River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-11-01

Dooley Ames of Ellsworth took in
the football game here Friday.
Russell Sigglekow was here from
Hastings Friday and Saturday.
w. P. Knowles was a business cal
Ter in Hudson Saturday afternoon.
II. F. Doolittle was business cal
Ter in saltwater Saturday after
noon.
The famous ga horse blankets,
direct from factory at Lund's Hard
ware adv.
James Warner of Ellsworth was
an over Sunday visitor at the home
of Herbert Kreiger.
Mrs Ophelia White returned Sat-
urday from weeks visit with rela-
tives in Minneapolis.
Mesdames Charles Wir h and
Ralph Fink were out from Ellsworth
Saturday afternoon, between trains.
Harry Peterson returned to Wau-
pun Monday morning after visit
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Peterson.
Among the Ellsworth people visit
ing in the city on Sunday were: Mrs.
Ray Hyatt, Sievert Isaacson, Sophia
Stoetzel and Grin Wenzel.
We have complete stock of the
famous Brighton Carlsbad Sleeping
wear for ladies, misses, children and
men. Norseng Bros. -adv.
Mrs. Nick Rock and daughter left
Saturday afternoon for Chippewa
Falls to spend week or so with
Mr.. Rock, who is employed there.
Ernest Peterson, who is employed
at Cutbank, Mont, arrived home
asst Thursday on a visit with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Peterson.
Last Saturday the River Falls
Club shipped to Corpor-
al S. R. Morse at Camp Grant,
barrel of apples for the boys of Co.
D.
Mrs. F. D. Lord and son Freder-
OK of Ellsworth were visitors at the
nome Of her daughter. Mrs. HI F.
Doolittle. from Saturday until Mon
lay evening.
Mrs. E. J Courtney and child re-
turned to st. Paul Saturday after
noon after visit of several days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Carolan.
Wallace Griffin of Amery arrived
Saturday evening on visit with old
friends n d relatives here. Mr..
Griffin was a resident of this city
some twenty years ago.
Although three-fourths O f it S
members were born in Germany the
Marathon County u Union of the
Society of Equity is loyal
to the United States and has public
ly announced the fact.
Saturday Special at S. c. Hamil-
ton's-4 pkgs. Dessert Jell, same as
Jello, 4 pkgs Seeded Raisins and 2
lbs best SOC Coffee, all for $1.46; al
so | pkg. Johnson's Washing Pow
der FREE. Regular price would be
81 sc. adv
Mrs Ben Maier, who has been the
guest of relatives here for some
time, left Saturday on a visit to her
sister at Ironwood, M h. Mrs.
Maier informs US that she and her
husband will move from Minneapo-
is to Duluth, where the latter has
charge of a garage.
Pratt's Orchestra of this city will
furnish music at the annual ball to
De given by the Baldwin Lodge of
Odd Fellows, at the opera house in
hat village next Friday evening.
Pratt's orchestra is proving draw
ng card wherever they appear and
he local musicians are finding their
in great demand throughout
his section.
A very enjoyable dancing party
vas given at the Normal gymnasium
asst Friday evening in honor of the
members of the Superior football
cam. Music was furnished by the
Normal orchestra, assisted by Neil
Reed, of Pratt's orchestra. These
school dances are pleasant feature
If the Normal social season and are
ani0ypd and annrpcia fed hv tho SIN