River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-05-10
Local News

DR.. Otto Winter was down from
Minneapolis Sunday.
Miss Ollie Everson was home from
Saltwater over Sunday.
Orville Barg left Monday to visit
his mother in Minneapolis,
Senator Geo. B. Skogmo was home
from Madison Saturday and Sunday.
The normal school Glee Club gave
a concert at Baldwin Tuesday eve
ming.
Miss Olga Davidson Of Beldenvllle
visited with Mrs. Frank Falteisek
last Friday.
Walter Sturtevant of S t. Paul
was visitor in the city from Fri
day to Sunday.
Miss Rose Dodge Of St. Paul visit
ed with her parents in town last
Thursday and Friday.
Joe Mark Of Ellsworth underwent
a serious surgical operation at Hope
Hospital last Thursday.
1915 model Studebaker, run 1000
miles, Al shape, good tires, Snap
S485. C. G. Carisch & Son.-adv.
Fred Berkle has sold out his bar
Der shop at Saltwater. He has not
announced his plans for the future.
Mrs. ]. W. Allard and Miss Esther
Smith attended play a t Knapp
last Friday, put on by Prin. Willard
Kennedy.
Oscar Dahl, Of ST. Paul, former
ly Of this city, has enlisted in the
cavalry division at Jefferson Bar
racks, Missouri.
1915 model Chalmers run $500
miles. Al shape, good tires, sold
new for $1485, a snap at $3.50. c..
Carisch & Son.-adv.
Mrs. Harry Stewart and children
visited with her parents in Hudson
from Friday until Monday, Mr.. Stew
art was there over Sunday.
Howard Schwamb, Joe Rupert and
VIM. Scroggie, Jr., went to Hudson
yesterday to make application for
membership in Co. G., w. N. G.
Andrew Hendrickson of Barron
arrived in the city yesterday. He
and Seivert Johnson are making an
auto tour through the county today.
John Hurlburt. the New Center
vile dance promoter, will stage his
next dance Thursday evening, May
18th. Pratt's all-home orchestra will
play.
FOR SALE-House on Cascade
Ave. Waterworks, cistern and large
corner lot. Phone or write G.. E.
Nelson, Hudson, Wis. Star Observ.
or office adv.
Mrs. Perry Clark of Minneapolis
who had been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Clark for several days
left Monday on a visit with relatives
in North Dakota and Montana.
At a meeting held in the City Hall
Tuesday evening the following COM
mittee was elected to attend to this
summers chautauqua course: !. l.
Lusk, Pres; ]. l.. WATSON, Sec, w.
G. Spence, Treas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Palmstein and
son Juell motored down from Min
neapolis Saturday for a visit with
Mrs. Palmstein's sister, M i S LII
JuelI. Mr.. Palmstein returned Sun
day, Mrs. Palmstein and Juellre-
naming for weeks visit.
John Swanson, who had been en-
ployed as baker at the Wenzel rest
aurant the past winter, left this
morning for Minneapolis where he
expects to be employed. Robert
Clark has taken Mr.. Swanson's place
at Wenzel's.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Boutell motor
ed down from Minneapolis Sunday
and spent the day at the c. E.
Shepard home. Mrs. Eugene Wal
, lace, of Minneapolis, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shepard accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Boutell home Sunday evening.
''The Great Divide" the first Of
Manager Rosenberger's big feature
plays at the Princess. drew b g
crowds at both shows, and it was
clearly demonstrated that these eX-
cellent plays are appreciated by all