River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-03-04

Special price on mems dress pants
at Allard's.
[ have a list of buyers for farms.
S. L. Krauth.
A large assortment Of fresh
vegetables at Theo. Jensen's.
G. w. Chinook, ST., G. E. Pratt
and w. F. Houston were Ellsworth
visitors Tuesday.
The Journal gives 5000 grafton
ola contest votes on every $3.50
paid on subscription.
F. A. Howe walked down town
today for the first time since he
was laid up with rheumatism early
last fall.
Trinity Guild will have home
made food for sale Saturday aft
ernoon. March 6, in the basement
at Stewards.
Henry T. Cornish is laid up with
a sprained back the result OF a
fall on the steps Of his home last
Sunday evening.
o. T. Sather, Of Minneapolis,
was a guest at the home Of his
cousin. Mrs. Henrietta Carroll be
tween trains Tuesday.
Don't forget the big County
Fair" which is to be held in the
M. E. church March Is. Everyone
is invited to come and bring your
friends. This is to be the biggest
event in the history of our church
SO plan to be there. adv.
Mrs. Ada Miller has engaged
Miss Richardson, Of Minneapolis,
as trimmer for this season. Miss
Richardson has had extensive ex-
perience in retail millinery stores
in the Twin Cities and comes here
highly recommended.
John Garden. formerly of Spring
Valley but recently returned from
Fortuna CAL, is visiting in the
citv today. Mr.. Garden has pur-
chased the Ellsworth garage, in
West Ellsworth, and is pushing
the sale Of "Studebaker" and
dodge" cars.
The Swedish ladies of the city
and country will hold a home
made food sale Saturday after
noon, March 10, 1915, in the John
son & Cranmer Co. store. T h e
proceeds Of this sale will be used
to improve the conditions in the
Mann Valley cemetery.
DR.. A.. E. Gendron received word
Tuesday Of the death of his faith
er J. S. Gendron, at Grand Mere
Canada and left yesterday to be
present at the funeral services
Mr.. Gendron was 68 years old at
the time Of his death He is sur
vived by his wife and eight chill
dren. He, in company with his
wife, visited here last fall The
community unites in extending
heartfelt sympathy to the Doctor
in his sad bereavement.
The Protheon Class Of the M
E. church will hold a. "County
Fair" in the Methodist church on
the evening of March Is. This is
to be a big affair and it is hoped
that a large crowd will be pres
ent. Among some Of the interest
ing features of the evening will
be a puppet show, novelty booth
an up-to-date fortune teller, good
minstrel show, and many other
, features fully as good. Everyone
: come and enjoy yourselves on the
evening of March Is.
C. Spillcke, ST., was out from
Roberts to witness the AgRiFall-
ian production of "Back to the
Farm" Mr.. Spillcke directed the
production Of this same play by a
: home talent cast from Roberts. and
it was SC successful that his troupe
also played at Hammond, Baldwin
and Spring Valley and at each
place was enthusiastically re-
ceived. They played at Roberts
three nights and had large audi
ence at each performance. M T
Spillcke manufactured the scenery
that his troupe uses, and it is said
to be most artistic He invented
a lighting scheme that makes the
sun rise scene a feature Of t h e
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