River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-02-11
Observation-Disclosures
local and Personal
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Ed. Nicholson was a business
visitor in Ellsworth Tuesday.
Ben Rosenberg is having his
place of business improved with
a new glass front.
FOR SAL E-Ten good brood
sows, cheap if taken at once. F. D.
Peirce & Son, River Falls.
FOR SALE-Four. year old mare;
also good coll. F. D. Peirce & Son,
River Falls.
Manager Frion is running the
moving picture shows but three
evenings a week now 49, Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday.
Mrs 2. c. Flint and daughter,
Miss Hattie went to Dover, Ill.
last Wednesday to visit relatives.
Next Wednesday, February II, is
Ash Wednesday, the first day of
the Lenten season. April 4 is
EdSI0f sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational Church will meet
Thursday afternoon Of next week
February 18th in the social rooms
of the church. Mrs. Henry Elliot's
committee will serve.
Miss Deda Wallen and Mi IS
Helen Lindstrom came down from
Minneapolis Saturday to visit at
the home of the formers sister,
Mrs. L. r. Alton. Miss Wallen re-
turned Sunday evening Miss Lid
strOm remaining for longer visit.
TIL ere will be another feature
program at Hudson March 2, when
Mike Gibbons will meet Eddie
McGoority. 1t is rumored that
another local boxer will appear
a G ainst young Gould, who SO
quickly disposed of the River
Falls "hope" couple of weeks
ago.
Lincoln Wirt's lecture at the Nor
NAL auditorium Saturday evening
appeared to have been more gener.
ally appreciated than any lecture
the course has provided for some
time 1t was enjoyable clear through
and the people of River Falls would
gladly welcome him on a return en-
gagement.
C E Randall, formerly of this
city, and Margaret Tausch of St.
Paul were married in ST. Paul last
Saturday evening. They left Sun
day morning for a tour of California
and visit to the exposition. FL
bert Randall, who is attending the
Normal school here, went to ST.
Paul Saturday to attend the we'd
ding.
The many friends of County
Treasurer F. w. Kendall will be
pleased to learn that he has full
ly recovered from his attack of
rheumatism and on Monday was
able to resume his duties at the
court house relieving deputy
Treasurer E. III. Powers who has
been t n G since the 1st of Jan
uary. Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall have
moved into the house they have
purchased from Mrs. Belle Spin
ey.-Ellsworth Record.
The remains of John Frye, who
died at Clear Lake Sunday, were
brought here for burial in Green
wood cemetery yesterday. Mr.. Frye,
a former resident of this city, was
81 ears old at the lime of his death.
Those from out Of town who were
here to attend the funeral were
Lewis and H. c. Frye of ST. Paul,
Taylor Frye of Madison, Atty. and
Mrs. G. r. Frye of Clear Lake and
Mrs. w ]. McGrath, nee Miss Leah
B. Frye, of Staples, Mimi. A COM
plete obituary notice will appear in
next weeks Journal.
New Richmond. Feb. Pack
ing Plant Local Union of New Rich
mond of the American Society OF
Equity" has been organized in this
city among business men of New
Richmond and farmers of the sur.
rounding territory by State Organ
izer ]. H Carnahan of Black River
Falls, with an initial charter mem.
bership list of seventy-three. This
, is the largest first meeting member.
ship recorded at the organization oil
a local union. according to Mr.. Car
nahan. The local union is organized
about b proposed cooperative
i packing plant, $4,000 PROPOSE
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