River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-02-25

club of over 80 members.
John Beschta was down from st.
Paul over Sunday and Monday.
Senator Skogmo was up from
Madison from Friday until Tues
day.
Miss Stella Hawkins was home
from her school at Burkhardt over
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Moline was home from
her school at Haywasd the first of
the week.
]. M. Davis of Black River Falls
is employed as harness maker at
the Cariseh shop.
Manager Yale Of the cooper
ative laundry, spent Sunday with
his family in Superior.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. H. Annis
of the town of Kinnickinnic, Febru-
airy II, 1915, a daughter.
w. A. Warren, of Melon, is visit
ing his sisters, Mrs. ]. w. Allard
and Mrs. O'Ligney, this week.
Misses Ada TAFT and Kate and
Lucy Thomas were down from
Minneapolis over Sunday and Mon
day.
Miss Florence Settergren an d
Miss Florence Kemp visited at the
formers home in Baldwin the first
of the week.
Howard Hutchins, of Trego, this
state, arrived in the city Saturday
for visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Heman Hutchins.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Cranmer h a e
made h cir home in Lake City,
Mimi, where the Johnson & Gran
mer Co. have clothing store.
River Falls, Ellsworth New Rich
mond and Hudson high schools will
hold their oratorical and declama-
tory contest in the latter city
April 81.
Remember we do dry cleaning
and repairing. Your work. will be
given the best of attention and be
out when you want it if you leave
it with the River Falls Tailoring
! Co.
Theo Moline, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Moline, is recovering
| from recent surgical operation in
a ST. Paul hospital. His brother,
Tony, has been with him there for
/ the past two weeks. + 8
| Do you know that Easter will be
here before long ?-Apri il 4
you know! SO better be looking
over our line of suits. They range
in price from $500 up to $4,000.
A perfect fit is guaranteed. River
Falls Tailoring Co.
A special train of five cars loaded
with silk en- route from Japan to
New York City by way of Seattle,
i passed through Prescott Monday
morning. The cargo of silk was
valued at over 81, 100000, each car
having about 100000 worth of silk
in it.-Prescott Tribune.
w. S. Armstrong, who for the
past nineteen years has been trav-
cling salesman for the Pennsyl-
vania Oil & Supply Co., has resign
ed his position with that firm and
has accepted a position in the o.
w. Newcomb & Co. furniture store
in this city. Mr.. Armstrong has
retained the selling rights in River
Falls, Ellsworth, Beldenville and
| Marten for. the Penn. co.
C. Carisch & Son, local agents for
| the Buick automobile, have made
the following sales recently:
Atty F. M. White, a Buick Model c.
! 81; w. H. Thomson, a Buick Model
CTS; DR.. w. G. Fortune, Buick
Model CTS; ]. L. Moody Cells
worth), Buick Model C-37; Rich
ard Flint, a secondhand Overland;
G. w. Chinook, Jr., a secondhand
E. M. -; Tom Browell, second.
hand Ford. :.
Frank Cobian's team Of horses
! made a sensational dash M Main
street at noon Monday, and it was
miraculously fortunate that no one
was hurt by them. When the noon
whistle blew they started out from
the alley back of Lund's factory,
ran north up Main street to the
Finn & Beschta shop, where they
collided with the Prairie Mill de-
rio fho,, m nnf0 The