River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-07-01

Cabbage plants for Sale-N. G.
Phone 3O6.--adv.
c. E. White will play trombone
with Thompson'S Orchestra in Mar
tell at the celebration n xt Satur-
day, July 3rd.
A. w. Rankin. Of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday here with her(daugh-
ter, Miss Janet Rankin of the Nor
NAL school faculty.
The South Fork Ladies Aid So
ciety will meet next Thursday, July
s, for an ali days meeting at the
home Of Mrs Myrtle Haynes.
Sam Bowen and family motor
ed over from Spring Valley Sun
day and spent the day at lie
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. Spillcke.
Mrs. John Zimbrick and daugh-
ter, Miss Marion, returned to-
Beardsley, Mimi, yesterday after
a two weeks visit with relatives
here.
Pat Fable and Chas. Brown, Of
Hudson, Ed. Wink Of Troy, and Ben
Templeman of Roberts have pur-
chased new Bucks from the Car
isch agency during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gordon and
son Robert, of New Richmond, Miss
Gertrude Cairns, of Ellsworth, and
Mr.. Shearer, of Point Douglas,
were guests at the home Of DR.. and
Mrs. f. u. Cairns the first of the
week.
Two coaches entirely filed with
Young Italian reservists, goin G
back to Italy to join the, colorsl
D a Sc. d through Glenwood City
Sunday evening" At the 7 nj n
station in St. Paul the platforms
were black with cheering Italians
who had gathered to see their
Young compatriots off.-Glenwood
City Tribune.
THE LADIES' FRIEND-We re
lie how hard it is to destry the
odor from perspiratiOn, especially
beneath the arms and feet, Bar
ker's Anticeptic will do it every
timex It will cure all soreness,
chatting and irritation. And Will
relieve that itching sensation al
most instantly. Try it and be con
vinced, For sale by Freeman and
Taggart drug stores. lady.
The Wisconsin advancement as
ISOLATION is marking routes b e
tween all Of the principal cities
Of the state. The route now mark
ed drought this city is a round
trio TO the Twin cities. coming
down through Hudson and bacA
by way OF PrescottI The L " i
Civ Auto club marked il. "A map
will be printed by the Wisconsln
association showing all OF the az
| to routes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilman, Of
! Beldenville, and their three child
j rem left last week in their au,.I
on a trip to the California exposl-
tons. Mr.. Ottman purchased bis
car, Ford, from the Kramer 2 gen-
cy early this Spring, and just be-
fore leaving he and his family had
their pictures taken in the ma
chine in front Of Ramer's garage.
They will spend the entire sum
mer motoring in the West.
The Kramer Auto Co. sent Q u t
IA cars in t h cir Ia S t ten days
of delivery, to the following pur-
chasers: Ole Hemness, Leonard
Paulson and Harris Ramberg Q f
Pleasant Valley; John Maier, n.
P. Stirrat and John Haugh OF
Clifton; Ed. Wilson, Louis Paul
son and Mandus Hoverson, Of the
town of River Falls; Ed. Deiss
of Oak Grove; Adolph Knudson Of
Martell; Peter CernohOus of Troy,
and Julius Everson Of Kinnickin-
mic
The chautauqua opened last Fri
with the local guarantee we'll Gov
cred by the advance sale Of sea-
son tickets. The sale ammounted
to 1925, or about $50 more than
last year. The sale during the
week, despite the setback of Sun
and Monday, caused by bad wealth
er, gives indication that the local
committee will receive benefit from
an amount over 2,OOO---they are
to receive one half Of what i s TAX
en- il over that amoant The num-
bers have been high-class IN
every particular and everyone is
we'll satisfied with the course
The program closes tomorrow Fri
day. with a prelude by Victors'
Florentine Band and lecture by