River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-03-18
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Mrs. w. E. Tubbs visited in ST.
Paul Monday and Tuesday.
The new draperies have arrived at
the Golden Rule Store4 3:1S-l
w. J. Buckner of Prescott visited
over Sunday with his family in this
city.
Mrs. j. L. WATSON and Mrs. Henry
Elliott spent yesterday in the Twin
Cities.
FOR SALE-Several good farms
near River Falls. Putnam.-adv.
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Atty. and Mrs. L. S. Doolittle Wis
tied over Sunday with relatives at
Ellsworth.
Mrs. E. Covers and Miss Laura
Weld made business visit to ST.
Paul Monday.
Miss Ruth White, who is attend
ing business college in st. Paul, was
home over Sunday.
Pompadour Combs, for sale at the
White Way Barber Shop, F. W. Finn,
prop. Price 75c.--adv.
Miss Vina O'Mara of La Crosse Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
O'Mara, Sunday and Monday.
Music for the Easter Monday Dance
at Armory Hall will be furnished by
the Saxaphone Jazz Band.-adv.
Miss Hazel Westover of Minneap-
oils was the guest of Miss Tess Co
man from Saturday until Monday.
For sale for few days only, fully
modern house. Very fine location.
East front. Full lot. S. L. Krauth--
Miss Lois Baird, who teaches at
Roberts, was home over Sunday. She
was accompanied by Miss Ann john
son.
FOR RENT-240-acre farm; good
buildings, and ON main road. Cash
rent preferred. See Putnam.-adv.
(3:18-D
We have large assortment of lad
les Bradley Sweaters for the Spring
of 1920. Walter H. S. Johnson,
cyoth;er 3:1S-1
Gus, the popcorn man, ran afoul OF
the police net yesterday when, it is
alleged, he broke quarantine and re-
opened his popcorn stand.
We have in big shipment of 'Osh-
kosh b Gosh overalls. If you are
holding a coupon bring it in and APP
ply it on your purchase. ]. w. Allard
adv. 3:18-1
Geo. Hutchins and children, George,
Jr., and Miss Eva, left Monday for
Gibson, ILL.,, where they will spend the
year. Mrs. Hutchins has been there
for a couple of weeks.
1t seemd pretty go,d on Monday,
after the long, hard winter, to see
wagons out again, and the pavement
peeping up through the well, it had
lot to peep up through.
The Co. "A" dance at Armory Hall
last evening was well attended and
everone had a good time. Smiths
orchestra was highly complinlented
upon the excellence of the music.
PRIVATE SALE-At the G. W.
Farnsworth home, West Side. Piano,
bed, chairs, commodes, dressers, rugs
and miscellaneous articles. Sale be-
gins Saturday, March 20.-adv. 1881
Ralph Bredahl was over from Chas-
ka, Mimi, Sunday. Mrs. Bredahl is
visiting here with her mother, Mrs.
Henry Richards. Mr.. Bredahl is now
manager of new shirt factory at
Chaska.
Habits are formed by the repetition
of an act; it is hard for baby to
walk; it is easy for man. Get the
habit of consulting DR.. Clough for
your eye troubles, at the Gladstone
the 7th and 9Th of each month.-adv.
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Misses C. Pardee, L. Moser and
Mary B. Mcmillan spent Saturday
in st. Paul with Professor and Mrs.
L. H. Clark who were on their way
to their home in Hanford, Wash, aft
er spending the winter with their
daughter at State College, Pa.
Harry Johnson's "All Stars" have
cinched first place in the City Bowl
ing league. The last game of the
schedule will be played tonight, be-
tween Firms False Alarms and Ben
Rosenberg's Old Spavs, and its out
come will determine the second place
honors.
Perhaps the largest financial loss
suffered on account of the food Mon
day night was at Junkman's mill, the
old Greenwood mills, where a large
stock of -four and feed which had
Just been unloaded there, was soaked
when the lower portion of the mill
was inundated.
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