River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-05-06

Ianson,s -adv. (2-26tf)
E. r. Linehan made business trip
to Prescott Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret Wells is visiting. her
daughter at Menomonie.
Senator George B. Shognao has pur-
chased a new Stevers touring car
Field Peas--the best on the market,
at r. N. Jensen & Son's.-adv. (1Ol
B. A. Synes motored to Clam Riv-
er for the opening Of the fishing sea-
son Saturday.
Milton Kruger visited at the nomc
of Mr.. Churchill in Rock Elm aatuf-
day and Sunday.
My Office will be open every Satur-
day evening during the summer. NJ.
M. Walters.-adv. 1lo-D
Circuit Court will convene at Els
worth next week. The Fink case Will
be up at this session.
Miss VIVA O'Mara of La Crosse
visited over Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. p. 0. O'Mara.
Mrs. Margaret L. McEwen, OF st.
Paul. spent the weekend with her
mother. Mrs. Mary E. Linehan.
Mrs. George Miller and children OF
Alma are visiting at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mallory.
For Mothers Day-The Golden
Rule Store received this week ship
ments of Ladies and Girls hats
adv GOD
ORANGES. LARGE ORANGES
, Jumbo size, Friday and Saturday
special 89c pr. dozen, at STEWARDS.
adv g(10-D
Atty. L. S. Doolittle has purchased
of Albert Lord the former Howe resi-
dence at the corner Of Second and
Spring streets.
Atty. l.. S. Doolittle accompanied
DR.. Doo,ittle, Harold Doolitle and OF
is Hay, of Ellsworth, on fishing trip
to Rush River Saturday.
The annual Junior prom will be held
at the Normal school tomorrow (Frl-
day) evening. A seven-piece orches-
ira has been engaged for the occasion.
Attend the dance at the FAiR
GROUND PAVILION at Ellsworth
on Friday evening, May 7th. Little
Iohrnie's Orchestra will furnish the
,v.s;o adv (9-2)
w. Leseman, of Prescott, manager
of the Prescott dance pavilion, IS plan
ming to secure the River Falls Concert
band to play for the Fourth o July
celebration to be held in that city.
Habits are formed by the repetition
of an act; it is hard for a baby to
walk; it is easy for man. Get the
habit Of consulting DR. Clough for
YOUR eve troubles, at the Gladstone
the 18th and 9Th of each month.-adv.
3:18-tf
Having sold our lots we must sell
at once several hundred Bridal
Wreath spirea, hardy hydarangeas,
and peonies in red, pink and white.
.Thesemust be disposed of at once.
Now is your chance. The River Falls
FIoraI Co.--ady. (10-D
Mr.. and Mrs. George Currier re-
turned home last Thursday evening
TO find the floor under the kitchen
range ablaze. 1t took but a minute
to extinguish the flames, but had they
few moments later the fire would
have gained sufficient Roadway to
undoubtedly destroy the house.
Two aviators, from the Federated
Fliers, Inc, came down in their ship
from Minneapolis yesterday morning
to arrange with DR.. Dawson for their
flights here at the opening of the
White Way. The pilot took DR.. Daw-
son up for a flight over the city. The
area within The race track has been
selected as the landing place for the
planes on the 26th, the aviators land
ing there yesterday and pronouncing
il an ideal spot.
udERdIGO 4flCINSil NetNSShS
err of Mrs. Mary E. Linehan of this
city, has recently been certified to a
position as Industrial Supervisor IN
the Women's and Children's bureau
of the National Department of Labor
at Washington, D. G. Her duty will
be to assist in formulating laws gov
erning the proposed legislation regu-
lating the employment Of women and
children. The position pays salary
of $3,600.0O per year. Mrs. McEwen
has not yet sent her acceptance as the
offer is good until Jan. |, 1921.
The trout season opened Saturday
with the largest number of anglers
ever known to be on the Kinnickinnic
at one time. 1t was fortunate for the
conservation of trout that the wealth
er was not ideal, for with good fish
ing every hungry trout. must surely