River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-08-14

! We are prepared to do belt lacing.
Ramer Auto Co.-adv.
L. Z. Plummer is attending buy
ers' convention in Chicago.
| James Richards is spending the
week on business in Osceola.
Mrs. CIV. Heidbrink and daughters
are visiting relatives in Ellsworth.
Miss Katherine Lucas Of Durand
IS a guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Plummer.
Ed. Starkey returned to Spring
Valley Saturday after weeks visit
with friends in this city.
Piano Tuning and Repairing. Sat
isfactIon Guaranteed Geo. H. SearIe
With c. F. Winter, the JeweIer.
The Pierce County fair premium
lists are now ready for distribution
and copies may be secured at the
Journal office.
Milton Rions, of Owatonna. spent
the past week with friends in the
city. He recently returned from
overseas service.
! DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Gendron re-
turned to Blake's Lake last week
after a ten days auto tour into
Minnesota and Iowa.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G. Fortune and
their niece, Miss Eileen Brautigan
will leave Monday for two weeks
trip on the Great Lakes.
! The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society
! of Kinnickinnic will meet with Mrs..
Anton Nelson next Wednesday,
Aug. 20. Everyone welcome.
/ A party of forty young ladies
came down from the St. Paul Y. w.
C. A. Monday morning for an outing
on the shores Of Lake st. Croix near
Prescott.
The annual picnic of the Old
Academy Girls will be held In Glen
Park at II M. Thursday Aug. 21.
Emma Sweet is the food commission
err, you will hear from her.
Eunice Thomson, Sec.
NFrc C,oo,l;o Cox,orr Mo CorJol;o
Severson. Mrs. H. j. Elliott and
daughters, Misses Leora and
Florence, and Misses Edith Weberg
and Helen Currier, returned home
Friday from weeks outing at
Maple Plain, MINI.
Mrs. Leonard, who has been here
on visit to her father, MIR. Kennedy
leaves today to visit at St. Paul and
| Duluth, after which she will join
Mr.. Leonard in New York City.
They expect to live there about a
year and then return to South
America.
r. A. Peterson of this place, who is
| attending the state university, is
modest young man. Nearly month
ago he received letter from General
John j. Pershing in France, express
ing thanks for his work with the en-
gineers during the, war. R. A. never
said a word about it. but the news
leaked out this week. Congratula-
tons, Ralph.-Pierce County Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Deneen were
down from Hammond Sunday to
visit their son Leon. who is taking
treatment at the City Hospital.
They were accompanied by Warren
Knowles, Jr., who is spending a
couple of weeks with themeat Ham
mond, while his parents are on an
outing trip on the Great Lakes.
| M. M. Walters has not moved his
cream and produce station into the
new quarters yet, and he will not
make the move until the boiler and
and other equipment is installed
there. Mr.. Walters was in st. Paul
Tuesday, taking up 1900 pounds Of
beans for James Brown and also a
consignment of spring chickens for
the market.
Writing in response to the
Journals note Of appreciation of
the recent suggestion in the Elm
wood Press, that, to avoid accidents
it is best to stop the car, Bro. Moser
demonstrates the nth degree of
modesty in disclaiming all credit for
the suggestion, and informs us that
such credit should be bestowed upon
Bro. Lowater, who publishes the
Press.
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