River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-08-20

ness. Inquire at this office.
Miss Rose Muckley of ST. Paul
was guest of Miss Eulalia Weis-
end the first of this week.
Can you do the work the world
wants done? If rot, write Man
kato Commercial College Man
kato, Mimi, for catalog.
For a good business and short
hand course at reasonable rates,
attend Rasmussen Practical Bust
ness School, Saltwater, Mimi. Send
for circulars.
VIM Kay of Martell was in the
city Tuesday in the interests Of
his assembly campaign. He has
large number of earnest support
ers in River Falls.
Ferris White of River Falls was
in Prescott on Friday and planned
to go with his wife to the vicinity
of Eagle Bend on land-buying
trip this week under the guidance
of Capt. Fl. C. Doughty.-Prescott
Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Junkman re-
turned to independence Tuesday
to pack their household good
preparatory to moving to Wabeno
where he will have charge of h e
schools the coming year.-Pierce
County Herald.
w. Vannatta, E. Carisch, c.. w.
Jensen, B. A. Symes and Master
Belmer Carisch went to Eau Claire
Sunday and brought back a Model
BIS Buick touring car recently pur-
chased from the Carisch agency
by Joseph Stoetzel of Trimbelle. :.
Next Thursday, August 9th,
don't forget the date-Mrs. I. E.
Eaton and Mrs. c. e. Nelson will
entertain the Ezekiel Lutheran
Ladies' Aid society. The ladies
will meet at the home Of Mrs. Mel
son and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all
Miss Lenore Stewart went to So
lon Springs Saturday to visit for
a few days with Mrs. w. F.. Tubhs
Miss Stewart stopped here on her
return from Chicago, where she
had been on buying trip for the
Stewart Mercantile Co. store a
FairyieW. Montana.
Rev. A. w. Nordeen, OF the
Swedish Mission church, returned
last Saturday morning after a five
weeks vacation trip in the west.
He visited many of the coast cit
les and had very pleasant visit
with his relatives in Spokane,
Wash, his former home.
In the Business Mems League
write-up in last weeks Journal,
the name of Fred Knoble was in
advertantly omitted from the
White Crest lineup. Fred was at
bat 80 times, scored runs, and
made IL hits, for a batting aver
age of 400. His was the highest
average of the White Crest team.
c.. A. Hager of Bay City was the
the first to take out a hunting Ii
cense in Pierce county this year.
G.. M. Stewart, w. E. Tubbs and
Sievert Johnson were the first 10
cal nimrods to receive 1914-15 hunt
ing license from County Clerk Q.
j. Hohle. V. F. Scholl of Wauke-
sha was the first in the state to
get license this year.
Miss Lovila M. Mosher, librarian
of the River Falls Normal school
having completed her summer
school work in that institution, is
enjoying an outing at The Pines,
Kilbourn, this state. From there
she goes to her former home,
Waupun, and will remain there
until returning to River Fails Sept.
New Richmond News
The railroad rate commission re-
Gently issued a new set OF ru e S
for the operation of telephone sys-
TENS. Among these rules is one
that provides that exchanges with
500 or more phones ga per cent OF
the calls must be answered within
ten seconds or less, and at all 9TH
er exchanges 80 per cent of the
calls must be answered in that
time.
Nitrogen gas arc lamps have
been installed in place of the car
bon arcs formerly used on Main
street, and an extra lamp has been
placed at the corner by Carisch's
store. The new system lights up
the street in splendid shape. 1t
makes it seem like far cry back
to the days when River Falls cit
liens CROPPED their way along Main