River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-11-17
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Mrs. L. r. Alton left yesterday for
a few days visit in ST. Paul.
Fred Short, who teaches at st.
Croix Falls, was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Oltman, aged So,
died at her home in Ellsworth the 9th
inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Simpson left
Monday to spend the winter at Sea-
brite, Cal.
Leroy Sweet was over from Roberts
Friday to attend the River Falls-Sup-
erior game.
Leave those Safety Razor Blades
at Henry billiards. Barber Shop to be
sharpened.-ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fortune left
Monday evening to spend the winter
at Jacksonville and Miami, Florida.
Professor Stratton and his father
and mother were entertained by Miss
Lena Hamilton the first of the week.
VIM. McKahan and family have
moved into the Williams house, just
west of the F. V. Williams home on
Division stree,.
Let DIR. Clough tell you if that
headache comes from your eyes or
some diseased conditions. Hotel Glad
stone Nov. 21.--adv.
Max Sherburne is assisting at the
Freeman drug store during the alb
sence of Mr.. Freeman and Mr.. Hurd,
who are deer hunting.
Barron Wooden Mill Co., Barron.
Wis. has lust made big cut in the
e D. ,xIata limo IF W0AtPn
goods. Write for price list.-adv.
Douglas Boles. who is employed
in a restaurant in st. Cloud. Mimi.
arrived here Sunday for couple OF
days' visit with his father, A. g.
Boles.
A. f. Jensen, L. J. Kay and 5. l..
Krauth motored to Clam Lake last
Wednesday afternoon, and returned
Thursday evening after having bag
ged 35 ducks.
Several from here attended the
masquerade ball at the Prescott paw
lion last Friday evening. Mrs. Alfred
Sundby, formerly of this city, won one
of the masquerade prizes.
Mrs. Minora Hotchkiss, widow of
Aaron Hotchkiss, former resident OF
River Falls and vicinity, died at Her
tel, this state, Oct. %. She is surviv-
ed by seven daughters and son. .
H. r. Taylor has been elected
president of the Pierce County Short
horn Breeders association for the en-
suing year. w. L. Doe is vice-pres.,
and P. N. Collins secretary-treasurer.
Master William Francis McEwen,
assisted by his little cousins, Edwin
Francis and Jennie Florence Linehan,
presented each of the artists who took
part in the concert of Nov. 9th beau
tiful bouquet of chrysanthemums.
Thanksgiving Dane at the ArmOry,
Thursday evening, Nov. "a, under the
management of the Business Mems
Committee. Music by AIS 7-piece or
chostra. A good time for all. Do not
miss it.-adv.
A REAL KEEPSAKE. Through
out the year, the photograph you give
THIS Christmas will stand as con-
slant reminder of your loving
thoughtfulness. Now is the time for
YOUR sitting. Shepard StudiO.-adv
Michael Callahan, who had been en-
ployed as cartoonist on one of the
North Dakota newspapers, was in
town last week visiting relatives.
Mr.. Callahan has accepted position
with the Minneapolis Star-Pierce
County Herald.
Thanksgiving Dance, Nov. "a, at the
Fair Ground Pavilion at Ellsworth.
Come and enjoy yourself at the last
dance at the Fair Ground Pavilion for
the season. "Red" Stendal, famous
cabaret singer, will be there, with
Flanders Orchestra of Minnea polis.-
adv.
Coach Harry Roses Alexandria.
Mimi. football team had an easy vic
tory against the ST. Thomas high
school eleven Friday. Tomorrow
Alexandra plays Coleraine and Roch-
ester plays Worthington, and the win.
ners will meet on Northrup Field
Thanksgiving day to play for the
Minnesota State championship.
DIR. Ray>Cooke, of Chicago, received
word Saturday to come to New York
at once if he wished to see his wife
alive; but she had died before he
reached there She had gore East
shortly before to care for her sick
brother, and contracted pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke were married less
than a year ago. His many friends
here deerly sympathize with him in
his sorrow.--Spring Valley Sun. Mr..
Cooke is graduate of the local Nor
NAL school and his manv friends here
Join in extending sympathy.