River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-03-11
Local News

III Lusk was in Minneapolis on
business yesterday.
A full line of garden seeds at K. y.
.yenson & Son's.--adv.
George Anderson was down from
Minneapolis over Sunday.
Theo. Nopp left Monday for Jew
davs, business visit in Duluth.
See Mrs. SCOTS Millinery adv.
elsewhere in this issue.-adv. Sill
Mrs. d. j. Collins and Mrs. r. v.
Williams were in Minneapolis yester-
day.
More New Stock arriving today, at
Mrs. Ada Miller's Millinery Store
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Miss Helen Holmes, Of Topeka,
Ean Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. MI.
Stewart.
Co. az will entertain at dance
ot Syndicate Hall St. Patrick,s Day.
-, 3-11:1
Mrs. Chas. Featherstone OF heu
Wing arrived here Saturday Tor q
few days visit.
Miss Bertha Richards visited nsi
sister. Mrs. Ralph Bredahl, in MIME
apolis over Sunday.
Pompadour Combs, tor sale a. t"e
white Way Barber Shop, r. W. finh'
prop. Price 75c.-adv.
Editor f. S. Doolittle was out from
Ellsworth Friday to attend the III
neral of Mrs. Ira Williams.
Leave your orders for Northrup
e Kings Sterling Brand Cabbage
Sead r. N. Jensen & Son.--ady.
Misses Dorothy and Elizabeth VIII
Iiams OF st. Paul are visiting at Ihe
home of Nh. and Mrs. Silas Synes.
Prize Waltz. At the Co. A. dance
&c their hall next Wednesday eve.
Come and have a good time. 5-1l:i
For sale for few days only, fully
r.odern house. Very fine location.
East front. Full lot. S. L. krauth--
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Carisch and Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Tubbs returned nome
Saturday from their trip co Califofn-
ia.
See the display of New Stock at
Mrs. MiEler's, River Falls Oldest
Best, Biggest Millinery Store.-ady.
Sill.
Mrs. Mary Eldred returned home
Yesterday from Chicago, where she
had been spending the winter with
her sister.
Mrs. Ralph Bredahl of Minneapolis
arrived in the city Monday for two
weeks visit with her mother, mrs.
Henry Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reed OF st.
Paul, visited from Saturday until
Tuesday with the formers mother,
Mrs. Katherine Reed.
Mrs. S. r. Morse returned home
last evening from Eau Claire where
she had been assisting in the care OF
her father, who was very III.
The illustrated lecture on business
methods, etc, at the normal sehooi
auditorium last evening was well at
tended and greatly appreciated
The New Orleans Jazz Band, this
time accompanied by their singer, VIII
he here March IL for return en-
cagemcnt at Syndicate Hall.--adv.
FOR SALE-My household goods,
at nv house on the West Side, sec
ond house south of High School, on
Fremont str. Mrs. Mary White
Eaatbe,stone adv. BILL
Mrs. ]. H. Mckinney Of Osseo ar
rived here last evening for visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
E. Carisch. Master Bobbie Carisch,
who had been visiting with his grand
mother, returned home with her.
John Mann, who mad stored MS
household goods at the livery barn
since the first heavy snow OF last ta!i,
loaded it onto three sleds Monday and
started out shortly after noon for a
72-nile haul to his farm near balsam
Lake, Polk county.
MY. JaGlG5 WIZ ~
81 years was chef for the Nelson
Bros. and who was for some time
with Charley Nelson in the restaurant
at Tracy, Mimi, has returned to the
city and is again chef at TIE olo
stand, The Ideal Restaurant.
The latest and best songs, sung
while you dance, at Syndicate Hall
Friday eve., March II. Return en-
gagement of the New Orleans jazz
Bard. Don't miss it. They made a
hit before. They'll have an even bet
ter program this time, with their
singer. A good time for you.-ady-
The Pierce County Herald, in not
ing the Gath birthday" of the Journ-
al, says; "The senior editor OF the
Herald has deep regard for +ke
Journal, for we worked on that pap
or for tour years v lie under tn
l,1 I~ta j h1o4, .,