River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-07-08

D. is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Robert Hunt
Mr.. Rob. Hunt has resigned as
bookkeeper t t h Farmers and
Merchants State Bank.
The Consolidated Lumber Co.
quotes Lehigh Portland Cement
$3.50 per barrel net.
Orvil Mapes left Tuesday for
Carington, N. D.. where he is en-
ployed by a machinery firm.
Mrs. Eleanor Hall went to Exc
land, this state, Tuesday to visit
at the home of her song Lyle.
Iver Myhre of Clear Lake spent
the latter part of last week he~e
guest at the Irwin Eaton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boss Bowen, f
Spring Wiley, We're guests at the
Caesar Spillcke home the first Of
the week.
Otto Sombke and family, of st.
Paul. were guests at the John Tay-
Ior home couple Of days the first
Of the week.
Miss Margaret Taylor was home
from Minnesota university summer
school al couple of days theft
of the week.
Mrs. A. D. Shepard went Q
Clear Lake Tuesday to spend the
summer at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. R. Frye.
Mrs. B. j. Haling and daughters.
Dolores and Ilean, arrived here
from Superior Monday and ar e
guests at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nelson.
Walter Chapman and Bert Symes
have each purchased a Buick six
from G. Carisch & Sons. Chas
Bartholomew h purchased Bert
Symes c 25 Buick, thru the Carisch
Agency.
Newell Powell and family, Q +
White Rock, S. D., motored here
last week from Superior, where
they had been visiting, and IT e
spending the week with relatives
in the city.
r. Osborn is moving his tailor
shop into the building recently oc-
cupied by O. Beastrom, and NJ T
Beastrom is opening a refreshment
parlor in the Wolf building just
vacated by Al. Sunby.
Miss Mabel Olson, Of Balwin, is
spending the week in the ityr
guest of Miss Edith Richards. Miss
Richards will accompany Miss OIL
son to Baldwin Saturday and will
remain there for a short visit.
Ole Ostness is moving his office
from the City hotel building into
the Odd Fellows building oppo-
site the opera hall. Mr.. Ostness
and M. Furest will divied the lat
ter building for their offices and
work rooms.
Mr.. Holmes, who came here last
week from Minneapolis to be chef
at Nelson Bros, restaurant, scald-
ed the back of his left hand badly
Monday and is taking a few days
lay-off to recuperate! Mr.. Holmes
is over seventy years old, n d
has been engaged in his present
profession about forty years.
A. large shipment of Fancy Red
Sockeye salmon at % cts. per can
There is no better salmon on the
market at any price, but it is put
up in the tall cans and most Of the
trade want the flat cans. Just try
one of these cans of salmon and
YOU will want more.-J. w. Al
lard's lady.
The automobile contest conduct
ed by the Stewart Mercantile Co,
was closed at 80 last Saturday
afternoon. The contest proved to
he a very close one, and after
numerous counts it was found that
Mr.. Richard Lowell had won the
car. The contest, which started
early in February, created no lit
tie enthusiasm. many people show
ing considerable interest in h e
outcome.
'sThe Diamond From The Sky =
the $4,000 prize photo play, Will
be shown at the auditorium Mon
day, July 10. The producers of
this film offer $4,000 for fit
ting sequel to this story Roy L.
McCardell won $4,000 for writing
the play as it is now produced
Possibly someone in River Falls
can win the $4,000 offered for
the sequel. Lottie Pickford, sister
of the famous Mary Pickford, APP
pears in the cast.
Mrs. E. B. Armstrong returned
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