River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-29

phone your news items to the
Journal. phone No. 20.
Perry Forsyth left Tuesday on
a business trip to Nevis. MINI.
The city library building at ST.
Paul was destroyed by fire Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Victor Bailey left Monday
to visit her son Floyd at Corvallis,
Oregon.
The Consolidated Lumber CO.
quotes Lehigh Portland Cement
$3.50 per barrel net.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Bachmeier of
ST. Paul were guests at the T. NJ.
Manion home over Sunday.
Bring in those lawn mowers for
sharpening NOW. The season is at
hand.-H. w. Thomson.-Adv.
F. D. PIERCE &. Son recently ship
ped % bushels of pure seed corn
to Jas. J. Hill's farm near st. Paul.
Mrs. F. M. Jack Of Eau Claire
was a guest of Professor and Mrs.
j. FL. Ames from Sunday until yes
terday
C. Carisch & Sons have installed
a steam vulcanizing plant and are
now ready to do all kinds Of tire
repairing.-adv.
Mrs. Louise Bartlett returned the
| latter part of last week from a visit
with relatives in Kalamazoo, Mich. !,
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Ray Lunger of this city and Miss
Lii i'm Gilsted Of Gilman were amir
ried at the home of the, brides
parents last Wednesday,, April 21.
Last Thursday D. W. Kline shot
hawk which measured four feet
from tip to tip Of it's winga. 1t
was hun ing poultry over his prem
isesI
We are now ready! Bring in
your old castings and we Will
make them as good as new. All
work guaranteed. c.. Carisch &
SOns.-adv.
Seven local Waltonians received
$each $500 brook trout fry from a
government hatchery last night
and planted them in the springs
THU asy to the upper Kinn;ckinnic.
About twenty River Falls motor
isits are planning 20 fill their MAJ
chimes with helpers and tools and
spend an afternoon in fixing up
the River Falls-Hudson road at the
"hog's back"
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotton Whitcomb.
of River Falls. Wis, have been
spending few days with their
cousins Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. MARI
shall. While here they made trips
to Coronado and Mexico.-Chula
Vista (Cal.l Review.
Father Hopdegard of River Falls
drove to this city in his machine
Monday; he came by the way of
Hammond and brought Father Cum
ningham along with him. While
here they were guests Of Father
Duffy.-New Richmond Leader.
A number of auto parties from
River Falls drove to Burkhardt
Sunday to look over the immense
dam at Willow River falls. They
report that lady member of mo-
tor party from Minneapolis fell
| over the steep embankment onto
the flume and was seriously injured.
Mrs. r. J.. HoneyfOrd Of Milo,
n. D.. Mrs. W. A. Forbes of Bisbee-
n. D.. and Misses Gussie and Sue
| Thomas of Black Diamond. Wash,
were called here the first of the
week by the serious illness of their
mother. Mrs. Maurice TIL 0mas. Ed.
| Thomas was home from Madison
Tuesday,
Mrs. Isabelle Johnson died sud
denly at her home in the town of
Gilman Sunday, at the age of 81
years. An inquest was held by
Coroner Halliday, of Ellsworth, on
Tuesday. and it was found that
death resulted from heart disease.
She is survived by her husband,
John ]. Johnson.
The Hudson Cooperative Pack.
ing Co., of Hudson, capitalized at
S250,00O, was incorporated last
week. The incorporates are C. D.
Hawn, Rock Elm; A. G. Ruemmele,
Troy; ]. D. Fuller, Ellsworth: E.
w. Campbell, Ellsworth, and Ste
phen Everson, Hudson. Similar
companies have been Incorporated
in this state at La Crosse, Madison,