River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-09-04

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neapolis over Sunday.
Miss Inez Upgren left Friday to re-
sumo teaching at Wausau.
Miss Florence Bliss leaves tomorrow
to teach at st. James, Mimi.
DR.. and Mrs. r. u. Cairns are On a
motor trip through Northern Wiscon-
sin.
Jesse L. Peterson of Minneapolis Wis
tied over Sunday at the Jens Jensen
home.
Misses Agnes Foley and Stella Finn
left Sunday for their schools at Ham
nond, Ind.
Bert Doriott, of Minneapolis, spent
Monday at the home Of his aunt, Mrs.
Ophelia White.
Professor Jacobson has purchased
Of Mrs. A. P. Weld the house now oc-
cupied by the Willetts.
Robert WATSON left Tuesday for
Weyburn, Sask., where he will resume
his work in Powell bank.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. N. Davidson and
children, Miss Evelyn and Albert,
motored to Amery Sunday.
The Oligney trucks are in great de
mand this week by parties wishing to
take in the Fair at Hamline.
Pvt. Will Connor is visiting at the
Herbert Kruger home. He is up
from Ft. Houston, Texas, on a 30-day
furlough.
John Sherburn and family have NOV
ed onto the Byron Dopkins farm in
the Fargo District, rented by Clinton
Sherburne.
Mrs. Lena Swanlow returned to her
home in Milton, N. D., yesterday after
two weeks visit with her mother,
Mrs. B. j. Moser.
Bonnell Little of Appleton was a
guest of Wilbur Ensign last week. Mr..
Little and Mr.. Ensign were in the
same company of Marines.
C. w. Pence will erect large ga
rage where the McClurg warehouse
now stands, in Spring Valley. Work
will commence next Spring.
|AUCTION-Charles A. Boals will hold
an auction at his farm miles So. of
River Falls, Monday, Sept. 15.Watch
for list on handbills, and in this pa
per next week.
Mrs. S. Nelson and family have
moved from the Fortune house on
Maple street, to rooms in the Smith
block, over the Stewart Mercantile Co.
store. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. (King)
Fisher have moved into the Fortune
house.
| The League of Nations may be a
success or failure. You can not be a
success with poor vision. Let DR..
Clough correct your vision, at the
Gladstone 7th and 9Th Of each north
ask his patients.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Iverson, Of
Mohall, N. D., arrived here Monday
evening to visit at the home Of Mr..
VERSIONS sister, Mrs. Henrietta Car
rol. Mr.. and Mrs. Iverson had been
attending the Minnesota Fair.
Oscar Dahl arrived home Sunday
He was overseas for II months, in the
First Division. His mother, Mrs. Min
ME Dahl, went to Hudson to meet MIN
Sunday afternoon. It was the first
time she had seen him since he joined
the army, over two years ago. !.
The stockholders of the Spring Val
Valley Produce Co. have voted to in
crease the capital stock from $4,000
to $4,000 and to enlarge and remodel
the plant to accommodate increasing
business. The officers are HI. P. Tan
berg, president; Jos. Schultz, vice
president. and treasurer; F. A. Mar
cell, secretary.
Our worthy local contemporary, in
commenting upon Joe Adams excel
lent job Of painting the Methodist
church, excuses Joe for not also paint
ing the "sky pilot" but closer in
spection Of the item reveals that it
was just a matter of confused vocab-
ulary, and there was really no inten-
ton of daubing, the pastor at all-the
steeple was the object in question. P.
S.-The "sky pilot" item was not one
Of the SO count them--32) which our
first in everything" rival copied from
the Journal Of the preceding week.
Chief of Police Heman Hutchins
said to City Electrician E. E. Buck the
other evening, what do you reckon
the folks here would say if I let q
prisoner get away after | had him
locked in our city jail 2" Ernie al
lowed there might be some adverse
criticism well, looka here then,0 said
Heem, "a iailor has let. all the Grim
inals in Indiana out Of his pen, and he
wants me to watch for them!" And
then Heem displayed an album with
some sixty photos of jail birds who
had taken French leave from an III
diana s.iug."