River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-28

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/ Scott s.-adv. (35-D
Miss Ollie Everson was over from
Saltwater from Friday until Sunday.
The next dance at Prescott Pavilion
will be Friday night, Nov. 5th.-adv.
(35-2)
Jesse White of Minneapolis visited
his mother, Mrs. Ophelia White, Sat
| urday.
Mrs. Kay and daughter, Miss Nina,
of Maiden Rock are visiting Mrs.
w. E. Tubbs.
Miss Katherine Hughes and Lloyd
O'Brien, of Roberts, were married in
st. Paul October IA.
Miss Ann Spalding was down from
Minneapolis Sunday to- visit her
mother, Mrs. l., Spalding.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Huntoon of
st. Paul spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Thelander.
Miss Esther Brant, who has been
trimmer at Mrs. SCOTS Millinery
store, returned to her home in st.
Paul Monday.
Jens Jensen of Hartland, has moved
to River Falls, where he will make his
| home with his son, Jacob Jenson.--
Ellsworth Record.
| The Kinnickinnic Ladies Aid So
ciety will give their annual Chicken
Pie Supper and Fair, at the church,
| Friday evening, Nov. 5, at o'clock.
(35-2)
Mr.. and Mrs John Elliott and Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Elliott and daughter,
| Miss Florence, visited at the home of
DIR. and Mrs. c. V. Page in ST. Paul
Sunday.
Mrs. Duncan McGregor, who has
been spending the summer here,
| leaves today to return to her home
in California. She will VISIT her
granddaughter in Montana on her
way home.
River Falls Tire and Vulcanizing
Shop, F 0. Morley, Prop, does work
| quickly and neatly on castings and
tubes. Our electric tube plate means
quick service to you on your tubes.
Give us trial.-adv. (34-2)
Messrs. William and Harvey Snow,
Mrs. Frank Nelson and children, and
Misses Hazel Snow and Marie Drum
end, motored over from Danbury on
Monday and visited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kruger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weydt and son
| Charles, and Mr.. and Mrs. Caesar
| Spillcke and daughters, Misses Beat
rice, Maxine and Shirley, visited at
the home of Mrs. Spillcke's sister,
Mrs. Verne Ducklow, at Spring Val
ley Sunday.
The book, "Pierce County in the
| World War;" is now being distributed
through the county. The price, in
cloth, is So; in leather, $3.50. Photo
graphs used in this publication are
| being returned by the agent as he
visits each community.
The proposed state military basket
ball tournament, heretofore mention
| ed in these columns, is an assured
fact, and it is expected that at least
40 National Guard units will have
teams in the preliminary games.
River Falls unit Co. GA" has already
sent in its entry application, and the
local company will have strong
team.
A threshing outfit, consisting of
steam tractor and separator, the
property of Chas. Pankanin, was
wrecked on the S. Third street hill in
Saltwater recently According to the
Gazette, the accident was the result
of the inability to hold the machine
on the steep incline. The separator
was overturned and badly smashed.
One man was slightly injured in
jumping from the top Of the separ-
ator.
According to the Pierce County
Herald, Mayor Gilman of Ellsworth
is the first in this vicinity to learn
that "the female voter is more deadly
than the male" When refused the
right to vote, because her husband
was not a citizen, she threatened the
Mayor with strong-arm methods,
voiced her wrath in no uncertain
farms and declared that If he were