River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-03-04

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Frank Spalding Of St. Paul spent
Tuesday with relatives here.
co. "A" DANCE. Syndicate Hail,
friday. March S. COME! adv.
Mrs. Geo. w. Chinook, Jr., is under
medical care at the City Hospital.
A. P. Forsythe was down from MIN
neapolis the latter part OF last week.
Leslie Cornwall of So. st. Paul VS.
tied over Sunday with friends in the
city.
Miss Margaret Serrell of Minneap-
oils was a guest Of Miss Irene Larkin
Friday. =,
Mrs. Mike Nugent of Ellsworth
spent Sunday and Monday with rel
atives here.
Rev. ]. O. Thrush and Atty. }. II.
cr;n,m were business visitors IN
Baldwin Monday.
Misses Gilman and Lumley OF the
Ellsworth high school faculty visited
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Wells went to NE
nomonie this morning to VISIT ner
daughter, Mrs. George Simpson.
Leave your orders for Nortnrup
e Kings Sterling Brand Cabbage
Seed. r. N. Jensen & Son.--adv.
We Assure You Finest Quality
prorpt and efficient service. RIVER
Falls COOPERATIVE Laundry.-adv.
Mrs. w. A. Parker returned to 81
Paul Tuesday after a visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Mallory
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Skies Of Sioux
Falls. S. d., spent Thursday at the
home of the latter's sister, Mrs. ineo'
Firner. -
MFR and Mrs. w. E. Tubbs and Mr..
end Mrs. E. B Carisch are expected
home tomorrow evening from ther
trip to California.
Mrs. w. C. White had the mls1or-
tune to fall on the sidewalk at Nam
str. and Cascade ave., yesterday anu
break her left wrist.
Miss Lucy Thomas and MISSES
Alice and Ethel Forbes OF Mlnneapoi-
is visited at the home of Miss Thom-
as sister, Mrs. J. L. WATSON.
Miss Gladys Dopkins returned 70
her school work at Bayfield, Sunday.
She had been here to attend the fu-
neral of her father, Mr.. Charles Dop-
kins.
Mr.. end Mrs. Glen Dopkins re-
turned to their home al Wagner,
Mont Saturday. They were called
here bv the death of the formers
father. Mr.. Charles Dopkins.
Miss Margaret Sutherland, who
has spent the past few weeks IN a
Twin City millinery house, returned
home last Saturday and has accepted
position in the Golden Rule store.
Mesdames John Finn, 7. W. tlnn'
Van Adams, D. P. Collins, John
Moynihan and daughter, Miss Marie,
attended the funeral of Mrs. Richard
Maloney of Deer Park, which was
held at New Richmond Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cookson OF Fenni-
more while attending the auto snow
at st. Paul, came here to visit thelr
southern Wisconsin friends, and Wnlle
here Mrs. Cookson was taken Ill with
the flu at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hooking. They returned to
their home last Friday.
The latest and best songs, sung
while YOU dance, at Syndicate Hall
Friday eve, March IL. Return en-
pagement of the New Orleans Jazz
Band. Don't miss it. They made a
hit before. They'll have an even bet
ter program this time, with their
singer. A good time for yOu.-adv.
Word was received on Monday that
Mrs. Sarah Miner died from stroke
of apoplexy at her home in Madison,
Wisconsin, on the twenty-thlrd OF
February. Mrs. Miner spent whit
err here several years ago cataloging
the Normal school library and will be
kindly remembered by many OF the
older residents.
Yesterdays blizzard, which contln-
ued all day and far into the night,
with strong west wind today to aid
in piling up the drifts, has left the
local stranded at Ellsworth, and also
blocked the mail routes. The tram
tried to make the run this morning,
but was forced to return to Ellsworth
after a sally Of out little over mile.
The new millinery department at
the Stewart Mercantile Co. store had
a very successful opening Saturday.
A large amount of the stock ordered
did not arrive in time for this event,
but patrons found a splendid selection
on hand nevertheless, and all express
od da1ioht of the attractive and in