River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-02-17
Local News
Don't fail to hear Daniel Polling,

MIMI, u0Sudy.
Miss Helen Scroggie visited friends
in Hudson Sunday.
John Weiser made a business visit
to Ellsworth Monday.
6 room house, west side. Corner
lot. $1,000. S. L. Krauth.
Atty. F. M White was business
visitor in Ellsworth Monday.
Remember Feb. "a is the time to
hear a worth while lecture by Daniel
Polling.
Miss Lenore Stewart returned
home Monday from a weeks visit in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. H. o. Junkman went to
Ellsworth Monday for a few days
visit with relatives.
Lynn Amy Of Butler, this state,
spent Tuesday at the home Of his
brother, Prin. H. C. Amy.
Mrs. E. Buck will entertain the
Auction Bridge club at dinner at
Hotel Gladstone Saturday evening.
Mrs. David Haddow visited at the
home of their son, Atty. w. G. Had
dow, in Ellsworth a few days last
week.
Frank Peterson, the jeweler, has
been unable to attend his shop the
past week on account of an attack of
rheumatism.
A card from Mr.. and Mrs. John
Knowlton states that they are about
to leave New York state for a trip
through the South.
Miss Rebecca D. Kiner of Hia-
watha, Kansas, is acting dean of
women in the Normal during the
absence Of Miss Sanford.
FOR SALE or RENT-Small place
l-mile south of normal school. Terms
reasonable if taken at once. l..
Kauphusman. Phone 367-2.-adv.
Chas. Nicholson returned to Fair
berry, Neb., Tuesday after a couple
of weeks visit here at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M
Nicholson.
Hugh Miner, L. E. Glover, Mr..
Stevens, Phil. Larson and Jay Mon
roe are representing New Richmond
in the international Bowling Tour
nament being held in Minneapolis.
Miss Edith Anderson returned to
her duties at the Stewart Mercan-
tile store Tuesday. She spent
week at the r. C. U. convention and
the following week visiting relatives
in Chicago.
Mrs. Helen Ball, who had been
spending the winter here at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Richards, left Tuesday to visit rela.
tives at Willmar, Mimi, after which
she will go to Arizona.
Tomorrow is the time limit set for
receiving bids for building the New
Richmond packing plant. The ice
house and we'll are all ready about
completed; the work of filling the
former with ice will start next week.
New Richmond and Glenwood City
turned down the summer chautau-
qua proposition for 1916, the former
in favor of a Fourth of July celebre-
tioa, and the latter for a concerted
effort toward boosting their fair.
Hudson took up the chautauqua,
signing up with the Lincoln bureau.
Willard Segerstrom was operated
upon for appendicitis at the home OF
his mother, Mrs. A. Segerstrom
here Friday night. His condition
made it impossible to take him to g
hospital and DIR. Roy of St. Pau
came down and performed the opera.
ton. While here DR.. Roy was the
guest of DR.. A. E. Gendron, who as.
sisted in the operation.
Stallion owners of the state who
have not sent in their applications
for licenses to the department OF
horse breeding Of the University of
Wisconsin are being urged to do so
at once. The officials report that
the renewals have been rather slow
in coming in. One of the advantages
of early renewal is that until April
only the regular fee of so cents is
required. After that a penalty fee
of So, plus the cost of re-examina-
ton of the animal to be registered is
necessary.