River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-12-09

Miss Nell Stoiber, of Prescott, Wis
tied in the city Saturday.
Don't forget the basket dance at
the Armory next Thursday, the 10th.
Come to the big mix-up at the Ar
mory next Thursday. Help break the
ice.
Miss Nina Tubbs was home over
Sunday from her school at Turtle
Lake.
Mrs. r. L. Hagg and Mrs. w. j.
Buckner were out from Ellsworth
yesterday.
w. S. FRAZER, of Madison, spent
Monday at the home of Hon. and Mrs.
C. D. Hawn.
Miss Cole Winter spent last week
with relatives and friends in the
Twin Cities.
Miss Leona Bergman arrived home
Tuesday from Waukesha, where she
had been teaching.
Miss Grace Willard, of ST. Paul,
was the guest of Miss Bertha Thorpe
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Wehner, of Milwaukee, is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Vlieland.
Jim Stafford took big cad N the
Christmas turkey "shoot at Nelson's
alleys by bowling a score of 247.
Miss Allan McPhetree of Saltwater
was guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. M. E. Hamilton last week.
The Spring Valley Sun and the
ElmWood Press, both published at
the Sun office, have been combined in
to one paper
The Christmas gift with the person
al touch-your photograph. Make
your appointment right now at Shep-
ards Studio-adv. 1884
Pemmer Johnson motored to st.
Paul Sunday and visited his uncle,
Melvin johnson. Master Ford john
son, who spent the week there, re-
turned home. with his father.
Fifteen lives was the hunting toll
in Wisconsin for the season just end
ed. Thirteen hunters died from gun
shot wounds and two were drowned
while hunting. A score or more were
wounded.
Mrs N. d. Northrup, formerly of
this city, picked ripe strawberries
from her garden at Hagerman, Ida.,
Nov. 80, and she has sent her sister,
Miss Anna Barrett, box of apples
for Christmas.
The Board of Regents has recon-
meended an initial appropriation OF
s155,00O for a gymnasium at the Su-
perior normal school. The Board also
recommends a full time athletic di-
rector for that school.
Jonas Wiger was down from st.
Paul today. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiger, and
the formers brother, will leave Sun
day to return to their old home in
Smithestrom, Dranln1en, Norway,
where the young men plan to go into
business with their father.
Mr.. BARLEY, of Ellsworth, who is
distributing the Pierce County War
History, reports splendid success IN
selling the book. He has promised to
revisit this territory but has not an
nounced the date of his return. he
has all of the photographs used in the
compilation of the book, and will dis
tribute them when he makes his can
vass here.
Mrs. Mary S. Ganlnlon, Field Sec
rotary of the w. B. U. l., gave most
interesting address to the ladies OF
the Congregational Missionary Socl-
ETY. at the home of Mrs. Whitcomp
on Thursday afternoon: Mrs. Gam
mon also spoke to the young ladies OF
the Y. w. C. A. at the Normal school
in the evening. Born in China, and a
worker for twenty-five years, she
brought message worth while.
l write insurance, Fire, Lightning,
Tornado, Automobile, (including Fire
Transportation, Theft, Collision)
The company which / represent car
ried all forms of insurance, in fact
every kind of risk, city or farm The
Firemens of New Jersey has been IN
business for 65 years and has assets
of ten million dollars, no assessments
l solicit your business, call or phone
me for appointment. w. H Putnam
.dv (37-tf)
B. E. Swenson, formerly coach at
the River Falls Normal School, now
director for the Playground and Rec
reation Commission at Stockton,
CAL, is still greatly interested in the
old schools athletics, and with his
subscription remittance for the Jour
nal, he encloses a special request Tor
the issue which contains write-up
of the Stevens Point games. he
oIoeas with the statement that he