River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-03-25

WANTED-SeWing of all kinds.
Mrs. Arthur Muckenhausen.
The finest paint made is High
Standard" at Lund's Hardware.
Peter Ernst of Mondovi was a
guest of Chas. Deickman yester-
day.
Osteopathy cures 80 per cent Of
all acute and chronic cases of ap-
pendicitis-w without resorting to
2urgery-adv.
Trinity Guild will hold an East
er Sale OF food and fancy work
on Saturday afternoon, April 3,
at Stewards store,
Mrs. r. A. Falch of st. Paut
spent few days here the first
Of the week visiting her sister
Miss Irene Loomis.
Figuring the cost of painting
you can do for less money with H.
S. Paint on account of spreading
quality. Sold at Lund's Hardware.
Silas Symes and son Charley,
who had been visiting relatives
here, have returned to Brownlee,
Can. Mrs. Symes remained for
longer visit.
Miss FLORENCE Settegrren
student at the Normal school, was
forced to return to her home at
Baldwin Monday on account of an
attack of toncilitis.
The infant daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. Purfeerst, born the 18th
inst, died Saturday. The sym
pathy of the community is ex-
tended to the bereaved parents.
NOTE-We have been forced to
leave over until next week sever
al columns of matter intended for
this issue, among which is Mrs.
Armstrong's letter on "Los Ang-
eles."r
Miss Nettie Andrus of Spring
Valley, teacher in the Guyser
school in Rush River, is spending
weeks vacation with relatives
in this city, guest at the A. W.
Andrus home.
c. Carisch & Sons Of River Falls
shipped car of three Buick autos
to this place last week. The cars
were in charge of F. F. DR. a k
of Eau Claire. One of the cars
has been purchased by j. L. Moody.
-Ellworth Record.
Among those from out of town
who were here Tuesday to attend
the funeral Of Harry Chinook,
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Morgan
of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat.
Carroll and Andy Haley of Hudson
T. J. Carney of Hammond and W
Griffin, of Amery.
The large and beautiful residence
of J. E. Brown at Bay City which
| was one of the finest in the VIII
lage, was completely destroyed by
fire shortly after midnight Mon
day morning. The loss will reach
surance.-Ellworth Record.
Peter F. Daley, of Cannon Falls,
MINI, is now in charge of the
automobile department of the A.
w. Lund establishment: Paul
Boyer, also of Cannon Falls, is
employed in the harness shop,
and Andrew Anderson of Burk-
hardt recently joined the black
smith shop force there.
The Nebraska School Ma ster's
Club has planned a program for
May Is in apple -iation Of the SER
! vices Of DR.. G. E. Bessey whose
death occurred recently. May Is
is DR.. Bessey's birthday anniver-.
sarN. President j. W. Crabtree
has been invited 10 be present
and to discuss the subject "The
Development of the Teaching Pro.
cssion and TT. Bessey's Influence
Upon Men in the Relation to the
Profession" DR.. Bessey was not
only recognized as a leading bota-.
mist OF the world, but as one OF
the strongest teachers of Amer
lea.
c.. F. Winter is displaying in his
iewelry shop window one OF the
first issues OK the pennsylvania
Packet and Daily Advertiser
printed December 2. 1898 81 6
years ago. One of the prominent
{ d ti3ements reads as follows
''To be sold, for a certain numbe
Of years as may be agreed upon,
a likely young negro girl, about
IS years of age, a good cook, and
fit for any kind of house work.
; Master Glen Gallup, son of DR..
and Mrs. G. D. Gallup, was ta2en
, to ST. Johns hospital ST. Paul,
? ,1nIorrn on for