mankato Commercial College
graduates hold responsible position
everywhere. Results count adv
Between fifty and sixty carloads
Of ice are to be shipped from here
to the Fletcher & Halls Co. at Els
worth.
Miss Aileen Balyea, of Little Falls.
Mimi, student at the Minnesota
university, spent the weekend as the
guest of Miss Ethel Houston.
A number of friends gave a very
pleasant surprise party in honor of
Mrs. Ophelia White, the occasion
being her birthday anniversary.
The keynote of Fords success is
that he saw the future practical
usefulness of the motor car years in
advance and built a car that fills
the motor car demand as bread and
butter. meat and potatoes fills the
food demand.-adv
For SALE OR RENT-A good, pay
ing hotel, with or without bar. A
fine proposition. For full particu
lars inquire of F. D. Ortman, city
-adv.
Mrs. Frank Bliss is attending con-
ference on Rural Social Development
at Madison this week. Before return
ing home she expects to visit in Pom
tiac, Ill.
Miss Inez and George Magee,
Bert Lord and Ed Quinn were out
from Ellsworth Friday. Harold
Doolitt.e came out in the evening
to play in the orchestra at Syndicate
hall.
w. H. Lincoln, of Minneapolis,
will be in charge of the automobile
department and we are prepared to
do all kinds of repairing on any
make of machine, and with our new
paint shop, we have better facilities
for painting than heretofore. A.
w. Lund.-ady.
The ticket sale for the Uncle
Toms Cabin perfor nance Tuesday
evening amounted to over 5000, and
about one hundred people were
turned away after the hall was filled
to capacity. The general comment
upon the play was not overly fiat
term"
Recognizing car value and car
price, Ford gives each of his 200, 900
patrons $4,000 90 or $500, 100000 He
gives his employees $40. 900 and
saves for himself SIS 900, 900. These
appalling sums simply represent
the success of the Ford Car in
actual uSe.-adv.
C. w. Morton is contemplating
moving his family to Saltwater
some time in the near future. Mr..
Morton is vice president of the Con-
solidated Lumber Co., having head
quarters at that place, and his
duties have become such as to re.
quire his presence there a great
deal of the time.-Ellsworth Rec
| ord.
The situation of two entirely
separate and distinct postoffices
within a mile of each other, mail
for one office being carried right
past the other, presents a condition
only found in one instance in Wis
consin, and not many times in any
state, These offices are Ellsworth
and East Ellsworth. The influence
used to persuade the postoffice de-
partment to make this unusual ar
raneement must have been strong
Spring Valley Sun.
The masquerade ball at the audi.
| torium last Friday evening proved a
most enjoyable affair. There were not
as many in costume as had been ex-
| pected, but those who did mask had
| lots of fun. The spectators section
was filled to capacity, and many oc-
cupied seats upon the stage, back of