River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-15

Singer Sewing Machines sold at
Lund's Hardware.
| am prepared to pillow gardens
Phone 4O5. Ed. Wadsworth.
George Mallory, Jr., visited with
relatives in st. Paul over Sunday.
New Richmond will put on a
Fourth o July celebration this
year
Three good secondhand manure
spreaders sold cheap at Lun DIS
Hardware.
Miss Josephine Mallory left for
Maiden Rock Saturday for a visit
with friends.
Frank Furest, of st. Paul, visit
ed in the city Sunday, guest OF
his brother, NJ. c. Furest.
The Consolidated Lumber Co.
quotes Lehigh Portland Cement
$3.50 per barrel net.
Il. A. Campbell is making extens-
i've repairs on his plumbing shop,
the old gas factory on Main street
FOR SALE-House and 2 lots.
go I'd we'll water and cistern, all in
good condition. ]. Jellings. Adv.
Hiram Gibbs was down from
Grand Forks, n. D., the first Of
the week, returning home Tuesday
afternoon.
Charles Phillips has purchased an
Indian" motorcycle With side car
attachment, from Earl Hunter, 10
cal agent.
Jesse White left Saturday to
take up his duties as trombonist
With the Dreamland orchestra at
Minneapolis.
Mrs. VIM. Piculell and Mrs. Aug.
Olson, Of Alton, Mimi, visited in
the city Saturday and Sunday,
guests of Mrs. Christine Nelson.
FOR SALE-A secondhand re-
frigerator, in excellent condition,
and large, comfortable rocking
chair. Inquire at this office.-adv.
Offices are being fitted up in the
second story Of the Bank of ELS
worth's new home for Atty. John
E. Foley Pierce County Herald.
Miss Vivian Higgins returned to
her school at Glenwood City Sun
day after a weeks vacation spent
here at the home of her mother.
Miss Martha Rockstad is en-
pIoyed as linotypist at the Times
office. She had been working at
that trade in st. Paul for some
time past.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lover, of Bar
ron, visited in the city from Thurs
day. until Saturday, guests at the
home of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Elsie Flint.
Sam Hoffamn is putting up
building next to Langdon's granite
shop on North Main street, to be
used as his residence, with his shop
in the front room.
The Trout fishing season opened
precisely at Il o'clock last night
with large army Of fishermen on
the banks of the Kinnickinnic and
South, Fork streams.
Angleworms, fresh and juicy, re-
tailed at from Is to so cents per
tomato can full for tOday's grand
openingL The market reported
steady up to last night, but stock
is being swallowed up fast today.
The Easter dance at Syndicate
hall Friday evening was well at
tended and greatly enjoyed. Ex-
cellent music was furnished by the
Syndicate orchestra, assisted ny
Holtsapple and Doolittle of ELS
worth.
Ben Rosenberg plans to open
moving picture theatre in his bul'o-
ing on Main street. He will re-
model it completely to accommo-
date about 300 persons, and will
have it arranged with every de-
vice for the comfortable ac.commo-
dation of his patrons. His pic
ture machine will be a new ana
modern one, and he will show the
best class of films procurdole.
The work of remodeling the Dullo-
ing into a show house will COM
mence soon after the first OF July.
Ben has a fine location for this
purpose and his new venture should
prove a big success.
Mr.. Byron Dopkins and MISS
Blanche Chinook were married at
the Congregational parsonage last
Sunday afternoon, April IL, by
Rev. William J. Gray. Mr.. Stanley
Dopkins and Miss Lucille Dopklns,