River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1914-05-07
River Falls VS.. Hudson Sunday.

A number from here attended
the opening dance at the Ellsworth
pavilion last Friday evening.
John E. Stephens, of Minneapolis,
visited his father, Joseph Stephens,
recently.
VIM. Davidson has purchased a
Case touring car, through Fl. O..
Junkman, local agent.
Mrs. Ada Miller returned home
yesterday from ST. Paul where she
had been for surgical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Deickman left
yesterday on al auto trip to Mon
dow, where they will spend a
few days visiting relatives.
Mrs. Lena Hammond has sold
her home on Second street to Mrs.
Sadie Griffen. Sale by r. L. w il.
liams.
Maurice and Elmer Monson have
purchased three lots on Sixth street
of Mrs. Osee Day. Sale by r. L.
Williams.
ANNOUNCE MENT-A G Boles
wishes to thank his friends for their
patronage during the past, and
would appreciate a continuance of
their business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Robinson,
have rented a house in ST. Paul
and last week moved their furnit-
ure there. Mrs. Robinson spent
the winter here with her grand
mother, Mrs. Harshman.
The River Falls Normal school
has purchased a auto truck, to be
used in carrying students of the
Agricultural department about on
inspection visits to neighboring
farms.
Frank Letson. of Ellensdale N. D.,
visited old-time friends in the
city recently, guest at the home
of his cousin, Mrs. Andersen. Mr..
Letson's father was one of the ar
ly settlers of Rush River, near
Centerville.
S. A. Farnsworth, formerly of
this city, vas elected to the Coun-
Gil in ST. Paul Tuesday. It is rec
commended by the leading bust
ness men of that city that he be
chosen finance commissioner, his
excellent service as city treasurer
for the past four years prompting
their choice.
Ray Dodge, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lutte Dodge of Kinnickinnic, is
given a very complimentary write
up in the last weeks issue of mThe
Northwestern Druggist" on account
of his efficient service as manager
of the soda fountain business at
the c. T. Hellar Drug store, Schu-
bert building, ST. Paul.
The local high school baseball
team opened it's season last Satur-
day by defeating the Ellsworth
high school team. The game
was we'll played excepting for a
couple of innings when ragged
fielding allowed base runner to
score almost at will. The feature
of the game was the fielding of
Megordon, centerfielder for the
locals, who twice prevented scor-
ing by sensational running catches.
The final score was 10 to 8 in
favor of River Falls.
Wisconsin weather is a fine
brand, especially in comparison
with what is furnished in many
other parts of the Union.
Mrs. B. E. Aldrich, formerlyo of
New Richmond, but now Of Proct-
orsville, Vermont, states in a let
ter to Mrs. T. w. Ashley, that the
first of the week they had sleet
and rain, and last Thursday they
had a real hard snow storm.
Miss Eva White returned home
last week from a visit at the home
of her sister at Sparta.
The Minneapolis Journal last
Sunday devoted a page to a
quartet of fishing Genes on the
Kinnickinnic and an accompany
ing article in regard to a recently
organized association of Kinnickin-
mic fishermen. The organization
originated among a number OF
Twin City Waltonians who do con-
siderable fishing in the Kinnickin-
mic, but anyone may join who
wishes to. It's purpose is to ire
habilitate the famous Kinnickinnic
as the Queen Of Trout Streams"
Farmers living along the stream
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