River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-06-26
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July 1-pre-war postage and pro-
hibition.
Gladstone Hotel for rent. See w.
ii. Putnam. adv.
Miss Marie Smith is guest at the
w. E. Tubbs cottage at Scion Springs
this week.
Adolph Kohl has purchased the
Judd Pratt farm. now occupied by
w. A. Magee.
Regent p w. Ralner left Friday
to look over his land interests near
Salt Lake, Utah.
Miss Erma Wenzel visited her
grandparents at Ellsworth from
Friday to Sunday.
Kenneth White and Fred Baldwin
are visiting the W. E. Tubbs family
at Scion Springs this week,
Mrs. Guy Wright and children,
Miss Elizabeth and Kenneth, left
this morning for Seattle. Wash, to
visit Mrs. Wright's parents.
DR.. G. A. Dawson has moved his
office temporarily into the building
first door south Of Dunn Bros. hard
ware store. Office phone 200. lady.
A party of motorists spent Friday
here billing the city and vicinity with
announcements of the big celebra-
ton to be held at Hastings the
Fourth.
The movie play, Mickey" at the
opera house last Thursday and Fri
day drew large crowds at each Of
the four shows, and all were delight
ed with the picture.
Frank Little, Of Glendive, Mont,
visited here yesterday, enroute
home after attending convention
of train dispatchers' held in Chicago
the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Lowe Of River
Falls are the proud parents of a
baby boy, who arrived Thursday.
Congratulations. Stanton item in
New Richmond News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Paynter at
tended the Southern Wisconsin
picnic held in Hudson last week, and
gave a very pleasing cornet and
piano number on the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Sims, who sold
their residence to Basil Boles, will
occupy the &. G.. Knowles house, on
the South Side, until they leave for
their trip to Boston later in the
Su inner.
Jesse White played an engage
ment with Fink's orchestra at
Beldenville last Friday night. To-
night Mr.. White will play with Vans
orchestra of Red Wing at Pine
Island, MINI.
s. B. Peck, formerly Of Boyceville,
and later engaged in the dairy bust
ness near Barron, was ms cantly kill
cd recently when train crashed in
to his auto, hurting machine and
occupant against telegraph pole.
The rush Of water through the
gulch atthe Hogs Back follow
ing Sunday nights big rain almost
inundated the camp Of the crew
which is repairing the Hudson-River
Falls road at that point, and it also
washed away considerable Of the
filling.
Finishing touches are being put
on the big new pavilion at Prescott
for the grand opening on the Fourth.
Little Johnnie's orchestra, of St.
Paul, is to furnish the music on this
occasion. The Apollo Quartete of
st. Paul is another feature attrac-
ton advertised for the Prescott
celebration.
Members of the original Co. %"
341st Inf, will undoubtedly be in
terested to know that Charles
Howard Augustine. former company
clerk OF that organization and later
promoted to Regimental Sergeant
MAORI is now editor Of the Glenwood
City Tribune" and is holding that
sheet up to a high standard Of
efficiency.
Peter R. Peterson has purchased
a farm at Greenwood and is packing
his household goods preparing to
move there and take possession at