River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-04-01
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bicycles. c. Carisch & Son.
WANTED-A lady to wash dish
es. at Nelson Bros. restaurant.
Miss Edna Foley and Frank Fo-
ley are home fro rnColumbus this
week.
W. NJ. Chinook has been award
ed the contract for city street
sprinkling.
NOW is the t m to get that
vacuum cleaner. Only $500. c..
CARISCH & SON.
Mrs. A. w. Lund went to a ST.
Paul hospital for medical treat
ment last Saturday.
Misses Inez Upgren and A m y
hnson are home from their
schools at Amery.
The Consolidated Lumber Co.
quotes Lehigh Portland Cement
$50 per barrel net.
SEED BARLEY, pedigree No. 10.
A. Younggren, Phone 276.
Miss Edith Tubbs arrived home
today from the Chicago School of
Expression for d weeks vacation.
FOR SALE-2O full-;blood PLY :
mouth Rock hens, and full-'blood
White Orpington roosters. D. V.
Dawson.
Geo. Theo. Smith made business
trip to Ingram, this state, h e
first of the week, returning home
today.
Frank Faltiesek has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of the in
terror of his barber shop with new
wall paper and paint.
E. Buck, Atty. F. M. White and
A. M. Baldwin attended the North
western Electricians convention in
st. Paul the latter part Of last
week.
Mrs. Jonas, Of Madison. was here
to attend the funeral of Mrs II.
J. Forsyth. While in the city she
was the guest of Mrs. H. j. Ell
lott.
Miss Inga North and Mr.. Oscar
Bake were married in this city
yesterday. They will be at home
to their friends after April Is, in
Hammond.
Ladies, remember to take your
Dry Cleaning to the River Falls
Tailoring Co. for the best work
in town. Also best service and
prices to be had anywhere. Try
us,-Adv.
Miss Lydia Heinrich, who teach
es at Clear Lake, was home over
Sunday She Will spend the re-
mainder Of her vacation with rel
atives and friends in ST. Paul, and
left for that city Monday.
The Chinese Oil which Is SO i'm
portant an ingredient CT Chi-Namel
Varnish Gree sample of which is
offered on p ge six is used by
the Chinese people to make their
boats waterproof and give long
life and flexibility 20 the finish
on their bamboo ware. You can't
afford to miss this demonstration.
A. c. Laue attended the funeral
of his mother, Mrs. Henry .Laue
at Madison last Saturday. Mrs.
Laue died Wednesday, March oath.
at her home in Madison, where
she had lived since 1875. She was
IS years Of age. She is survived
by her son, A. c. Laue of this
city. and her daughter Mrs. S. 3.
Schneider, Of Madison.
Clinton N. Towards temperance
lecture at the opera house last
evening was heard and enjoyed by
an audience Of over 500 people. 1t
was a strong lecture, delivered in
a forceful, convincing manner. His
remarks concerning the European
war were highly interesting and
instructive, and he used facts from
,his source in strong support OF
his argument. He is great or
ator and sincere in his purpose.
There is considerable told now
a-days of the courage displayed
by men who take moving pictures
of actual battles. Last Friday We
saw a pen sketch drawn on the
field when shot and shell were
flying at Black River Bridge in
the last engagement before n e
great battle at Vicksburg in 1863.
J. feelings of this city drew t h e
picture on May II, 1863, as the en-
gagement was closing. Sixty of his
regiment comrades fell that day,
and when his company was ordered
back from the firing line he a t
oyd clxntcha6 tbo bridUa and the