River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-29
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The Women's League met vi h
Mrs. B. E. Swenson Monday.
A general assembly was held on
Monday. Professor Wright favor
ed US with two very we'll selected
vocal solos.
The caste for the "Back to the
Farm" play are re-continuing their
rehearsals under Miss Schlosser in
view of staging it again.
Professor STATIONS class in
field geography is developing rap.
idly! Several extensive trips are
planned with the school car
The Normal Athletic Association
will entertain the members at a
social dance in the Normal gym
nasium next Saturday evening.
The marketing class under Pro-,
fessor Welles will go to the Board
Of Trade in minneapolis and also
the Equity Society in st. Paul.
John Chapman, Leroy Lang, Reu-
ben Clemens and friends motored
to Prescott last Friday afternoon,
returning in time for the G. c.. P.
entertainment in the evening.
Lewis Bune. who recently under
went surgical treatment in a city
hospital, is with us again. He
has accepted a position as princi-
pal of the high school at Boyd.
The G.. O. P. Society entertained
the members of the basket ball
squad at a social dance last Fri
day evening. A scarcity OF boys
seemed to be the greatest feature
of the evening.
Next Friday the Minnesota Ag-
gies meet the local nine on h e
Normal diamond. This is sure to
be an excellent exhibition Of base,
ball. Nothing but rain, and a hard
rain at that. will stop it'll
The Boys Glee Club gives its an
nual concert in Ellsworth tonight.
It's home concert was a success in
every respect. A goOdly selection
OF songs for all occasions together
with the spirit in when they We're
given brought cut Hearty applause
A week from tonight they sing at
Prescott. Several other dates are
being considered.
The try-out for the track squad
will be held Saturday. The picked
squad will represent the Normal
at New Richmond May 8th in
friendly meet. 1t is rumored that
Stout will send a. team against the
locals in the near future. AS track
work is comparatively new in this
school we need your best support.
Get out and boost.
The project work is well under
way. Ten aggie students have al
ready laid out plans for some
form of work. This means origin
al work in some line in which the
student is interested. Most Of
these projects involve fair finan-
cial gains to students while, few
produce just educational value
alone! These forms of work vary
from poultry raising to the prep
aration of lantern slide lectures.
This years baseball schedule:
April Minnesota Aggies, here.
May champion. Prairie du Chen.
May LA Crosse. La Crosse.
May 15-Saint Croix Valley Field
Meet, here.
May 21-Stout, here.
May 29-Hamline, here.
May 9-International meet, White
water.
This falls football schedules:
October 2-Open.
October 9-Oren.
Oc"c:,er 16-Stout
October % Stevens Point.
October Minnesota Aggies.
November 5-SuperiOr.
November 13-La Crosse.
November 2O-ChampiOnship here.
Tomorrow night Professor Bill
lings. of Minnesota, will give an
illustrated lecture at the auditor
ium. Mr.. Billings comes highly rec
commended. He is at the head of
Minnesota's Oldest consolidated
school! His lantern slides are
nearly all reproduced from mega
tives which he himself has taken.
He has about $50 Of them, which are
so arranged that they tell a COM
plete story in themselves. This is
a rare opportunity for the agrlcul-
tural students. farmers and all who
are interested in nature study to
see such a fine selection OF slides.
Mr.. Billings comes under the aus
pices of the AgRiFallian Club, and
five cents will be charged to de-