River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-03-13

FOR Modern 8-room house.
Mrs. Ada Miller.
Miss Alma Elertson came down
from St. Paul Saturday.
March Is is De Laval Free Service
Day at C. Carisch & Son's.-adv.
Miss Bernice Hawkinson under
went an operation for appendicitis
Monday.
Firemen's Annual Ball at AUDITOR
um March II. Music by PratJ's g.
piece orchestra.
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Lord and son
Frederick were out from Ellsworth
the first Of the week.
Otis Hay and Raj Munger were
out from Ellsworth to attend the
basketball game last evening.
Ed. Anderson left Monday to
serve as juror at the present term
Of Federal Court at Eau Claire,
Free Service Day Tuesday. March
Is. Bring your DeLaval Separator
for inspection at c. Carisch & Sons.
adv.
Mrs. Arthur Christofferson Of st.
Paul was guest at the home Of her
brother, DIR. w. G. Fortune Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Raner Auto Co. unloaded a
car load of Fords the latter part of
last week, the first shipment for de-
livery this Spring.
Rev. Mr.. Loken was called to
Portland, Ore, the latter part of
last week by telegram announcing
the death Of sister.
Miss Sarah Powell, who injured
her hip in a fall on the icy pavement
last week, is recovering very slowly,
the injury proving Of more serious
nature than was at first reported.
The St. Croix County Guernsey
Breeders Association has elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: w. E. Hargrave, Pres, B.
L. RundelI, vice-pres.; O. R. Schwal-
en-, sec.
J. A. Clough, M. D., the man to
consult for all Eye Troubles. The
Doctor uses latest methods, up'tc-
date lenses and mountings. So
Paul address, SIP Ryan Building.
At Room 2, The Gladstone, 7th ar d
Ssh Of each month.
Lyle Hall, who has been in charge
of the Stewart Mercantile Co. gro
Gerry department for some time, has
purchased the Grover Frazier farm
in Kinnickinnic and moves out there
this week. Harry Stewart will re-
turn from New Richmond to his old
position in the store.
The dry-cleaning shop of tie
River Falls Tailoring Co. S
completed and the machinery
about all installed. They expect
to announce their plant reaCy
for business soon, probably in next
weeks Journal. Watch for it.
Miss Olga Bergum came down
from St. Paul Friday for a few days
visit with her sister, Miss Irene, who
is attending the Normal school. Miss
/ Olga left Monday to visit her home
at Nerstrand. Mimi, and with
friends in Chicago before returning
to her position in St. Paul.
A staff Of expert decorators, in
Guiding F. NJ. West, will be down
from Minneapolis to arrange dis
plays for the Stewart Mercantile Co.
Mr.. West was formerly advertising
manager and decorator for this firm,
and has since been employed in SINH
lar capacity in one Of Minneapolis
largest stores.
eff business will justify it, and the
people Of this~community show that
they appreciate good shows" said
the advance man Of the Rowland
plays, they will follow the presenta-
ton Of The Little Mother" later in
the season with such productions as
"The Rosary" $50 Long Lefty"
and a revival Of the big September
Morn production featuring a cast
of 35 people.
Ye editor was pleased to receive
last week a letter from former
"bunkie', Sgt. Sidney L. Meyer, of
Prescott, who is member of Co. /,
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