River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-04-10

Twin Cities Tuesday and yesterday.
Miss Ethel Luberg was home from
her school at New Richmond over
Sunday.
Lyle Gillian, of Wausau, was
guest at the N. G. Nicholson home
from Wednesday to Sunday.
Piano Tuning and Repairing. Sat
isfactIon Guaranteed Geo. H. SearIe
With C. F. Winter, the JeweIer.
Miss. Eta Halverson came down
from st. Paul Monday and is spend
ing the week with Miss Edith Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Larson of HuG-
son visited at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. H. C. Stewart, the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Doolittle and
son Stanley, of Ellsworth, were
guests of DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Gen
dron Saturday and Sunday.
Dance Easter Monday in Syndicate
hall, given by the Catholic Knights
of Wisconsin. Branch 20. Everybody
welcome. Tickets 81. War tax 1Oc,
Mrs. James Stewart and daughter,
Mrs. Vim. Green, went to Minneap-
oils last Thursday to visit at the home
of the latte1's daughter. Mrs. 0. j..
SINNERS.
Mrs. c.. E. Shepard was taken to a
st. Paul hospital last Friday for
medical treatment. She had been
i'll for some time, suffering with
severe headaches.
Miss Helen Kinsey Of Roberts was
guest of Miss Edith Tubbs the
latter part of last week. Miss
Kinsey teaches in the St. Paul
Academy, Of St. Paul.
Frank West was down from Mimi
eapolis the first of the week putting
in new window display at the
Stewart Mercantile Co. store, featur-
ing the goods offered at the big silk
sale.
Mrs. H. H. Leach and Ed. Driscoll
Of Minneapolis and Mrs. John
Cunning of Webster, S. D., return
ed to their respective homes Sat
urday after visit here with their
sister, Mrs. James Carolan.
Mgr. Ed. Quinn Of the Larson
Agency reports the following sales
of the past week-Oakland touring
cars to Richard Flint of Kinnickinnic,
Frank Bliss of River Falls, and Thos
Williams Of the town Of New Rich
mond.
The Washington County (Minn.)
Rod & Gun Club plans to conduct a
contest among its members in a
crusade against crows during the
coming season, substantial prizes
being offered to members having
the highest score Of kills.
Jonas Wiger, who is employed at
the Consolidated Lumber Co. Office,
was taken i'll with pneumonia Mon
day afternoon, and has been confined
to bed, although improving the past
two days. Just one year ago to the
day he-.was attacked by pneumonia
and was seriously i'll for several
weeks.
Sgt. Rex Rasmussen, who recently
returned from overseas service, ar
rived here Friday from Camp Dodge,
Ia, where he received his honorable
discharge, and spent a few days
visiting friends. Rex was employed
as operator at the focal depot before
enlisting in the army. His home is
at Stanley, Wis.
A Soldiers and Sailors Club is
being organized at Saltwater for
Washington county, not only for
the purpose of furnishing club rooms
and facilities for recreation, but to
provide an opportunity for the men
who have served their country to
meet and discuss various public
questions in which they would be
vitality interested.
Dancing paviIions are becoming
popular as a municipal entertain,
ment project. and the Ellsworth
pavilion appears to be the model
which makes the most appeal. Rice
Lake and Saltwater both have had
committees down at the Hub CLEAN
ing pointers for their own proposed