River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-08-09

meet with Mrs. F. Engdahl Friday,
10th.
Misses Minnie and Grace Brolan-
der left Monday to take the river
trip to Moline, Ill.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Bap-
fist church will picnic in Glen Park
next Thursday, August 16.
DR.. Mary A. Downer was down
from St. Paul Sunday and Monday
on visit to relatives and friends.
Howard WATSON. returned to Vel
low Grass, Sask., Canada, Tuesday,
morning, after two weeks yaca-
ton.
Hiram Gibbs is spending a week
here visiting relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibbs are residing in San Diego,
CAL, at present.
Professor S. J. Pit IS returned
home Summary from Madison where
he had been attending the summer
session of the university.
Lucy Copley has purchased the
Mrs. L Carpenter house on lower
Main street. The sale was made
through the S. L. Krauth agency.
Miss Vera Kendall Of Lornap.
Mimi, and Miss Hazel Smith Of
Laurel, MINI arrived here Satur-
day for a two weeks visit with rela-
tives.
Otto Wenzel is having the Wolff
building thoroughly overhauled and
redecorated, and expects to have it
in readiness for his grocery stock in
a couple or three weeks.
Mrs. Fred Jensen and daughter,
Miss Virginia, Of Edgerton, h i s
state, are visiting at the home Of
Hon. and Mrs, C. D. Parker. Mr..
Jensen spent Saturday here.
Ray Cooke, Of Spring Valley a
graduate Of the local normal school.
has enlisted and been accepted into
the navy medical corps. lie has BEEN
attending dental college in Chica,
60.
The second annual picnic Of form
er Pierce county residents now liv-
ing in the Twin Cities is to be held
at Minnehaha Falls Park, Minneapo-
lis. next Sunday. Il cordial invita-
ton is extended to all Pierce county
paop'e to join in this affair.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Elliott, and
daughters, Misses Laora, and Flo
renee, returned home Sunday from
a motor trip to La3ysmitn, Chippe-
wa Falls, Wausau, Milwaukee, Wa
terioo, Madison, Rochester and Owa-
tonna Mrs. Gevers, who had been
spending g few drys with her moth
Ell at Owaton1a, accompanied them
home.
Despite the early hour Of their de-
partore there was q large gathering
Of relatives and friends of the bows
Of Co. G at the depot at $50 Friday
Morning when they left for Camp
Douglas. sThe Hudson band was On
hand and played patriotic selections
appropriate to the occasion. It is
expected that after short stay at
Camp Douglas Go. C will be sent to
the training camp at Waco, Texas
and drilled there until called to join
the Pershing forces in Europe.
MARY PICKFORD in "A Poor
Little Rich Girl" is a production
that every child in this vicinity
should see. 1t is a subject that ev-
cry grown-up in this ne+ghborhood
should see. 1t is photoplay that
every father and mother will appre-
ciate 1t is really unique in the sue
cessful manner in which it will in
terest both the child and the grown
up. Many plays are claimed to have
appeal to young and old alike" but
none have lived up to this claim
more effectively than "A Poor Little
Rich Girl" Auditorium August Is.
Matinee, 2:30; Night, 8:15.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Marshall Of
Chula Vista, CAL, arrived in tn e
city Tuesday and are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherlock
Wales. They are on three months
tour and came here from short
visit at Danville. They will visit
Mr.. Marshall's brothers Frank, at
Minneapolis, and Walter, at Michi-
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