River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-09-08
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Miss Florence Bliss left Monday to
teach at Springfield, MINI.
Miss Lucy Thomas returned to heg
school in Minneapolis Monday.
Miss Claretta Schooncver left Sun
cay for her school at Winona, MIN
A. J. Palmer, aged II, a resident
of Hudson since 1871, died there Aug.
IS.
Mrs. Katherine Annis returned Fri
day from boat trip on the Great
Lakes.
When in need OF anything in the
line of printed work, remember we
can satisfy you.
Frank Bliss and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Bliss and Mrs. Ada Bliss
srent Tuesday in st. Paul.
Judge w. P. Knowles reopened his
county court for regular session Tues
day after a months vacation.
Mrs. Newell Powell of Minneapolis
visited her mother, Mrs. Priscilla
Houston, Tuesday and yesterday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Bachman Tuesday, Sept. 6
1921, at their home on n. Second str.
Talk with us about the Adco Dry
Battery for your car; yr. uncon0i-
tional guarantee. Morley & Haw--
kinson-adv.
Al's Six Piece orchestra of this city
played for dances at the East Ellis
work Park Pavilion Wednesday and at
the Elmwood Pavilion Friday of last
week.
FAIR GROUND PAVILION Dance,
Ellsworth, Friday, Sept. 8. Music by
Flanders orchestra. Come and dance
on the best floor in Wisconsin, TO the
music of the eight piece orchestra
adv.
R. w. Dixon, state auto license
inspector, who made killing" here
as well as Hudson and New Rich
mond, stayed two days in Balsam
Lake without discovering violation
of the auto license laws.
Thieves at Glenwood City last week
stole and demolished $3.50 cash
register to get it's contents, which
amounted to less than IS. The regis
ter was stolen from the Glenwood Mill
& Elevator Co., and was found in a
pond near by.
Miss Pearl Currier left the first
Of the week to resume teaching in st.
Paul. She spent Monday there with
Miss Ann Williams of Madison, for
mer principal of the River Falls
schools, who was enroute to her school
at Stockton, California.
w. S. Dodge and family, of Els
WORTH, George Dodge and family, and
Mrs. Ella Henderson, of River Falls,
and Mrs. George Hernandez of Los
Angeles, Cal, We're entertained at
dinner at the Howard Dodge home at
Bay City Sunday.-Pierce County
Herald.
The Prescott public schools opened
Tuesday with E. T. Hawkins as prn-
cipal. The other teachers are Marion
Matthew of Chippewa Falls, Nellie
Stoiber of Knapp, Arthur E. Lentz Of
Freeport, H., Evangeline Dieveney Of
New Richmond, Theresa Mcknight,
Alice Johnson and Ruth Lindblad of
Prescott.
For once the Firemen had no reason
to complain about spectators crowd
ing in the way and obstructing their
work. Exceptional courtesy was
shown the fire fighters in this regard
last Friday morning-when tie
flames were tapping over and around
containers holding in the neighhor.
hood of 10000 gallons of gasoline.
Rare judgment rather than rare cour-
tesy, perhaps.
The Industrial Commission with its
fire protection work is carrying on
an educational program, to acquaint
school children and the general pub
lie with the common fire hazards, and
the best methods of overcoming the
same. Under law passed by the Leg
islature this year the commission is
preparing a course of instruction in
fire prevention to which the public
schools must hereafter devote one
half hour each month.
New Richmond is having another
pipe dream now that the report has
become spread abroad that the pack
ing plant is to open in the near future.
Several carloads of coal have been re-
ceived and the engineer has been in
structd to secure a crew and clean up
the boiler room and make the neces-
sary connections all over the plant
preparatory to resuming operations.
Nothing definite as to the exact date
of opening will be known before Sept.