River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-08-11
Mrs. Ida TAFT is visiting friends in

| AID. Walker or Roberts was visit
or in the city Monday
! There will be regular meeting Of
the w. r. G. Saturday, Aug. 10.
Mrs. G. B. Skogmo entertained q
few friends at her home Saturday at
ternoon.
Miss Lizzie Mcmillan returned
Tuesday from visit with friends at
Hastings, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. PutGam ind
Mrs. E. P. Sanderson left Monday for
Rochester, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Garisch entertained
the c. Carisch & Son employees and
their families at Prescott Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Shaw and daughter, Of
Huron, S. d., are visiting at7the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. v.
Williams.
Mrs. Annis and daughter Miss Ell
sic, left yesterday for Duluth, from
theil they viii take the boat trip on
| the Great axes.
| Mrs Ruby Hackel and son, Ebert,
who nad been guests of Mrs. Pearl
Waterman, left Sunday for their home
| at Harrisonville, Mo.
AIS Xylophone orchestra of six
| pieces has been engaged to play for a
dance at Cottage Grove, MINI, in the
new pavilion. Saturday, Aug. 13.
l
Mls. Alice Weld, Mrs. Harriet En-
sign and Miss Laura Weld were host
esses at five O'Clock tea on Friday,
Saturday and Monday afternoons, Civ
en- in comrlimentsto Mrs. Ida A.
| Gould
Among the campers at Ilwaco
| Springs are Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Won
Schlegel of st. Louis, Mo- These
people have made vacation visits 70
Ilwaco during the past eleven years
and are we'll known to many River
Falls folks.
| Mrs. A M. Baldwin and children,
Albert and Miss Betty, drove over
from ST. Paul Friday morning, re-
| turning that afternoon. Mrs. Bald
wins mother, Mrs. Huntress, who ac
companied them here, remained for a
longer visit.
Mrs. Henrietta Carroll is chaperon
/ for rarity of young people who are
| spending a week at Ilwaco Springs.
In the party are the Misses Mary
! Carol, Esther Smith and Ethel Scott,
and Messrs. Neil Smith, Ernest. Bak-
| Ike and Howard Smith.
Mrs. George F. Hernandez Of Los
Angeles, CAL, arrived in St. Paul yes
terday, leaving there directly for Sol
en- Springs to join her sister, Mrs.
| Ella Henderson who is spending Q
few days at the summer home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Tubbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Rudesill and
i children, Robert and Louona, and Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. Andrus and daughters,
Misses Orrell, Ona and Shirley, mot
ored to ST. Paul Sunday and visited at
j the DOiH2S Vi IlI. anu hI IQlC S4iltt
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Odell.
Uncle John Daubney of Taylors
Fails, who will be 102 years old on
| Oct. 6, is making his annual visit to a
brother, aged 80, in DEBORAH. la. Un-
Gle John is we'll known in River Fails
through his visits here with James
Cheesbro. He went I'D the st. Croix
to Taylors Falls in 1916 and has made
his home there ever since.
Applications for the local postmas
tership are said to have been filed by
the following: S. C. Woodruff, G. R.
Taggart, C. C. Glass, Caesar Spill
cke. w. Earl Hunter, John Haddow,
F. X. Knobel, Geo. w. Chinook, Jr.,
Lincoln Parker. E. p. Sanderson and
S. r. Morse. The examination is an
nounced for Friday, August 26.
1t is authoritively stated in the
Lime Kiln Club that perfectly good
revolver was practically ruined early
Sunday morning when two of River
Falls leading citizens encountered
strange acting autoists on the Hudson
road. The Club announcement states
that the hand which held the "eat"
shook so that all the screws and rivets
in the gun were strained or loosened
beyond repair.
Owing to the fact that the last of
the Session Laws have not as yet
been printed in the officia state pap
er at Madison there has been consid-
cradle delay in issuing the Law Sup
plements. The newspapers Of the
state will therefore not have them
for delivery before the last of this
month or possibly before the first
weak in Septen1her The Journal will