River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-01
Next Sunday is Easter.

Bersee is cOming-see reader.
Miss Rose Cheney is home from
OcOnomoWoc.
The trout season opens two
weeks from today.
SHEARS SHARPENED at o. W
Newcomb's. w. S. Armstrong.
Get fancy brick of ice cream
at Woehrle's for your Sunday din
ner.
Look for the announcement Of
our Il" System style show. John
son & Cranmer Co.
Miss Janet Rankin, of the Normal
school faculty, is spending her
vacation in New York City.
The Consolidated Lumber Co.
quotes Lehigh Portland Cement
$50 per barrel net.
Sam Hoffman returned home last
week from Epping, n. H., where
he had spent the past six months.
John Bartosh returned h Q m
Monday from st. Paul hospital,
where he had been for medical
treatment.
Graduates Of MankatO CONNER
cial College, Mankato, Mimi, have
paying positions awaiting them.
Send for catalOg.
Mrs. Ophelia White returned last
Friday morning after a ten days
visit with her son, Harry, at Dor
chester, this state.
Mrs. James PomerOy and chill
dren, Mildred. Marie and Robert
left yesterday to join Mr.. Pomeroy
on their farm near Ingram.
Misses Belle Deans and Eva
White, of the Moorhead> Mimi,
Normal school faculty, are spend
ing the vacation at their homes
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Howard
and son, Master Everett, are
spending the week at the home
Of Mr.. Towards parents IN
Wyndemere, N. D.
Raw Cooke, who teaches at Burl-
ington. visited in the city Saturday
enroute to his home at ElmWood.
He was called home on account of
the illness of his father.
The new advertising mirrors have
been installed in the Finn & Besch-
ia barber shop, and very COM
fortably cushioned bench has been
provided for the "next" patrons.
Miss Alma ,ThaIin, OF Omaha.
Mimi, arrived in the city Monday
for a visit of several weeks with
relatives. She is d guest at n
home OF MIR. and Mrs. Sven Mel
son.
Remember the Easter Dance, in
Syndicate hall, April 9. Come and
enjoy good music and a we'll con-
Quoted dance. Holtsapple and
Doolittle will ASSIST the orchestra.
Dance tickets 75c.
Chi-Namel-the flexible vdrnish,
bends with the wood or linolelm
on which it is applied and q o e
not flake, peel, crack or powder
A. W. Lund carries it in colors,
and Lnoo}ored You can get a crn
free during the demonstration by
using coupon on page six.
Jesse t. White returned Friday
evening from Minneapolis, where
he had been visiting with rela-
tives and friends for a week. Mr..
White has accepted his old posi-
ton as trombonist with the orcnes-
ira at the Dreamland Dancing Pa
vilion in Minneapolis, which will
open for dancing May list.
An anonymous post card 20 this
office reads: 81 do not take your
paper, and have no right to protest,
but [ see that you devote a lot of
space each week to Sport news.
Why do you do this?" Hist, lady,
(the writing is Enthusiastically fem
ininel and We'll tell you a dreadful
secret-we do it to create interest
in our paper, and thus pos
sibly get more subscribers. Don't
tell soul!
Hudson has it's first Jitney bus.
This city is right up among the
live ones when it comes to get
ting the newest things out and
the Jitney bus is the latest. Gust
Johnson is the proprietor of the
new bus with Mr.. Christianson as
driver. The machine used is Will
cox truck, and it is fitted with
top, 'smade in Hudson" by the Sci
bert-Johnson Co. Mr.. j jacobson
plans to make regular trips to and
from the depot and also will
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