River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-03-18
Local News

Plain Sewing, Mending or Darning.
phone 427-3.-adv. 3.11-2
Mrs. Ernest Swan visited in Mime
apolis Sunday and Monday
Charles Nelson is down rom Ira
CIV, Mimi, for few days visit.
Douglas Boles left yesterday for
Fargo, N. D., where he has employ
ment.
Misses Pearl Currier and Bertha
Richards visited in Minneapolis Sat
urday.
Misses Myrtle and Lenore Green
and Mabel Olson visited in Hudson
Sunday.
See our hats am caps; li,ey are new
and snappy. Walter H. s. Johnson,
CIothier-ady. 3:18-1
Byron Stevenson went to Mime
apolis yesterday for few days vls-
it with friends.
Mrs. VIM. Segerstrom returned
Monday from visit with her parents
at independence.
Mr. and Mrs Basil Boles won the
prize waltz awards at the Co. A
dance last evening.
Miss Nealie Knowles, of Ames, Ia,
visited over Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Knowles.
Leave your orders for Northrup
& Kings Sterling Brand Cabbage
Seed. X. N. Jensen & Son.-adv.
A chimney on the ruins of the G..
A. Smith house, on Cascade ave., was
blown over by Saturdays high wind.
Horse Collars.-I can save you
money on horse collars for the COM
ing season. VIM. Mccormick
adv.
Miss Mary Richards, nurse at the
Phalen Park hospital, st. Paul, spent
Friday and Saturday with relatives
here.
Rev. G.. A. Bird went to Madison
Sunday to attend the Inter-Church
World Movement convention in SEES
sion there.
Mrs. C. E. Randall and daughter,
Miss Mildred, of st. Paul, were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Nj.
Stewart Saturday.
We are receiving shipments OF So
ciety Brand suits. We will be pleas
! ed to show them to you. Walter II.
S. Johnson, Clothier.-adv. 3:lo-I
Mrs. Ed. Michaelson and daughter,
Miss Clarice. returned to Saltwater
Monday after few days visit here
with her sister, Mrs. C. A. Smith.
The Federal appraiser will soon be
at work: anyone wishing Federal
loan will do well to get their applica-
ton ready now. w. H. Putnam.-adv.
(3:18-D
Stock for the proposed interstate
wagon bridge at Prescott is now on
sale. The Prescott Tribune reported
that over 200 shares had been sold the
first of last week.
The strcng, warm wini Sunday
seemed to bow Spring right onto the
iob( with robins, fivvers ZEN every
thing chirping about. while the oig
snow drifts disappeared like mallc
Gurden Whitaker, a graduate Of
the local normal school and III IN
YIN. C. A. work at Fit. Thomas, kyp
Is editor of "The Fort Thomas Sa-
lute," paper published far the sol
diers there.
Gus. the popcorn man, had his wag-
on back on the job Saturday, at his
old stand by the f. & NJ. bank corner
His was about the only place OF bus
mess that was well lighted after the
electric current was turned off Mon
day evening.
The City Street Commissioners
crew did noble job. IA opening fhe
cutters before the bic thaw. In spite
of tie enormous amount of water
from tie melting drifts there was
very little flooding in tire streets. 1t
was great Improvement over con
Citions IN past years.
The high school CUNTS winning in
the nine sectional tournaments held
at the normal schools will meet at the
university gym. in Madison this week
to decide the state title. The high
schools represented will be Menomon-
lie, Superior, Madison, Stevens Point,
La Crosse, Monroe, Eau Claire, Ra-
cine and Neenah.
Last week the River Falls Journal
was sixty-three years old, for most OF
that time being owned, published and
edited by the Morses-Abner, VINO
founded it, C. Randall, his son, and
the present owner, Stanley K, son
and grandson of the others. The writ
err can remember Abner Morse, work
ed for C. r. Morse and knew the pres
ent owner when he was very, very,
young-and always reads the Journal
with interest.-Spring Valley Sun.