River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-07-22
Local News

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DR.. and Mrs. Harry Laramy motor
ed over from Spring Valley Sunday.
Professor C. l.. Bowman of Men
omonie visited in the city last Thurs
day.
Miss Amanda Nelson and Miss
Vivian Elver were st. Paul visitors
Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Gendron return
ed home Sunday from a twelve day
outing in Polk county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rosenberg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hawkins motored
to Menomonie Sunday.
All my furniture, including rugs,
piano and range, for sale at once.
Elizabeth Ellis, N. 3rd street.-adv.
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Miss Lottie Bergerson left Sunday
for st. Paul, where she is employed
| in a wholesale millinery establish
ment.
Miss Minnie Brown of Red Wing,
Mimi, visited in the city from Friday
until today, guest at the home Of her
brother, A. j. Brown.
Miss Vivian Elver returned to her
home at Madison Sunday, after
spending her vacation with Misses
Agnes and Amanda Nelson.
/ The Ladies Aid Society of the
/ Lutheran church cleared about $55 at
their ice cream social, held last even
| ing on the Mat. Elertson lawn.
Mrs. Mcclellan Patterson and son,
Ralph, of Council Bluffs, Ia, visited
the formers aunt, Mrs. Ophelia
White, the latter part of last week.
i Mrs. Agnes Doriott and daughter,
Miss Esther, of Minneapolis, were
guests of Mrs. Doriott's sister, Mrs.
Ophelia White, from Friday to Sum
day.
Mrs. /. L. Stewart and daughter,
| Miss Genevieve, are guets of Mrs..
| C. E. Randall at the Randall's sum-
| mer home at Green Lake, Spicer,
| Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elliott and
/ daughter, Miss Florence, Mrs. F. D..
| Pierce and Mrs. Emile Covers mot
ored to Ladysmith Saturday and Wis
| tied until Tuesday.
4 The ice cream social on the D. j..
Collins lawn Monday evening cleared
a total of about $4,000, which was
equally divided between the w. R. c.
and the River Falls band.
Mrs. John Fleming, of Spring Vail
lev, arrived here yesterday from
Saltwater, where she had been visit
| ing relatives, and is spending few
days in the city, guest at the A. W.
| Andrus home.
Work on the new Normal school
| athletic field commenced last week,
and the grounds will be in readiness
| for the opening of football practice
early in September. Tae new field is
! located across Cascade ave., south
of Residence Park addition.
The editorial staff of that staid old
| sheet, the Glenwood City Tribune,
were all cup in the air" one day last
week, and they described the sensa-
ton as a most enjoyable one. a
former Glenwood City boy took them
zip in his Curtiss aeroplane.
1t is estimated tnat about 100
couples from, this city attended the
married peoples dance at the Fair
Grounds Pavilion in Ellsworth Friday
| evening. The affair was very en-
joyable one despite the fact that the
promoters evidently were practicing
an unusual economy in the hiring of
| music.
Prescott Lodge, summer camp for
Minneapolis Camp Fire Girls. at
Prescott, is now open with Miss
Eunice Worrall and Miss Katherine
| Morse in charge 1t is estimated that
400 young ladies will spend their va
cations there this summer. The pro-
gram for each group includes Indian
handicraft, athletics and camp craft
| Of all kinds.
The Inter- County Baseball League
directors, at a recent meeting voted
to suspend the Amery team because
of unsportsmanlike conduct in the
| Cylon-Amery game at Amery." The
schedule is being continued with z
clubs which at present stand as fol-
lows in the per centage column:
Cylon, Hammond, Glenwood City,
Knapp, Clear Lake, Boyceville and