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

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Saturday and Sunday here.
Miss Sadie Johnson and Miss Susie
Pierce spent Monday in the Twin
Cities.
The Degree of Honor donated S25
to the City Hospital to be used as
needed.
OVERCOATs al Walter II. s.
Johnsons Clothing S.ore at less than
ccst.-adv. (37)
Mrs. Mary Frederick, of Coulee
City, Wash, is visiting at the Jas.
Boals home.
Beginning Nov. 20, DR.. Clough will
be at River Falls every Monday until
further notice.-adv. 1873
Mrs. Henry Iverson of Ekalaka,
Mont, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Nelson.
Martin Rogan, of Gable, was
guest at the l. 0. Isaacson home be-
tween trains on Monday.
Miss Edna Symes, who had been i'll
for some time, returned home Satur-'
day from Vancouver, Is. c.
Miss Ann Spalding of Minneapolis
spent Sunday at the home of her
mother, Mrs. L. Spaldling.
Mrs. Emma Dieckman and Miss
Lenore Stewart attended the r. c. u,
convention in Minneapolis Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart and
A. F. Block attended the r. c. U.
convention Tuesday in Minneapolis.
Men can buy winter clothing and
furnishings at the Walter III. S. John
son Store at less than cost.-adv (37)
Mrs. Ira Wilcox of River Falls was
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Gardner Saturday Hammond
News
Mrs. w. Glass and Mrs. Cordelia
Severson spent Tuesday evening in
Ellsworth, at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. ?. A. Glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Currier, who
had been spending several months on
their farm near Lindsay, Mont, re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
Earl Nelson now has the most pro-
missing turkey" score at the Nelson
alleys. Earl bumped the pins for a
total of 234.
At Walter HI. S, JOhnson's Cloth
ing Store they are selling mems
feavy sox and other winter furnish
ings at less than cOst.-adv $50
Albert Filback and Russell Vile
land, of Roberts, and T. w. Baker, of
Waunakee, spent Sunday at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Vlieland.
Miss Anna Marek and Mr.. Henry
Hildebrant were united in marriage
Wednesday morning at the Big River
Catholic church.-Prescott Tribune.
E. Neil Reed, local composer, has
received word that one of the leading
music publishing houses has accepted
his song, ooh, Oh, Billy" for publ
cation.
The village of Hammond voted in
favor of bonds for new water tank
to be used in supplying water for the
village. The vote was las for, to 15
against.
The afternoon passenger train has
changed it's leaving time from 2:3o
to $40 and the south bound morning
passenger now leaves for Ellsworth
at 1000 o'clock.
Remember change in DR.. Clough's
dates from 7th and 9Th of each month
to every Monday until further notice,
beginning with Nov. goth. See him
for eye and nerve trouble.-adv 1878
The Glenwood City school board
refused to sanction student dances in
the school building. owe built our
school fer teachin" said chairman
Peleg Blim; "An we'll have no fiddle
screechin' nor no shaking of the
shimm."
Miss Florence Bliss, who teaches
the commercial course in the Spring
field, Mimi, schools was home from
Friday until Sunday afternoon. She
attended the Minnesota state teach
ers' association meeting in st. Paul
on Thursday and Friday.
The Journal has received the fol-
lowing note from DR.. Clough: MY
business having increased to such an
extent that I cannot attend to it pro-
perly in the two days as advertised,
/ will, beginning Nov. 20, be at River
Falls every Monday until further no.
tice."
The Pierce County Herald has in
stalled linotype machine. 1t ar
rived last Friday and was set up and
ready for operation the following
day. The junior editor of the Herald
is operating the keyboard for while
in order to get "hep" to the beast and