River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-06-03

Opocldl V y T II uOSeIy anu
shoes at Allard's.---adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Maier Snotored
down from Minneapolis Monday.
Pemmer Johnson is employed as
mechanic at the Hammer garage.
Get a fancy brick of ice cream
at Woehrle's for your Sunday din
ner.
John Beschta, Of st. Paul, visited
his parents here the first of h e
week.
JERSEY COW FOR SALES
years old; just freshened. F. D.
PIERCE.
Ben Drasser, Of Racine, has been
employed as baker at the H1elson
Bros. restaurant.
FOR SALE-2 Extra Large build
ing lots-only $4,000 for both.
p! Hastert.lr -adv.
Miss Lydia Heinrich is home
from her school at Clear Lake for
the summer vacation.
A two-row cultivator that two
horses can handle. Come and see
it at Lund's Hardware.
Mrs. A. F. Morgan Of Minnea-
polls visited in the city from
Thursday until Saturday.
The Consolidated Lumber CO.
quotes Lehigh Portland Cement
$3.50 per barrel net.
VIM. Hawk ins, Of st. Louis, Mo.
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Stella De-
neen.
Mandus Halverson and family Of
Gertrude were guests Of Mr.. and
C. E. Nelson from Saturday to
Monday.
Prin. and Mrs. I'll. G. Amy enter
tanned the high school Senior class
and the faculty at their home last
Monday evening.
Mr.. Tobins and family motored
down from New Richmond Sunday
and spent the day at the home Of
Mrs. Stella Deneen.
"Sarg" Martin caught 5A-lb.
German Brown trout from the Kin
nickinnic below the electric power
plant the first Of the week.
A Munson Made Dress will please
you, large assortment to pic k
from. They are priced very low.
considering style and workman
ship orseng Bros.---adv.
In the state high school orator.
zeal contest held at Racine, Sch
wano won first place and Slough
ton second. New Richmond, from
this district, won fifth place.
DR.. M. L. Goldberg. a physician
and surgeon, will move here with
his family from Minneapolis this
week and will have offices over
the Stewart Mercantile Co. store.
Prin. Willmar Phillips return
ed home Saturday from his school
at Stockholm. He has been re-en-
gagged by the school board Of that
city with a substantial raise Il
salary.
A stuffed SIT. rattle snake was
exhibited in the Johnson & Gran
mer Co. show window the first Of
the week. The reptile was killed
a couple Of weeks ago by Elmer
Bjerstedt the Clifton hill. It
| had rattles.
Mike Collins, former chief Of the
Hudson Boxing club. has gone into
| the syndicate which controls a
similar organization at Eau Claire,
and is manager for the concern.
He stages his first program there
tomorrow night. Fred Fulton vs..
Carpenter headlining the bill.
"The Missouri Grip was played
before large audience at the aud
itorium Friday evening, d it
proved very entertaining. T e
success of the play was largely
due &c the cheerful interp"etrti n
of the title role by Miss Raymond.
She was supported by a wall bal
anced cast.
The Masonic block at Menomo-
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several from here went down t 0
attend the ceremonies. r. S. and
R. w. Freeman. w. Vannatta, W.
p. Knowles and f. w. Finn motor
ed down in the Freeman car; Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Campbell and M r.
and Mrs. Dwight Flower drov e
down in Mr.. Campbell's car, and
Gilbert Norseng went down on the