River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1916-02-17


Harry Reynolds entertained at
cards Tuesday evening.
G. n. Wiger was a business visit
or in the Twin Cities yesterday.
Miss Genevive O'Mara left Satur-
day for an extended visit in Eau
Claire.
DR.. C. A. Dawson was a business
visitor in the Twin Cities Monday
and Tuesday.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A house
on N. Third street. Phone 81
%. Adv.
Dwight Flower shipped three
pure-bred hogs yesterday, two to IL
linois and one to Ohio.
The Degree of Honor will meet at
the City Hotel next Tuesday even
ing, Feb. p, at s o'clock.
Coming Feb. %, all day, the re
liable physician, eye and nerve spec
ialist, J. A. CIough. At Hotel Glad
stone. adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Stiles and son,
of Prescott Roads, visited at the
home Of Mayor and Mrs. Alfred
Stiles the first Of the week.
If you have never been filled come
to the Methodist Brotherhood's
chicken pie dinner Tuesday evening,
Feb. p. We are expert filters.
Richard Wears has sold his 100
acre farm miles east of River Falls
to Frank 7. Shada Of St. Paul. The
sale was made through the S. L.
Krauth Agency.
A lot Of people missed truly big
bargain by not reading the Stewart
Mercantile ad. in the Journal last
week. Don't let the one this week
escape you. See their ad. on opposite
page.
Miss Mabel Olson Of Baldwin is
spending a few days in the city a
guest of Miss Edith Richards. Miss
Olson has just returned from accom-
panying her father, 0. E. Olson, on
a land-buying trip through Texas.
Miss Mabel Ahlgren, has returned
home from the River Falls Normal
school, where she has completed
two years Primary course in year
and half. She expects to return
in the Spring to graduate Prescott
Tribune.
Fire escapes are being installed on
the old normal school building. War
rem O'Ligney's dray, piled high with
a load from this shipment, tipped
over in the freight yards Tuesday
afternoon, but aside from the delay
Of reloading. no damage was done.
At meeting of Prescott people
interested in the Farmers Terminal
Packing Plant, to be erected at
Newport, it was stated that the site
for the plant had been purchased
and that $4,000 Of the S1,000,00
had been subscribed by $1,000 stock
holders.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Ezekiel
Lutheran church will give a parcel
post social and apron sale in Forest
ers' hall lover Allard's store) Tues
day, Feb. 20. Any apron 25c. A 20
cent supper will be served, com
mencing at o'clock. Everyone is
cordially invited.
Having given Stewart Mercantile
Co. the use of our front store room,
which we used for automobiles and
buggies, it was necessary for us to
move our other goods to the ware
house in the rear, and we now use
LllC OdNh VI GL1C Vic u0C0 Ny
Stewart Mercantile Co. which is Al
it. by "a it., for automobiles and
buggies. We will carry a complete
stock and will be glad to show our
goods and you will be convinced
that our goods and our prices are
right. A. w. Lund.
Supt. and Mrs. H. G. Amy were
called to Ellsworth last Thursday
morning on account of the serious
illness of Mr.. Almy's sister Daisy,
whose sudden death occurred at ten
o'clock Friday night, Feb. 18th. Be-
fore her marriage to Mr.. Eldon Kin
ney, of Ellsworth, less than two
years ago, Mrs. Kinney was a teach
er in the Public school of that place.
She is survived by her husband, her
fo+bo,. opd yooo+bor Mr. TT n Inv