River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-09-21
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DIR. q. ID. Gallup has new Buick
roadster.
Miss Gladys Hawkins is teaching
at Kingston, this state.
Mrs. Bert Bracket of Glendale,
Cal, is visiting in the city.
VIM. Brumm, of Middleton, was a
guest at the A. G. Laue home Fri
day.
Mrs. John Cudd has purchased
Mrs. John Winn's residence on S.
Main street.
Atty. Jesse T. Field has moved his
Offices to the second floor of the Lu-
cius building, Prescott.
Chevrolet No. 400 automobile drop
ped $50 in price. Get your order in
early. C. Carisch & Son.
Eighty automobiles are owned in
the village Of Ellsworth, according
to Village Clerk C. B. Woods re-
port.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Lawrence Of Liv-
ingston, Mont, were recent guests
at the home Of the latter's brother,
]. S. HemenWay.
The war tax on telephone mes
sages, cigars, liquors, pool and bill
lizard permits, notes, ETC., ETC., was
raised September 8.
Mrs. F. w. Finn, Miss Sadie John
son and Miss May Symes were guests
at weekend party at the home of
Mrs. Zerrold in Minneapolis.
Miss Laura Elliott spent Saturday
and Sunday at Clear Lake, the guest
of Misses Helen Currier and Sadie
Demulling, who are teaching there.
Mrs. John VIM, who has sold her
residence on S. Main street to Mrs.
John Cudd of Beldenville, will go to
the home of her daughter in Pres
colt.
Miss Emma Lamm, formerly of
this city, and Mr. Gustave LANCE
were married at Pasadena, CAL, last
month. They will reside at Lake
City, Mimi.
Ellsworth Herald Montague San
derson, candidate for assemblyman
on the democratic ticket, received 80
votes, nine less than enough to get
his name on the ballot for the Nov
ember election.
There will be a chicken pie supper
at the home of Mrs. Clint Williams
for the benefit of the Kinnickinnick
Cemetery Improvement League Fri
day. Sept. 10Th. Will commence to
serve at 6 D. m. Ice cream extra.
The play, "Rebecca of Sunny
Brook Farm" was splendidly pre-
sented at the opera house last even
ing, deserving a much larger patron
age. The next attraction is THE
Shepherd of the Hills" next Thurs
day night.
The Minneapolis Women's Welfare
League has closed Prescott Lodge
for the season The large number
of Minneapolis girls entertained
there during the summer have given
Prescott wide advertising as an ideal
summer resort town.
There were 35 candidates out for
football practice at the normal
school last evening. The material
looks promising. especially in speed.
Hayward. Minnesota's quarterback
of three years ago, will assist Coach
Swenson and will commence his
work here Monday.
A farewell stag party was given
Saturday evening in honor of Arthur
Upgren who leaves this week to at
tend the University Of Wisconsin. A
fried chicken banquet was served
at Wenzel's. Those at the table
were Arthur Upgren, Cyril Alton,
Gordon Neuenfeldt, John and Leroy
Knapp, Chas. Phillips, Earl Hunter
and Lutte Vaughn.
Road hog" motorists might pro-
fit somewhat by the experience of a
local driver who recently refused
lady motorist the usual road courte-
sizes. The lady finally did manage to
pass, taking chances in a bad place
in the road, and when she did get
ahead she stopped her Ford, got out
and came back to express her opini-
on of the others behavior. From
reports of those present she did not