River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-05-27

Special price on mems slip-ons
Allard's.---adv.
Bishop Quayle at NJ. E. church
Saturday evening.
The Baldwin Motor Club will pic
mic in Glen Park Sunday. -
See S. L. Krauth's lot sale on
another page of this paper.-adv.
The merry7go-round left here
Monday to try it's luck in n W
Richmond.
Tickets for the high school play
will be on sale at >Freeman's drug
store next Saturday.
The Herrick is the most sani-
tary refrigerator made. Sold t
Lund's Hardware.---adv.
The Consolidated Lumber Co..
quotes Lehigh Portland Cement
$3.50 per barrel net.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Jensen visie-
ed at the home Of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Jensen,
in Martell Sunday.
DR.. E. C. Elliott a member of the
faculty Of the university of Wis
consin. was a guest Of Prin. H. c.
Almy Monday and Tuesday.
" would like to show vGu what
vr consider the best car on he
market.-the "Regal." Baker &
KnoWltOn, Ellsworth, Wis lady.
Miss Rachael Richardson, who
was employed as trimmer for Mrs.
Ada Miller the past season, return
ed to her home in Minneapolis.
Tuesday.
A Munson Made Dress will please
you, large assortment to pick
from. They are priced very low.
considering style and Workman
ship.-Norseng Bros.---adv.
The st. Croix' County Guernsey
Breeders Association will hold
their annual picnic and Guernsey
show at o. r. Schwalen's ar
Roberts on Tuesday, June 8.
Mesdames Andrew Johnson, Os-
car Enberg and Louie Turnquist
motored down from Hudson Satur-
day TO attend the parcel shower
given in honor of Miss Esther Pear
son.
The Glorious Fourth will be eel
ebrated at East Ellsworth on Mon
day, July 5. There will be dane
ing in the pavilion both afternoon
and night. A baseball game will
be played on the top Of the Hines
hill and there will be other sports
and attractions galore.
A message from Prin. j. w. I.
Ames of the Monroe schools states
that he would like very much to
be here for the state contest, and
hopes River Falls will win first
place. His school has not started
in declamatory work until this
year. They hope to get into some
league next year.
Louis Peterson, FAM iarly known
along the river as Dutch Lou!"
was brought to the county jail last
Friday by Officer Spriggle of Bay
City to serve out a sentence OF
sixty days. imposed by Justice Ro-
bey, for having black bass in his
possession, contrary to the laws
of this state. The old man is 81
years of age.-Ellsworth Herald.
The sum Of $1,000 is to be spent
in fixing up the road between
Frank Pomeroy's residence and the
bridge at Phineas Pomeroy farm.
This is about the worst stretch
of road in the vicinity, and is also
probably the most used road lead
ing into River Falls. To have it
fixed up won't seem real, but af-
ter getting accustomed to it W e
don't believe therell be any siren
uous objection.
Al few mems oxfords left at bar
gain prices at Allards'.-r-adv.
Following are the speakers that
will represent the several districts
in the State Contest this evening:
Whitewater Dist, Carolyn Rich
ardson, Delavan,- Dolores Defes
the King" Milwaukee Dist, Ger
trude Dassler, Kiel,-"The Lie.
Platteville Dist, Erna Martin, Dew
ey,-"rhe Littlest Rebel. " Osh-
kosh Dist, Alice Lonsdale,
Stevens Point, Dist, Doris Mather,
Ladysmith, Patsy" La Crosse,
Dist, Nettie Gray, New Lisbon
1.-The Race for the Silver Cup"
River Falls Dist, Letha Chinook,
River Falls,-"The Day of Judg-
ment." Superior Dist, Helen Ar,