River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-11-03

Mrs. j E.. Wilmoth visited at the
home of her son in Hudson Tuesday.
| Ole Sheldrew of Ell Paso is visiting
| at the home of his son, 0. A. Shell
drew.
For real Tire and Battery service
call Morley & Hawkinson, telephone
153.-adv.
Arthur Reed of st. Cloud, Mimi,
spent Tuesday with his mother, Mrs.
Katherine Reed.
Twin sons were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Anderson of Beldenville
Friday, Oct. %, 1921.
Mrs. III. J. Elliott returned last
Thursday from visit at Appleton,
Madison and Wauzeka.
Students, get your rest glasses of
DIR. Clough at Gladstone Hotel Nov.
81. Special prices.-ady.
Herman Halsted returned to his
duties at the Jensen & Halsted garage
Monday after weeks illness.
J. G. West returned home Saturday
from visit with friends at Martell,
Gilman, Spring Lake and Spring Val
ley.
The house occupied by F. E. Kramer
and family has been removed from E.
Spring street onto Mr. Ramers lot
on E. Maple street.
Laa1,o+ roa;oJ axnJ MO "a, ie RI
be held at the Clay Corner school
Wednesday evening, Nov. 8. Every
one is cordially invited.
The Wisconsin union of the Ameri-
can Society of Equity will hold its
annual convention at Eau Claire COM
mencing next Tuesday, Nov. s.
Read the announcement, elsewhere
IN this paper, concerning the lecture to
be given in the Arnory Sunday even
ing. "Millions now living may never
die" is the opening line.
Mrs. Ada Bliss returned home Sat
urday from visit at Mason City, la.
Miss Harriet Burkholtz of Los An
geles, CAL, accompanied her home
and remained over Sunday.
A new sign board has been erected
to efface the desolate view where the
old building was recently torn down
by Mayor Smith. adjoining the Mel
gard Monument Works on the north.
Married Folks Dance, Friday, Nov.
4. Come and dance the OLD Time
Dances to the music of Little john
MES Orchestra, with your old time
friends, at the Fair Ground Pavilion
at Extraordinarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson mot
ored to Wastedo, Mimi, yesterday to
attend the funeral of the latter's uncle,
Sven Johnson. Services were held at
the home and also at the Spring Gar
den church near Wastedo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Muckenhausen
drove over from Hudson Saturday.
Mr.. Muckenhausen informs US that on
account of title complications he did
not complete negotiations for the con-
fectionery store at Princeton, Mimi,
as reported here, and is still residing
in Hudson.
A house formerly owned by E. E.
Carisch was purchased by the Normal
School and has been moved from +.
Spring street onto the school campus
near the Manual Training building.
1t will be remodeled for use as the
residence of Janitor Frank Thayer,
and Mr.. Thayer's present rooms in
South Hall will be fitted for school
use.
On November musicians of inter
national fame will donate their talent
for the benefit of the River Falls hos
pital in concert at the Normal aud
itorium. This community owes them
a great debt of gratitude for this
generosity, and it would be sad re-
Election indeed upon the character of
the people of this locality if the re-
cital is not attended by capacity
house.
j. l.. WATSON returned home Sun
day evening from Madison, where he
visited his daughter, Miss Helen, a
student at the university. He attend
ed the Wisconsin Minnesota football
game which Wisconsin won, 35 to 0.
Mr.. WATSON says that the Badgers
have a great team, and that the open
field running of Williams and Sundt
was the greatest exhibition he had
ever seen on any gridiron.
1t is thought that two burglars who
were implicated in the robbery of the
local depot last Thursday morning
are now in the custody of officials at
Eau Claire, where they are being held
in connection with robberies at Aug
usta and other places. They are broth
ers, and one of them was at one. time