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

Miss Jennie Campbell left Satur-
day to teach at Merrill.
L. J. Kay and family have moved
into the Ames house on Spring street.
For Rent-Six Room House, West
Side. w. H. Putnam.-adv (S7-l)
F. ID. Peirce went to Ladysmith
Tuesday to look after his land inter
est.
OyERCOATS at Walter III. S..
Johnson's Clothing Store at less than
cost.-adv. (37)
Mrs. Archie Rollins left Tuesday
to spend the remainder of the winter
in California.
Milton Rions, Of Owatonna, Mimi,
visited over Sunday at the home OF
Mrs. Emile Covers.
UNDERWEAR is being sold at the
Walter II. S. Johnson Clothing Store
at less than cost.-adv. (37)
w. H. Hunt will go to Rhine
lander Saturday to assist in the
Teachers Institute at that place.
Miss Bertha Richards visited over
Sunday at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Ralph Bredahl, in Chaska, Mimi.
Men can buy winter clothing and
furnishings at the Walter III. S. john
son Store at less than cOst.-adv (3D
Prescott NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dance, Thursday, Nov. 25th. Music
by Peger's Orchestra of st. Paul
odv (37-2)
Miss Nina Tubbs, who is teaching
at Turtle Lake, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. +.
Tubbs.
Ray Wigen, who teaches at Butfa-
10. Mimi, visited here over Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. knute
Wigen.
Miss Margaret Rooney, Hudson,
and Miss Dorothy Mcclure, Superior,
spent Wednesday of this week with
friends here.
At Walter HI. S. Johnson's Cloth
ing Store they are selling mems
heavy sox and other winter furnish
ings at less than cost.-adv lo0
CITY Electrician E. E. Buck is able
to be about again after few weeks,
illness. His many friends are glad
to welcome him back on the job.
Geo. Traynor, of Rock Elm, used a.
1or+o,.y, RI coo If the gaSO-
line tank on his automobile was filled.
It was! George still has the chassis.
Paid to the Farmers for Poultry
from Nov. /, 1919 to Nov. l, 1920,
S31.7O.6O. Bring in your Poultry
NJ NJ Walters-ady Gid.
Judson Gregor, of this city, playing
Quarterback on the st. Olaf team last
Saturday, was cited as the star IN ot.
Olaf's 6 to 0 win over St. Thomas at
Mortified.
Mrs. H. J. Elliott left Tuesday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Harold wat
son. at Cobb. She will also visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Jonas in Madison before returning.
The Lewis Wigen building in Bald
win is being remodeled to accomlno-
date Chas. Kimbal's meat market
The east half of the building will be
occupied, as before, by the E. Martin
son restaurant.
John d. Fisher has gone to Hum
ble. Tex, to spend the winter with
his daughter, Mrs. c. F. Fake. In the
Spring he plans to visit another
daughter, Mrs. George II. Fessler' at
Amigo. this state, and to remain
there until after the G. A. R. encamp-
ment in June.
The Elmwood Press, uder the I'M
pression that the East Ellsworth
postoffice was to be discontinued, says
that 1.-TWO postoffices in village the
size of Ellsworth have been an ad-
veptising to all the jealousy that
prompted them, and which if allowed
to grow would eventually kill the
town" If that be the sad truth 1t is
time to prepare for the obsequles'
for not only is the East Ellsworth
office to be continued, but it is beng
enlarged by the addition of three rur-
al routes, the latter transferred from
the uptown office.