River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-03-02

Buy your oranges by the box at
Stewards Saturday. adv.
Mrs A. M. Baldwin entertained
last Friday afternoon.
Mayor A. w. Stiles visited in Hud-
son Saturday and Sunday.
0. Tobenson, who had been visit
ing Bert Corson left Monday for
Plaza, N. D.
The 120 seniors at the Stevens
Point normal school will give mar
di gras festival March 7.
George Mallory. linotype operator
at the Ellsworth Record office, was
home between trains Monday.
Remember the All School Carni-
val at the Normal Friday evening
March 3rd. Everybody is invited
Mrs. Joe Harwell and children Of
Hudson visited at the home Of her
father, Fred Muckenhausen, Mon
day and Tuesday.
There remains but 81, 800 worth of
stock to be sold to complete the
$250,000 for the New Richmond
packing plant.
| DR.. Allison, visiting physician to
| the normal schools, will be here dur
ing Baby Week and will address sew
eral of the meetings.
The Kinnickinnic Ladies' Aid so
ciety will give a dinner at the Kin
nickinnic church March g. Dinner
served at noon. Everybody well
come.
Ladies Of the neighborhood gave
very pleasant birthday surprise par
ty in honor of Miss Hattie Ripple at
her home on Second street Saturday
afternoon.
PICNIC-The annual Mid-winter
picnic of the Ladies' Improvement
League will be held On the third
floor Of the Old Normal school build
ing, Saturday April LIST, at 2:30 p m.
Get ready for a good time.
Miss Blanche MILFORD Of Baldwin,
member of the normal school SEMI
or class, left Monday for Sioux Falls,
S. D., where she has been engaged
to teach in the public schools.
Saltwater high school defeated the
New Richmond high school debating
team last week. The subject was,
Resolved, that immigration into
the United States should be further
restricted"
The South Fork Ladies' Aid socie-
ty will entertain at dinner at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest En-
sign Saturday, March 4, to which
the husbands of members are cor
daily invited.
DR.. Mendenhall is sent out by the
Bureau of University Extension.
She was a baby specialist prior to
her marriage to Prof. Mendenhall Of
the university of Wisconsin and is
authority on the subject she pre-
sents.
Autos which have undergone a
general overhauling in local shops
during the winter are to be seen
daily now being hauled around by
other cars to get limbered up. Many
are resplendent in new coats of
paint.
Charles Nicholson, who has been
engaged in the bottling works bust
ness at Fairberry, Neb., has returned
to this city and Willgo in partnership
with his brother Ed, in conducting
the business of the Nicholson cigar
factory.
j. A. Holmes has returned to his
former position as cook at Nelson
Bros. restaurant after an absence Of
several weeks, during which time he
was employed in Minnesota. Mr..
Holmes many friends are glad to
welcome him back to River Falls.
The Ellsworth Rec ord reporter
sprung a wild one on the credulous
public last Thursday in a write-up
describing a flying machine, de-
tailed description of which occupied
over half a column. The reporter
saw sap-trough in the course of
construction in the CLIFFORD & Camp
bell shop and not being acquainted
with the nature Of the contraption,
concluded that it was the chassis"
| of an aeroplane. and without fur