River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-07-15

The Blue Bird Club met Mon
day with Mrs. Everett Fuller.
Put your supper in basket and
come to the picnic next Monday.
/ Munson Made Dresses will give
satisfactory wear.-Norseng Bros.
Miss Esther Higlee, of Cumber-
land, is visiting at the Hans Peter
son home.
c. d. McKinnon opened pool
and billiard parlors at the Glad
stone Saturday.
Ernie Haugen, OF Mobridge, 6:
D., is visiting bis brother, Alder,
Haugen, this week.
L. Hastert recently sold a six.
months old fullblood Shorthorn
bull to Henry Stirratt.
The Consolidated Lumber Co.
quotes Lehigh Portland Cement
$3.50 per barrel net.
Miss Florence Vlieland is spend
ing a couple of weeks at the A.
Filbach home near Roberts.
Mrs. Henrietta Carroll and her
daughter, Miss Mary, are spending
the week visiting in Ellsworth.
Mrs. Stella Deneen and her moth
er, Mrs. Hawkins, went to New
Richmond Sunday for a few days
visit.
Don't forget there's a dance in
the Glen Park Pavilion Friday, July
%. Everybody invited-young and
old, married or single.
Miss Helen Schneider returned to
Amery Saturday after a couple of
weeks visit here, guest Of here
cousin, Miss Alice McKinnon.
Herbert Reid came down from
MINNEAPOLIS Tuesday bringing with
him a splendid sample of gra n
from the Montana farm lands for
which he is an agent.
J. w. Allard had as his guests at
the Barnum & Bailey circus in St.
Paul yesterday, the Misses Ruth
Allard, Dorothy O'Ligney, Char
lene Flower, Mile Lund and Mary
Chapman.
A. c. Laue will move histaiior
shop into rooms in the DreWke
building, formerly occupied by
Chas. Deickman. The building is
being remodeled to accommodate
the tailor shop and will be ready
about the 28th of this month.
FOR SALE-1 Davenport, 1 bed,
1 Ostemoor mattress. 1 Chiffonier, 1
child's bed 1 Domestic range and
the following mission finish furni-
ture-1 table, 4 chairs, high chair
and 3-piece libary set.
phone 432. Mrs. S. A. WATSON.
John Purvis, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Mabel, arrived
from Friendship, this state, Sat-
urday for a visit at the home of
his mother, Mrs. Vim. Purvis. Mr..
Purvis returned HON Monday,
Miss Mabel remaining for a long
er visit.
The Ramer Auto Co. have sold
and delivered twenty Fords since
month ago today. Among the
/ latest purchasers are John Dusek
of Clifton, Ed. Aide and Emil Germ
ohouse of Troy, Pat Manion of
Oak Grove, and Henry Richards
and Geo. w. Chinook, Jr, cf this
city.
NOTICE. Finding my present
quarters too small for my constant
ly increasing business, have rent
ed the spacious quarters formerly
occupied by Chas. Dickman, Cor.
Main and Maple st. / will be found
in my new quarters on and after
July %. Special offer for first week
$4,000 suits, strictly Journeymen
/ tailored. All Work done In my
own shop. A. c. Laue.
Harry Stewart got hair-rais-
ing shock Saturday afternoon
when a gigantic tarantula fell
down into his hand from a bunch
of bananas. As the monster spider
| fell onto the floor twenty or
more patrons of the Stewart Mere.
grocery department who were pre-
| sent at the time made hurried
flight in every directionl It is
said that the fangs of a tarantuta
carry deadly poison.
A man with two young black
bears spent Monday in the city.
While the man sharpened sissors,
razors, etc. about town, the bears
slept in the stables at DIR, Mack's