River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-02-03
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Eat more of Shepard's honey.

Club dance at Syndicate hall to-
morrow friday evening.
The Sociability club met today
with Mrs. James Langdon.
Wall paper at your own price at
The Book and Art Shop-adv.
Mrs. D. j. Collins and Mrs. Nida
Fitzsimmons spent Tuesday in ST.
Paul.
South Fork Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. Earnest Ensign Thursday
Feb. 10th. All day meeting.
FOR SALE-Good room modern
house, near Normal. Furnace, bath
and lights. Price $3.50. S. L.
Krauth. adv.
Mrs. John Chapman recently I'M
derwent surgical operation in a
St. Paul hospital. She is reported as
doing very well.
The food value Of / pound of
SHEPARD'S HONEY isequal to that
Of 2 pounds Of the best beef steak.
Eat more honey.-adv.
In next weeks issue will be pub
lished the first of series of articles
on christian Science" 1t will be
Of great interest to everyone.
The Swedish Ladies Aid Society
Of the East Side will meet with Mrs.
Frank Carlson Wednesday, Feb. 9.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
A burlington train passed through
here Thursday night consisting of IS
cars of powder and Is cars of auto
trucks, en- route for Vladivostok,
Russia. Prescott Tribune.
The Carisch Agency recently ad-
ded the Chevrolet car to their auto
line, and carload of them are now
on display with the Bucks in their
splendid new garage and show rooms.
See the Carisch ad. on opposite page.
Among those from here who at
tended the 18th Robt. Burns ami
versary held in the Clan Campbell
club rooms in St. Paul last Friday
evening were VIM. Armstrong, T.
Morrow, VIM. Houston, James Had
dow and w. G. Spence.
Mrs. Mary Bishop, an early settler
in the New Centerville district and
we'll known throughout Pierce coun-
ty, died at Los Angeles, CAL, last
week. Mrs. Bishop went from here
into North Dakota where she acum-
ulated large land interests.
VIM. Kelly of this city in partner
ship with his brother, James, who
has been located in MINNEAPOLIS,
have purchased the M. ]. Scott res
taurant at New Richmond. The New
Richmond News says, The Kelly
Bros. are brothers of Francis Kelly,
the tailor, who has made good since
he came to New Richmond and if
his brothers are anything like him
they will certainly enjoy large
trade here
Atty. Frank H, Carleton, of
Minneapolis, died on Tuesday after
a minor surgical operation at St.
Barnabas hospital. He was 81 years
of age. He had practiced law in
Minneapolis for the past 33 years.
Mr.. Carleton is we'll known to the
people of this city, he and his family
spending their summers for many
years at their beautiful country
home on the Kinnickinnic, about 5
miles from this city. His widow, five
sons and one daughter survive him.
At a meeting Of the Peoples Lee
ture Course committee held last
Thursday evening six numbers were
selected for next seasons course.
One or two more will be added later.
The feature of the season will be
Judge Ben B. Lindsey, the worlds
most famous exponent of the Ju-
venile Court. The other numbers
chosen were DIR. VIM. A. Colledge,
author, editor, teacher, world trav-
eler and lecturer; Bohemian Orches-
ira and Signor Barteletta, an or
chestra of six, with Xylophone and
tenor soloists; Gay Yenola Mac
Laren dramatic reader Of
modern plays; Laurant & Co., Lau-
rant and five assistants in a grand
musical, magical fantasia; Old Home
Singers in we'll known and standard