River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-09-11

| Miss Florence Parsons left Friday
morning for Colfax, where she has
, been engaged to teach the coming
year.
Mrs. Ernest Swan and little daugh-
| ter, of Hudson, arrived Tuesday TO
visit Mrs. Swans mother, Mrs. Eva
Wears.
Mrs. w. S. Davis and children, Miss
Esther and Warren, and Mrs. Henry
| Walker and son Wayne, spent Mon
day is st. Paul.
Mrs. Emile Covers, Miss Gevers
| Miss Laura Weld and Miss Myrtle
Green spent Wednesday in ST, Paul.
day in ST. Paul.
Alvin Hawkinson, trap drummer,
filled an engagement with Seifert's
orchestra of Ellsworth at New Cen
terville last Friday.
Miss Nancy Nelson left Friday for
| Maiden Rock. She will have charge CT
the intermediate department in the
schools of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wondrowitz Of
Superior spent couple of days last
| week with the latter's grandparents,
Hon. and Mrs. C. d. Parker.
T. F. Wilson returned to his home
in Ekalaska, Mont, this morning after
a weeks visit at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. H. E. Hayward.
Mrs. Gertrude Follansbee left Sat-
urday for North Yakima, Wash, for
visit with friends, after which she
will go to her home in California.
There will be a sale of household
goods, farm machinery and live stock
on the V. E. Bailey farm in the town
Of Clifton on Saturday, Sept. 20.--adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Bragstad and
daughters, Misses Helen and Lois. ar
rived home Sunday evening from Sol
on Springs, where they had spent the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Norseng and Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Upgren motored to
Hastings Sunday and spent the day
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
S. Walbridge.
Joe E. Thurston, who recently en-
listed in the army for one year, is
home on a Through. He is the COM
pany barber and is stationed with the
9Th Co., Coast ARTILLERY Corps, at
Preble, Maine Ellsworth Record.
Mrs. Newell Powell and her four
children motored down from Minneap-
oils Sunday and spent the afternoon
with Mrs. Powell's mother, Mrs. Pris-
ella Houston. Douglas Powell was
recently discharged from the NAVY.
The communists" in session at Chi
cago, recently voted that physicians,
dentists and editors couldn't join their
| society, and we are therefore denied
the opportunity to take part in the
looming revolution" There it goes
again-can't even have little time
off for "revolutin'."
There is a move on foot to place q
memorial in the New Richmond high
school for Arthur McKeon, aged 49,
who lost his life on Sunday, Aug. 81
| in an heroic attempt to save Mrs
Thomas Hogan from drowning in Ce-
/ OAR Lake. 1t is proposed to place a
bronze tablet recording the deed, be-
meath full-length photograph of the
brave young man.
Jesse White, trombonist, Played an
engagement with Fink's orchestra Of
| Ellsworth, at Plum City last Thurs
day, and with Seifert's orchestra of
Ellsworth at New Centerville last Fri
| day night, and with the Roberts Mill
tary band at the Hammond street fair
Tuesday and Wednesday. He also
played with Towards orchestra at
Hammond for the dances.
A facetious fivver pirouetted play
fully on Main street, in front of the
Handy Kitchen, Sunday evening, and,
crossing the street, leaped the curb
with graceful hop, coming to rest
i'up against the signboard beside the
Weiss Bros. Livery. A splintered
windshield was the extent of the
damage. So far, the flivs have shown
singular and unusual respect for the
White Way cement bases, but the oc-
casional Snowy" driving gives prom
Use of smash thereon sooner or later.
City Electrician Ern. Buck says, I'm
that case the motorist will have more
damage to repair than the city WILL
The Hudson Star Observer reports
the following business property trans
fers in that city. James Singer has
purchased the three story store AID
trick building no. Or -. ny Z r.
Haugen's clothing store; Mr.. Haugen
las purchased the Opera House !locE
row occupied by the clothing store OF
l. Goldberg, the hardware store Of
H. C. Cuddebach and the Elks' Hal,
IN the second floor; II. Goldberg &
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