River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-05
c. E. Shepard has purchased DR..
Fortunes cottage at Glenmont.

-. Il. CnepaTQ mas purchased Ur.
Fortunes cottage at Glenmont.
| Mrs. Albert Dahl and daughter,
Miss Alice, arrived Sunday evening
from Montford for months visit
at the home of Mrs. Dahl's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter R. Peterson. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Davis and
daughter, Miss Rose, of Huron,
S. D., and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kinney,
| and son Homer, of Baldwin, visited
at the John Finn home last Thurs.
day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. McGregor and
Mrs. Jack Neiderhauser and daugh-
ter, Miss Wilma Jean, Of Roberts,
and Mrs. r. Pariso of Mondovi were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roderick McGregoron Decoration
Day.
Miss Jessie Little has resigned as
postmistress at Pepin after eight
years Of efficient service. Editor
Lloyd A. Axtell of the Herald has
been appointed as acting postmaster
until permanent appointment is
made.
Miss Vivian Sharvanau Of Car.
rington, N. D., arrived here Mon
day and will remain TO attend the
normal school commencement exer-
cises. Her half-sister, Miss Mar
garet Bourne, is member of the
graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Clark of Rice
Lake, VIM. Bradley of Hudson and
VIM. Lamb of Roberts were guests
at the F. D. Peirce home while here
to attend the stock show. Mr.. Lamb
had a fine exhibit from his Jersey
herd at the show.
Ralph Peterson came out from
Ellsworth Tuesday for couple of
days visit. Ralph went into the
army with the first large contingent
from Pierce county, and after a
month at Camp Grant, volunteered
to 60 overseas with the engineers,
serving with that unit until his re-
cent return.
The following teachers have re-
turned home during the past week
for the summer vacation: Myrtle
Sylvester from Mellen; Mrs. Oscar
Anderson, Rochester, Mimi; Helen
Hanson. Waterville, Mimi; Frances
Mckee, White Rock, S. D., Eleanore
Newcomb, Crandon; and Dorothy
Rounsevell. Chetek.
The Pierce County Telephone Co.
has been granted permission to lay.
underground cables in the city, and
has already started the job of laying
1000 feet of cable, stringing the
first section across the river at Elm
street Tuesday. The cable wires are
to increase individual phone serv-
ice, an addition to the switchboard
at the local exchange having been
made for that purpose some time
ago.
DR.. r. u. Cairns has just present
ed the Normal school with four en-
larged, nicely framed photographs,
taken by him during his visit abroad
some years ago. Two are views Of
the Temple Of Neptune at the old
Greek city of Paestum, Italy. These
pictures have been placed in the
room where ancient history is
taught, and will be great help to.
Miss Latta in her work, as we'll as
an ornament to the room. The
school appreciates very much the
generosity OF DR.. Cairns.
The Meletean of the class of 1919
is year book Of particular interest
to those interested in the military
activities of the school and of its
graduates. 1t not only contains the
Honor Roll Of our dead but. Of the
other participants in the great war
This book is military in character
but it contains other material. This
is typical of all school activities. The
record Of the basket ball team is in
deed an envious one. This Meletean
will compare quite favorably with
former issues in spite Of the broken
up year. The staff deserves much
credit for their work.
The Interstate league game at
Hudson Sunday was played under
protest, the White Bear manage