River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-01-20
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children anu get yOuI odV4llSo C4IOOfA"
at Stewarts.-adV.
DR.. J. F. Mack attended the Mimi
esota State Veterinarians annual meet
ing in St. Paul this week.
Good 9 room house in nice loca-
ton. Price 81, 500. Terms.
S. L. Krauth. adv.
Prof. J. H. Ames and family were
guests Of Rev. and Mrs. a. E. Fra
Ser in New Richmond over Sunday.
STATIONERY Stationery and
school supplies of all descriptions
and to suit all needs at the Book and
Art Shop. adv.
An electric car line from Eau
Claire to the Twin Cities is a project
being considered by the Wisconsin
Minnesota Light & Power Co.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A good 7
room house, with lights and city wa
ter. Cor. 4th and Cedar str.
Theodore w. Nichols. adv
The young people will be interest
ed in the Johnson & Cranmer ad.
this week. This firm will distribute
presents to the young people next
Wednesday,
Manager B. A. Symes Of the local
Consolidated Lumber Co. office, at
tended the annual Northwest lum-
bermen's convention in Minneapolis
Tuesday and yesterday.
BOOKS-A special SOC line Of
books by the most popular authors.
If you are lover Of books this is a
gaand opportunity for you, at the
Book and Art Shop. adv.
we pay the best prices for hides
and furs, iron and junk. For iron,
$500 per ton delivered at River
Falls. Gordon & Miller
River Falls, Wis.
Telephone No. $40. -adY.
o. J. HohIe slipped and fell on the
front steps of the court house the
fore part Of the week and hurt his
back quite severely. Although badly
bruised he has not been laid up from
his duties. Ellsworth record.
Friends Of Emmons Thayer are
pleased to learn [ hat he has regained
his health after his serious illness OF
the past year. He is at New Rich
mond, where he has been under the
care of his sisters, Mrs. Waite Allen
and Miss Lottie Thayer.
Ahearn, the European middle
weight champion lasted just min
ute and half in the ring against
Mike Gibbons of st. Paul Tuesday
night, thus almost equallinga record
for quick retirement made at Hud-
son by River Falls pugilist several
months ago.
The Ezekiel Young Peoples Sc
ciety met at the home Of Mr.. /. 1.
Thompson last Wednesday evening
with very large attendance de-
spite the stormy weather. A splen
did program was rendered, after
which an elaborate lunch was serv-
ed. The remainder of tie evening
was spent in playing games. The
next meeting will be at Mr.. W.
Nebel's.
Jake Simmons was down from ST.
Paul Saturday, returning Sunday
afternoon. While here he sold his
home, corner Elm and Third streets,
to Mrs. Francis Hirsh, of the Town
of GlenWood, who will move in to
Glenwood City in the near future.
The same day Mr.. Simmons bought
of James Thompson the new house
and lot next to the one he sold and
intends to make a number or I'M
provements to it. 1t is at present
occupied by Gust Sempf.-Glenwood
City Tribune.
There's a new station on the Ellis
worth branch between River Falls
and Beldenville, which is accomo-
dating an increasing number of
people these days. The train rarely
goes by without a halt. The accom-
odations are similar to those at
Prescott Road When the people
asked the superintendent for a sta
ton he told them they would have
to select name, which they did,
choosing the rather picturesque
name of "Cherma", doubtless IN
memory of some cherished town IN
far off Bohemia. Now comes our
oId friopd Parpov CarOlan of River