River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-05-13


Miss Agnes Linehan was down
from ST. Paul Sunday.
Miss Mona Welker was home
from ST. Paul over Sunday.
See S. L. Krauth's lot sale on
another page of this paper.-adv.
Leonard Juell was home from
Minneapolis Saturday and Sunday
The Consolidated Lumber Co.
quotes Lehigh Portland Cement
$3.50 per barrel net.
FURNITURE FOR SALE Al
most new atIhalf cost. Phone432.
Mrs. S.H Wasson.---adv.
Mrs. Kristina Barg has gone
to Detroit, Mimi, to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Caroline Isaacson.
Misses Bessie Buck and Joyce
Beddall have been re-engaged to
teach at Monroe next year.
Secure tickets now for the Nor.
NAL Orchestra concert at the Nor
mai auditorium next Wednesday,
May 10.
At Allard s-A large shipment of
early June peas at special prices.
3 cans for 25c. Sis per case of "a
cans. adv.
A merry-go-round opened up
! Tuesday for a couple Of weeks
run on the Woodmen lot north Of
the Journal office.
Senator Geo B. Skogmo was
home from Madison over Sunday.
He predicts at least six weeks
more of legislating.
Mrs. Palmstein and son Juell
a d Miss Helen Chamberlain Of
Minneapolis were recent guests at
the 0. M. Juell home.
The Telephone number is 188.
Call up now and reserve your
seats for "Down on the Farm at
the Auditorium, Monday evening,
May 18th.
With four divorced wives and
his present wife outside, Edward
Christensen lin Jail az Detroit
Mich, said that he wanted to stay
there indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. O'Brien and
Mrs. Harry Van Meter motored
over from Hudson Monday and
spent the day visiting at the NJ.
Thomas and Fl. B. Vieland homes.
If you miss the laughs that are
coming to you by not attending
the performance of "Down on the
Farm" which will appear at the
Auditorium Monday evening, May
Itch
Regent P w. Kramer went to
Madison the first of the week to
confer with the other members of
the Board in regard to pending
legislation affecting Normal
schools.
FOR SALE-Two buildings; one
16 TX "a it.; the other 26 X AZ Is
with lot. Either building can be
made into a good house che ap.
Both are great bargains. F. A.
Howe.-Sadv.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
day. The mother, Mrs. K e
Snodgras5 Severance, was former
Iy a New Richmond girl.-New
Richmond News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Zauft, Of New
Richmond, have rented one Of Dan
McLaughlin's houses in Gilman
and have moved down; they have
two sons and a daughter(Mrs. j. P.
Kahut) living in the village, and
wish to be near them.
j. L. WATSON purchased an 'Im-
perial" 6-cylinder auto from the
Ramer agency and drove it down
from the Minneapolis branch a
gency Tuesday evening. 1t is Of
the fastest design and has all of
the most approved modern appli-
ances.
While engaged in scuffling with
a brakeman on the way freight at
Be!denville Monday afternoon Sta
ton Agent Lewis Corcoran h d
the misfortune to fall and break
several of the ligaments n his
right shoulder. He is now at ST.
Joseph's Hospital, st. Paul.-Piarce
County Herald.
There is nothing that can b e
compared with CREAM of BAR
LEY for genuine nourishment. It
has the true Barley flavor, a
most ,appetizing taste and salts
flying relish. CREAM OF BAR
LEY is easily prepared, requires
: only Is minutes cooking, an
, when served on the table you