River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-02

journal. Phone NO. 20.
VIM. Evenson is building house
on his lots in Brooklyn Heights.
FOR SALE CHEAP-A big work
horse. Inquire of r. G. Roehl =
adv.
The water is out of the lower
electric plants pond while the fume
is being refined.
Miss Lizzie Mcmillan is spending
the week in Beldenville. guest of
Mrs. Anna Smith.
Geo. Theo. Smith and Chris Ne.
bel returned today from business
trip to South Dakota.
Mrs. ]. L. WATSON and Mrs. H ]
Elliott entertained at one O'Clock
luncheon yesterday afternoon.
Miss Anna Fasbender of Trimbelle
and Miss Mildred Eaton of Ellsworth
were guests Of Miss Anna Barrett
Saturday.
Miss Effie Mikelson left today for
a few days visit in st. Paul, after
which she will leave to teach at
Eureka. Mont.
You are cordially invited to attend
the dance in Syndicate hall tomor-
row friday evening. Good music
and a good time. ADV.
Guy Wright and family have
moved from the Rollins house on S.
Main str. to the house recently occC-
pied by H. j. Forsyth, on Third str.
FOR RENT-Sept. 1st. the Ban
herman residence on West side.
Modern in every respect. $500
Call at F. N. BENEFIT home on
West side.
Mrs. E. B. Armstrong has writ
ten for Journal readers a story of
her trip through the wonderful Vel
lowstone Park. The first install
ment appears on the first page OF
this issue.
Mrs. E. H. Clark returned last
week from visit with relatives in
Minneapolis. She will leave tomor.
row for three months visit at
Wenatchee, Wash, and other West.
ern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter, who have
been spending the summer at the
E. Buck home, left yesterday to
spend a month in Minneapolis,
after which they will return to their
home in Miami, Fla.
A number from here have been in
attendance at the elimination races
at the Twin City motor speedway.
Several are planning to attend the
real races there Saturday. Mayor
Stiles will be the guest of Mayor
VIM Powers on this occasion.
DR.. and Mrs. T. w. Ashley, Pro-
fessor L. H. Clark and Rev. D. B.
Spencer of this city, and Mr. and
Mrs. Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Full
Ter and Mrs. Cole, Of Kinnickinnic,
attended a Congregationalists fell
lowship meeting at New Richmond
Tuesday. Rev. Mr.. Spencer con-
Quoted the afternoon meeting.
R. w. Freeman, l. I. Lusk, Geo.
Sweet, B. A. Symes, F. x. Knobel,
C. w. Jensen and C. w. Morton will
leave in the Freeman and Synnes cars
for Yellow Lake, about 80 miles
northeast Of Grantsburg, to be on
hand for the opening of the grouse
and chicken shooting season Tues
day. They will hunt and fish in that
vicinity four or five days.
Times change. A decade ago
farmers during their busy season
very seldom had time 10 come 10
town. Now nearly every evening
many are seen coming to do their
necessary trading. The automobile
enables them to get in long days
work and then to combine business
with pleasure in trip to the city
Prescott Tribune. The Journal, q
few weeks ago, urged the above as
an argument for keeping the stores
open in this city until at least eight
o'clock each evening, especially
during the farmers busy season.
"DeeVee" Dawson turned his
rangy baseballers loose at the
Woodmen picnic in Hersey last
Thursday and they ran wild, scor-
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