River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-05-26

| Walters cream station will be open
Saturday evenings.-adv.
| Ernest Peterson, of Eau Claire,
visited in tle city Tuesday.
| ken Klauth is building bungalow
near the old starch factory site.
Dance at Prescott Pavilion Friday,
June 3, Little Johnnies' Orchestra
adv.
Judoe W. z Frow e n'ade bass
ness trip to Madison the latter part
| of last week.
Dry Cleaning, Pressing and repair
ing. Will call and deliver. Deiss
Bros. Phone 231.
| If you have "New Home" sewing
machine you will be especially inter
ested in c. F. Winters display ad. in
| this issue.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Reed of Win
ona, Mimi, visited over Sunday at the
home of the formers mother, Mrs.
Josephine Reed.
There are some fine bargains and
| suggestions offered in the Journal
display ads. this week. Read them
and profit thereby.
The regular Saturday evening
dance at the Co. "a" armory was call
ed off last Saturday out of respect
| for the late Ludwig Franzen.
The River Falls Floral Co. will hold
a Decoration Day plant sale in front
of the Farmers and Merchants Bank,
Saturday, May 2Sth. Sale begins at
| 10 a. m.-ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Smith and
daughter, Mrs. Milton Weber of Sun
River, Mont, went to Mondovi yes
| terday, to attend the funeral of Mrs.
| Smiths nephew, Peter Sather.
Chas. Glass, of st. Cloud, Mimi,
and Philip Glass of Ellsworth, were
here Sunday to attend the family re-
union held in celebration of the nine
ty-first birthday of their father, I.
T. Glass.
The Clerks and Fireman appear to
| be the only teams of the Twilight
| League sufficiently well organized to
play games. These teams have play
ed twice during the past week, each
| winning game.
Dance at the FAIR GROUNDS
PAVILION, Ellsworth, Friday, May
81. Music by Flanders Orchestra,
the same that played at the Legion
dance May Is, and the best that ever
played in Pierce County.--adv.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
next Wednesday, June l, with Mrs. B.
| Jorstad and Mrs. Jens Nelson, just
east of town. If anyone wishes to
ride, be at the High School or the
Congregational church at 2:15 p. M.
Mrs. Margerite Ray of Detroit,
Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Me
Keever of Spring Valley, Mrs. Chas.
Ray and daughter, Mary, j. Mullen
and James Boles of River Falls and
| Mrs. Marion Dunseath of Clifton,
spent Sunday at the Rob Ray home.
Platt's Orchestra played for the
dance ct TIC New Ceatcrville Pavilion
Friday evening. The patrons and
management were SO well pleased
with the music that the Orchestra
wc.s engaged for the next dance to be
held there June 8. Next Saturday
Fratt's orchestra will play at Cot
tage GROVE, MINI.
A Journal reader, after noting our
comment regarding West Maplt
street, inquiries why we don't pub
liah remarks anent Main street from
in front of the Journal office south.
If the reader is referring to the
remarks made by motorists as they
| hit the bumps after leaving the pave
ment we will make it plain right here
and now that we never publish that
sort of language.
Master William Francis McEwen,
who resides with his grandmother.
Mrs. Mary E. Linehan, is the proud
possessor of thoroughbred register
ed shetland pony presented to him
by his mother, Mrs. Margaret Me-
Even, last week. Mrs. McEwen
bought the pony about a month ago
and when the arrangements for the
delivery were made it was found that
Senretia, the pony had colt two
weeks old so Master McEwen has two
ponies now.
/. F. Shearer was at Langdon last
| Thursday in the interest of the Pres
colt Bridge Co. He reports that every
thing is moving along fine now and
hopes are entertained that work will
start at an early date. The engin-
GERS have made application to the
War Department for approval of the
plans, this being the last legal step to
be COMPLIED with. AS soon as permits