River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-07-06

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visitor last Thursday.
VIM. Hodge spent the past week
with friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. C. N. Gardner visited in Els
worth the latter part of last week.
DR.. Harding was down from St.
Paul from Sunday until yesterday.
VIM. Houston attended the Old
Settlers convention in Hudson Fri
day.
Mrs. J. w. Crabtree and children
are spending the, week at llwaco
Springs.
Mrs. Robert Moser arrived here
Saturday for an extended visit with
relatives.
The Ford agency at Baldwin has
sold IS cars in that neighborhood
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Goodwin left
Monday for visit with friends at
Clear Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Haddow at
tended the Old Settlers conventionin
Hudson Friday.
j S. Wadsworth returned home
Saturday from a business visit IN
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Parties desiring meals at Nebish
Lodge, Ilwaco Springs, are request
ed to telephone in advance.
House for sale, 9 rooms. On Cas-
cade avenue near normal school. On
| ly $4,000. S. L. Krauth. adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kline Of st.
Paul spent the Fourth at the home
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Rupert.
Miss Margaret Farnsworth return
ed home Monday from Appleton,
where she attended the state G. p.
society convention.
CUSHMAN ENGINES that are
used on grain and corn binders and
for all general purposes, for sale at
F. Demulling 's.-adv.
| Mrs. J. C. Foster after attending
the Old Settlers convention in Hud-
son last Friday, went to Minneapolis
to visit Mrs. r. S. Burhyte.
The Swedish Ladies Aid society of
the East Side will meet with Mrs.
Albert Dahlquist Wednesday, July
IL. All are cordially invited.
The new awning across the front
of the Carisch establishment is 81
feet long. Is feet longer than any
single awning in the city of St. Paul.
Mrs. E. Randolph Smith was the
guest Of Miss Hilda Jackson at
Woodville Sunday. Miss Jacobson is
student at the normal summer
school.
SPECIAL MEETING Of the
Ladies' Improvement League Mon
day, July 10. Everyone interested
in the work of the League should at
tend this meeting.
John Garretson. short story writ
er and minister, will lecture at the
Congregational church July 10Th,
8:15 p m Subject, ''The Man with
a Dream" Admission rs and Is
cents. Auspices G. E. society.
Come in and get can Of Porcela for
sinks and bath tubs, the only thing
that is not injurious to fixtures or
hands We also handle the Poraco
for toilet ONLY which keeps them
clean and sanitary. Odd Fellow
Block. Open evenings adv.
In the Hudson-Red Wing game the
Fourth, but 81 men faced Frosty
Bertsch, not one reaching first base.
Frosty struck out twelve batters and
allowed no hits. The Boosters won
! 2 to 0, and are tied with New Rich
mond for first place in the Inter
state league race.
| River Falls was all but deserted
the Fourth, sending large delega-
tons to the celebrations in this vi
cinity. Probably the largest num-
Der went to Saltwater. The ball
game there resulted in victory for
Saltwater over New Richmond, to
4. There was not much to the re-
mainder of the attractions. A few
from here went on the excursion to
Red Wing, where the Hudson Boost
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