River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-11-04

Mrs Henry Smith left Tuesday
for Claremont, Cal, to spend the
winter with her daughter, Hermie.
The South Fork Ladies Aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Alvin Low
ell Thursday, Nov. IL, for an all
day meeting.
Mrs, Geo. Miller returned to Al
ma yesterday after q weeks visi;
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
6. w. Mallory.
A Cocoa and Coffee demonstra-
ton will be held on he 11th.. 18th.
and 18th. Of this month at Jensen
& Barg s.-adv.
VIM. Hawkins of St. Louis, Mo,
was gusst at the home of his Sis
ter, Mrs. Stella Deneen, from Sun
day until yesterday.
The Women League of the nor
NAL school will meet with Miss San
ford in the girls rest room Monday,
Nov. s, at 7:30 p. NJ.
Silas Symes. of Brownlee, Can },
has purchased lot on Third street
from Mrs. Ed. Johnson, and plans
to build residence thereon and
move here IN the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burley VIII and
daughter Marion and Mr.. and Mrs.
M c. Rowcliff drove to River Falls
Sunday in the formers auto and
spent the day with Miss Helen Row
cliff who is attending the River Falls
Normal this year. -Osceola Sun.
Many readers OF this paper know
DR.. Clongh as physician. Some
Of them do not know that the doc
tor has devoted his time to the eye
and to diseases Of the nervous sys-
tenn for the past fourteen years. The
doctor will be pleased to have you
call and see him if you wish any
advice in his line. The Doctor ex-
poets to make weekly visits TO Riv-
er Falls. On account of attending
the Wisconsin Sunday school CON
vention next week at Green Bay his
next visit will be postponed until
Nov. l6 adv.
Many from this locality are plan
ming to have exhibits at the corn
show promoted ny the First Nat
ional bank of ST. Paul, to be held
during the entire month OF Decem-
Der. Silver cup trophies, 1856 in all,
are offered for the best exhibits of
ten ears Of corn, and boys and
young men in Montana, Idaho,
Was hington, Oregon, North and
South Dakota, Minnesota and two
districts of Wisconsin are eligible.
Mr. WiQer, at the Farmers & Mer-
chants bank, can give any further
information desired.
A Cocoa and Coffee demo 1s1ra-
ton will be held on the 18th 12sh
and 13,n. Of this month at Jensen
Z Barg's adv.
From a copy of the Gazette of
Stevens Point we CLEAN the news
chat DR.. Montessori. the noted Ital-
ian educator is contemplating Wis
it to the normal at that place in the
near future. The article goes on
further and states that her visit is
prompted mainly through the &C
quaintance and negotiations Of Miss
Helen Parkhurst, a former Durand
girl who is gaining not a little fame
as an educator, having demonstrated
the Montessori methods Of teaching
at the Worlds Fair during the past
number of months. -The Pepin
County Currier. Miss Parkhurst is
a graduate OF the River RAILS Nor
NAL, class Of 1907.
Appleton, Wis, November g
Miss Marguerite Smith Of River
Falls, was a guest Saturday evening
at a Halloween party given at the
home Of Alien Miller, 1898 Front
St Appleton, Wis. Mr.. Miller is
student in Lawrence college, where
Miss Smith is also attending school.
During the course Of the evening
the guests were conducted to the
third floor Of the Miller home where
a white robed ghost handed out gay
ly coIored dune hats The rooms
were decorated with fraternity col
ors and remnants. On the mantle
was q 179inio+17ra loo cabin LIGHTED