River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-11-20
Local News

Miss Hazel Peterson visited in st.
Paul yesterday.
Mrs. w. G. Fortune visited in st
Paul Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Dan Collins and son Leroy
we're st. Paul visitors Tuesday.
Misses Ella Nicholson and Gertrude
Browell visited in st. Paul yesterday
Mrs. Warren Oligney visited friends
in Minneapolis from Frliay until Sur
day.
Miss Mabel -e5erso.l left Iass:!au
for Billings, font, to resume mel
teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. S. johnson at
tended "The Passing Show at st
Paul Friday evening.
A good time right at home, at the
Thanksgiving dance at Syndicate hall
Thursday, Nov. 27.-adv.
Senator Geo. B. Skogmo returned
home Monday from business trip
to Madison and Milwaukee
George Chinook, Of st. Paul, s,ent
Sunday at the home Of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Ckir.ocK.
A. Caldwell, recently Of Vermillion,
S. D., has moved onto the John Staaf-
faucker farm which he purchased.
Wanted.-A girl to learn nursing.
Salary, room and board. Apply to
Miss Melander at City Hospital LADY
Mrs. F. D. Lord and Mrs. III. F.
Doolittle of Ellsworth visited at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Gendron Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Williams wen.
TIC Minneapolis Saturday. They will
make their home in that city during
the winter.
Mrs. Sarah Sanderson left Tuesday
morning to spend the remainder of the
winter at the home of her brother,
George Reed, in Chicago.
Thanksgiving Dance at the FAIR
GROUND PAVILION at ElIswortt.
Thursday, November u. Music b.
Fink's orchestra. Come.-adv.
The Congregational ladies will mold
their annual dinner and sale in the So
cial Rooms of the church Saturday,
Dec. 6. Watch for further particulars
in the local papers.
The City has purchased of Miss Alice
Griffin the lot at the rear Of the City
Hall and will erect thereon sheds for
the storage of tools, ETC., belonging TO
the different departments.
A, Engquist has sold his residence
on the West Side to Josephine Larsol
of Centerville, who will soon occupy Is
Mr.. Engquist will move into the 10
phie house, owned by Mayor Smith.
Few people care whether we had 4
hen or an egg first. They know prac-
tically--no hens, no eggs-they also
know they get good results if they
consult DR.. Clough for all eye trouble.
At The Gladstone, the 7th and 8tn OF
the month.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Swenson ard
the latter's mother, Mrs. 0. Ager,
and Geo. Anderson, of BeldenviIle,
motored to Lake Elmo Tuesday. NJ.
Swenson informed us that on Monday
night the creamery at Lake Elmo was
robbed of SO pounds of butter and
several dozen eggs.
To further advertise the state, State
Dairy and Food Commissioner G. J.
Weigle urges every pea Gamer OF
Wisconsin to have the name of The
state prominently displayed on every
can sent out from the factory. He was
at a convention to explain the nesy
law which will requires all cannerles
to be operated under license, whieI
will be revoked in case Of unsanstar.
conditions in the plant.
At a teachers association meeting
held in Milwaukee recently the legal
ity of corporal punishment in publj,
schools was discussed, and the only
decision of the supreme court was cit
ed In 1878 the Supreme Court grant
ed the right to principals or those Il
charge of children to punish childrel
under their care should they trans
gress any lawful regulation OF rule
The Court pointed out that every pn
Pill is subject to the law, under T.,
common law system. Teachers ar
responsible for discipline in tha'
school rooms, and it is their duty II
preserve order. To preserve crde
successfully they have the right t
punish should it. be necessary.