River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-01-06
local and Personal
Observation-Disclosures e.

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VIM. Huber was out from Ellis
worth Monday.
Miss Ella DIN was home from her
school at Miles City, Mont.
Miss Stella Hanson is home from
Flanders, n. D., for a short visit.
Miss Fannie Smith was home from
her school at Stanley during the
holidays.
H. c. Stewart and family spent
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Stew
arts parents IN Hudson
Wisconsin puts up a can Of peas
for each person in the United States
SO, 000,0 600 cans per year.
FOR SALE brood sows, also
twenty Fall pigs. Ovida Olson.
River Falls, Wis. R, 2 adv.
Miss Margaret Spencer returned
to her school at Kalamazoo, Mich.
Sunday after a two weeks vacation.
Owen Higgins, a pioneer settler of
ST. Croix County, died at Stanton on
Tuesday of last week, at the age of
81 years.
The Swedish Ladies Aid society
of the East Side, will meet Jan. II,
at home of Mrs. Fred Smith. A
welcome TO all.
FOR SALE-Pure bred Plymoth
Rock roosters. Phone No. 454. w.
M. Chinook, N. Main and Union
strs., River Falls.-adv.
Harry Osborn, a Minneapolis tail
or, spent a few days here the latter
part of last week assisting in the
shop of his brother, Dick.
Mrs. Louie Heinig Of Minneapolis
was down Sunday to join Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis johnson in the celebra-
ton Of their silver wedding ami
versary.
The second of the series of club
dances was held at Syndicate hall
last evening. There was large at
tendance. The next club dance will
be held Friday evening, Ian. II.
Mrs. Frank Little and children,
Jane and George, returned to Glen
dive, Mont, Monday after few
days visit here at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fortune.
Louis RamberQ AID cousin, Obert
Ramberg, are visiting relatives and
friends in the city and vicinity.
They have homestead claims near
Chinook, Mont, and will prove up
on them this Spring
| Our pre-inventory sale will begin
Jan 7 and close Jan. IS, 1916. We
will follow our usual custum
tom of giving a discount on every
thing in dry goods and nearly every
thing in grocer es. This sale will
be worth your attention. Watch for
hand bills. J. w. ALLARD adv.
David Gantenbein of Diamond
Bluff made the largest haul Of rough
fish ever recorded in the Northwest
last Wednesday. With seine 1900
feet in length he landed enough
carp from Lake Elysian to make so
carload shipments. Shipping facili-
ties not being adequate, and on ac-
count Of poor market at this time,
all but few carloads of the fish
were returned into the lake.
What the press says, Mrs. Jose
phine Etter- Holmes, in her presen-
tation Of J NJ. Barrie's work, is an
unqualified success. AS Babbie
she was charming. No one could
blame the Little Minister for forget
ting his calling and everything else,
after seeing this Interpretation of
the fascinating Lady Barbara =
Daily Republican, Iowa City, Ia.
Seat sale at Taggart's Friday af-
ternoon, Jan. 7. Reserved seats
| free.
Frank II. Shuster, who has been
employed in the ]. w. Allard store
here for the past nine years, will
leave the first of next month to 60
into the general merchandise bust
ness with three other gentlemen at
Galesville, this state. During his
stay here Mr.. Shuster has won an
enviable reputation, both in bust
ness ability and integrity and as an
estimable neighbor and friend. His
many River Falls friends, while