River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-01-21

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Journal-'phone 20.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Perkins were
out from Ellsworth last Thursday.
ExSheriff Ray Hyatt and family
were out from Ellsworth last Thurs
day. Mr.. Hyatt is now employed
in the Campbell livery at Ellsworth.
Hon John Chinook and Chris.
Nobel were out from Hudson Satur-
day.
During the white goods special
sale at Ssewart's Saturday all of
the lady clerks were attired in white
dresses.
Get a fancy brick of ice cream
at Woehrle's for your Sunday din
ner.
Office stationery of all kinds
printed on the best of stock at the
most reasonable prices at the
Journal Job Office.-adv.
Atty. w P. Knowles made bust
ness trip to Miles City, Mont. the
first of the week, returning home
to-day.
Snowfall which lasted all day
Saturday afforded fine sleighing,
he ice covered d s making a
splendid foundation
State Organizer Canadian of the A.
). of E. spoke at the town hall in
Kinnickinnic Monday evening and
at the Pleasant Valley town hall
| Tuesday afternoon.
Bert Payne, of Clarion, Ia, spent
a few days in the city last week,
guest of John A. Haddow. This is
Mr.. Payne's first visit here since he
left twenty years ago. He is now
employed as mail carrier ON a route
ont of Clarion.
Kelley Clark, employed at the
Freeman & Son drug store, went to
Minneapolis Monday to take ex-
animation before the State Pharma-
cy Board. We're San ders, formerly
of this city, also took the examina-
ton at this time.
Houses For Sale-Good house
and two lots, desirable locatien.v
Lots worth $500 each. Whole proper
ty only $1,000. Snap. Have very
good house, also nice loca ton; can
be bought on monthly payment
Plans. L. KRAUTH.
Judge Weld " as one Of the speak
ers at the Dartmouth College alum
nj banquet at Minneapolis last Mon
day evening. The judge graduated
from that college in 1859 and was
the oldest member in attendance at
the banquet Ellsworth Herald.
, Fire at the home of Mrs. E. A
Wells Sunday afternoon destroyed
about $500 worth of property mostly
clothing, belonging to Mr. and Mrs
Recow, who make their home there
The explosion of a gasoline stove
caused the damage. The fire was
extin9uished in very few minutes
and without the assistance of the
fire department. Mr.. Recow burned
his left hand very severely in ex
tinguishing the flames.
Tubbs Medicine Co. expect to
move into their new quarters on
Main street next week. Hagestad
& Co. will move into the F. & M.
Bank building recently occupied by
Stewards, and Mrs. Ada Miller will
move her millinery stock into the
front room of the building now oc.
cupied by Ha9estad & Co. The Of
fees of the Medicine Co. will be in
the fir ont part of the second heor
over Hagestad's new location and
their factory, stock, shipping de-
partments, etc will occupy the re-
rnainder of the second floors of both
buildings and also the rear rooms
on the ground floors of both and a
portion of the basement.
When the circus people at Spring
Valley in 1913 said that a lynx had
escaped them here most people
thought il was just circus yarn"
: but it may have been true. The
} Dettmer boys, young lads living
, near Baldwin, went out hunting
Saturday with a % rifle; they saw
: something in tree-it was game,
and so were they SO thew shot il