River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1919-05-15

The meeting of the Y. P. S. Of the
Lutheran church is postponed one
week. to May %.
Mesdames D. w. Woodwork,
F. D. Lord and Fl. F. Doolittle were
out from Ellsworth Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Davidson, accompa-
MED by her friend, Miss Hansen,
came down from Amery for week
end visit.
Do you want to sell your farm? /
have the buyers. Come in and see
me. Office over Dodge's hardware
store. S. L. Krauth.
Victor Bennett on Friday night
brought in the largest fish caught
from the Kinnickinnic this season.
a fifteen (15) pound-carp!
David Green of River Falls. the
champion Pierce county wolf catcher,
captured seven cub wolves and three
foxes in Salem last week. Ellsworth
Herald.
Norval Haddow, who is attending
Minnesota "U," was down to attend
the Junior prom Friday, remain
ing over Sunday to visit his father,
j. A. Haddow.
Atty. Nicely Pardee and Raymond
Andrews of Minneapolis were here
to attend the Junior prom" Friday
and while in the city were guests of
Professor Hayward.
The appearance of the interior of
the First National bank has been
greatly improved with new ceiling
and new wall paper, the work being
done by VIM. Muckenhausen.
The River Falls Floral Co. will hold
a sale Of bedding plants, tomato
plants, and cabbage plants in front
of the Farmers & Merchants bank
Saturday afternoon, May 17-aiv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Sweet, &C.
companied by the latter's father
and aunt, were over from Roberts
and spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. Sweets paren.s, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sweet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Andrus
out from Olivet Saturday
and visited until Sunday evening at
the home of the formers brother,
AL. Andrus. Mrs. C. E. White and
daughter, accompanied them home
for a weeks visit.
The convention of the Y. P. Luth,
eran League and the Choral Union
of the Norwegian Lutheran church
of America will be held at Red
Wing, Mimi, on May 16, II and Is.
The concert by the Choral Union
will be given at 2 o'clock on Sunday,
May Is. A chorus of 1900 voices,
assisted by a noted soloist and the
St. Oluf and Luther college bands,
will participate.
Speaking of decorations,
frankie Moser, who is now in
Arirndorf, Germany, with the Mar
ines. says he's aching for the
Atlantic Cross" Frank says he
got but one decoration and that was
an Iron Cross off dead Dutchman.
He adds, Il saw in paper that it
was optional with the men to go into
Germany. I'd like to see that editor.
If it had been left to me | would
have been sailing for Wisconsin at
II O'Clock Nov. II, 1918. without
waiting for dinner. to be decorated
with the Atlantic Cross"
Misquoting most every sentence
Of our item regarding the printing
of pamphlet which the Times had
inferred credit to it's own shop, but
admitting the chief fact-that it
really was printed at the Journal
shop-Bro. Woodruff concludes his
laborious "rebuttal" with the state
ment that Nov it is question
who has mis-stated the facts. Prof.
Mr. Nelson or the editor
Of the Journal" 1t was series Of
differences just like that, on the
part Of our esteemed contemporary
which started the controversy, and
the above illustrates cur forme
that these same infer
ences are really too far fetched and
silly for serious notice, but their
q arsistencv brought us out. In