River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-09-25

the city over Sunday.
Miss Edna Foley is visiting Miss
Marie McCollow at Ellsworth
A daughter was born Sept. Il, 1919,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hepburn of Bal
dwin.
Today and tomorrow is the Jewish
New Year. Next week is their Day of
Atonement.
Just received shipment of Brigh-
ton-Carlsbad sleepingwear. Norseng
Bros.-adv.
Large supply of REGAN'S BREAD
Fresh every Morning. NORSENG
BROS.-adv.
Mrs. Henry Kohl entertained Mr..
and Mrs. William Kohl and children
at dinner Sunday.
Miss Julia Anderson, who teaches
at Boomer, visited friends i'll the city
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ostrum visited
over Sunday with their grandson, Har-
old Tozer, at Shell Lake.
All River Falls is planning to attend
the worlds fair" at Ellsworth to-
morrow River Falls day.
Mrs. E. E. Buck and daughter, Miss
Bess, and Mrs. Emma Deickman, visit
ed in Menomonie Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Garfield left Saturday
for Washington, D. c., where she ex-
poets to spend the winter.
Mrs. Richard Hamquist and daugh-
ter, Miss Beth, left Friday for Cornu-
copia, where Mr.. Hamquist is teach
ing.
Mrs. E. w. White and son Clifton
left Saturday afternoon for Portland,
Ore, for an extended visit with rela-
tives.
Wilbur Ensign left Tuesday to visit
Bonnell Little at Appleton, ard from
there he will go to Madison to attend
the university.
Man wants but little here below, with
that he is content; 1t seems he might
be happier, though, with PA per cent.
-Eln1wood Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Morgan, who
have been living in Minneapolis, have
purchased farm near Woodville and
moved there the first of the week.
FOR SALE.-Eighty Acres improv-
ed land, 21a miles from city. SO per
cent tillable. Also good improved
farms for sale by owners.
Finnegan Bros, New Richmond.-adv.
The Pierce County Herald reports
that Barney Carolan has sold his farm
to Lewis Purvis, for $125 per acre,
and Mrs. Allie B. Armstrong has sold
her farm to Alexander Filkins for
1880.
Frank G. Peterson, jeweler and
matchmaker, who has been in business
for the past forty or more years at
River Falls, has located at East Ellis
worth. He has temporary quarters in
the rear room at the Citizens State
Bank.-Ellsworth Record.
State Superintendent C. P. Cary urg-
es all school libraries to secure copy
of R. B. Pixley's War History of Wis
consin. Schools desiring this book
should address Superintendent of Pub
lie Property M. F. Blumenfeld, Madi-
son, Wis, with cash enclosure of S1.O5.
PatroImen Olson kept tab on the
number of autos and teams that pas
sed at the junction of State highways
Nos. "a and As at Main and Maple
streets again last Wednesday and Sun
bay. On Wednesday the number reach
ed 493 and Sunday 857.-Pierce Coun-
ty Herald.
Frances Willard day will be observ-
ed next Monday in the schools of Wis
consin by at least one hour and a half
devoted to instruction and appropriate
exercises relative to the life of this
greatest Of all temperance workers
Chapter 1856, Laws of 1919, designates
Sept. % of each year for this observ-
ance, but as the date falls on Sunday,
the exercises will be held the following
day.
Elmwood is in the same plight as
River Falls in regard to an opera hall
only more so. At Elmwood they
have absolutely no place for public
meetings or even picture shows, and
the Press in making frenzied appeal
to the citizens to get together and
build an auditorium. The Press says:
Something must happen or Elmwood
will be classed with those towns where
nothing happens, where the green
grass grows all around"
The Northwestern Wisconsin Teach
ers' association, which draws an at
tendance generally of close to 1000
teachers, will be held at Eau Claire
Oct. II and 49,. The 1918 convention
was postponed and later called off on
account of the flu epidemic. On &C
count of there being no convention
last year all of the 1917 officers have