River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-02


FOR SALE-4 year old mare. In
quire of N. f. Grendahl. Adv.
Mat. Elertson left Monday to
spend few weeks at Mott, N. D.
The Blue Bird club will meet with
Mrs. Wellesley Vannatta next Mon.
day afternoon.
Master Louie Michaud of St. Paul
is a guest at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. l. L Stewart.
Miss May Solberg will teach the
Prescott Roads school this year.
Her school will open the 18th.
The professional card of Haddow
& Haddow, Chiropractors, is added
TO the Journal columns this week.
Miss Eleanor Bonner, of the
South Fork district, is spending
this week with her grandmother,
Mrs. Ellen Hall.
FOR RENT-Two furnished
rooms, suitable for light house
keeping. Second house north from
the Nicholson cigar factory.
DR.. F. Miller, of Appelton, visit
ed in the city Sunday. Mrs. Mill
er and the children have been visit
ing relatives here for the past two
weeks.
Miss Mile Mcintyre, of ST.
Peter, Mimi, arrived in the city
recently, andis guest of Miss Helen
Healy. Her father, DR.. Mcintyre,
was down over Sunday.
Miss Clara Lein returned home
last week from New York, where
she had been attending the summer
session of Columbia university.
She will teach in Minneapolis again
this year.
Mrs. w. E. Tubbs and children,
Edith, Nina, Ada, Vide, Elmer
and Lois, and Misses Margaret
Hodson and Alma Elertsor are
spending the week camping at
Gienmont.
j.. D. Sims, who has sold his farm
has purchased Chas. Meyer S
property in the southern part of
town and will move in soon. Mr..
Meyer intends to spend the winter
in Michigan. The sale was made
through the S. L. Krauth agency.
Mrs. Johnas Bergm an, Leona and
Stanley Bergman and Miss Effie
Mikelson occupied the Anderson
cottage at Glenmont from Wednes-
day until Sunday. Mr.. Bergman
spent Sunday there. During their
stay they had as their guests Mr..
and Mrs. Kelly Clark, Harry Knapp
and Mr.. Dickey.
Prescott Lodge" the outing
place for Minneapolis working girls,
closed last week. The Prescott
Tribune says that while the lodge is
not self-supporting, it has enjoyed
it's most prosperous season this
year. Mrs. Way, and others who
are in charge there, remained this
week to prepare the place for the
opening of the 1916 season.
The Ellsworth Boosters will be in
River Falls about 100 strong week
from next Tuesday. the 18th, com
ing from Prescott and arriving here
at 9.45 a. m. Their schedule for the
entire trip, and list of those who
will make the tour, is given in an
other column of this paper, The
community should turn out to give
our neighbors a hearty welcome
They are boosting for the Pierce
County Fair.
Richard Osborne was high gun
at the Second Annual tournament
of the River Falls Gun Club. Cold
weather and threatening rain dis
couraged a large number from out
of town who had intended to take
part. Nevertheless there was g
large turnout. Among those here
from other clubs were Drs. Sloan
and Smelzer of Baldwin; L. Jensen,
Hammond; and 0. Lyxette, r.
Thompson, 1. Thompson, c. Deick-
man and Messrs. Dixon and John
stone of Hudson. The first six
highest scores in the 100-bird event
were: Osborne, 88; Jensen, 81; Judd,
80; Rosenberg, 70; Sloan. Is; Smelt-
ger, 70. A special event, between