River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-12-01

! spent yesterday IN the CITY.
! Prin. Irwin Davidson OF Maiden
Rock was home over the weekend.
Roy Nordby was home from Zum-
/ brota during the Thanksgiving recess.
Miss Mary Mcmillan spent Thanks
giving at her home in Wisconsin
Rapids.
Plans are being made to hold
series of married folks dances In the
Armory.
Henry Zorn and family spent Sun
| day at the Frank Kaberle home IN
| Ellsworth.
Miss Mary Bradley returned Sun
| day from a visit with her parents at
| Menomonie. .
All buttons left on your clothes if
YOU use laundry -ette. c. Carisch
| & SOn.-ady.
Ben Mavis Of Tigerton was guest
| at the C. d. Hawn home from Thurs
/ day until Sunday.
Miss Cole Winter, who attends Min
| nesota university, was home for the
| Thanksgiving recess.
The only washing machine made
without a ringer-Laun-dry -ette. {.
| Carisch & SCn.-ady.
There were 407 tickes sold for the
Thanksgiving dance at the Ellsworth
Fair Ground Pavilion.
Mrs. C. E. Patrow and daughter,
Miss Joen, spent the weekend with
relatives in Minneapolis.
! Mrs. Ella Brown and Mrs. Ada
Bliss left yesterday for Los Angeles,
| Cal, to spend the winter.
Mrs. w. P. Knowles was in Minnea-
polls Friday and Saturday, visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. T. Doar..
A. C. Dunn was the only River Falls
member of the Marriage Gun Club to
return with a buck this season. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cornwell OF
Withrow spent Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Weiss.
Miss May Peterson and Geroge
Willink of Baldwin spent Thanksglv-
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Bachman and chill
/ dren returned to Hudson Sunday al
ter visiting relatives here for several
| days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hodge went to Min.
neapolis today to assist IN the care OF
her son, William, who is reported as
being very i'll.
st. Paul, and Charley Foley OF MIN
neapO1S, spent thanksgiving u"y ="
the parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Williams have
moved from their summer home at
Glenmont to Oak Grove Hotel in MN
neapolis for the winter:
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Williams OF MN
neapolis were Thanksgiving day.
guests at the home OF Mrs. Williams,
mother, Mrs. Nancy Toby.
n nya n
returned to Minneapolis after visit
here at the home OF Mrs. Wears par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Green.
| C. A. Smith and family and Mr. and
Mrs. S. r. Morse were Thanksgiving
Dav guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Michaelson in Saltwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Sanderson and
children. of Pepin, visited from Thurs
dav until Sunday at the home of Mr..
Sanderson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
P. Sanderson.
$40 Reward for information lead
ing to apprehension of the person or
persOns who took the American Flag
from in front of my store on ArmIs-
tice Day. /. |. Lusk.-adv.
The Herald is issued day early
this week because of our wanting to
he T'ankful.-Pepin Herald. And we
thought that the 18th Amendment
had taken the ''tank" out of Thanks
giving.
The Thanksgiving dance at the Ar.
mory last Thursday evening was well
attended There were 125 tickets sold
Aps orchestra, assisted by two Hud-
son players, Nelson, Traps, and Brad
ford, saxaphone, furnished excellent
music for the occasion.
F.. C.. Roberts, OptOmetrist will be
at Gladstone Hotel Monday, Dec. 5th
Glasses fitted that will relieve al
Eyestrain that causes Headache
, Dizziness, Floating Spots, Nervous
ness. Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Cross
: Eyes, Cataract, etc.-adv.
Two large auto trucks belonging tt
Carlstrom Bros. of New Richmond
and driven by Henry Olson and Henry
, Larson of that city. tipped over while
; defending the Houlton hill, opposite
/ Saltwater, one day last week. The
trucks were enroute from st. Paul t.
| Saltwater with loads of milk.
r When the afternoon passenger
train for Hudson pulled out of GLOW
ers Station the engineer looked bact
to find that the coaches had not fol
, lowed the engine. but had remained a
the station. The engine had gon'
! about half mile before the absence
, of the coaches was discovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. HAYWARD AM
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Morse have ISSUED
t invitations to members of Alder
Harvey Fletcher Post, the American
: Legion. for 'feed and smoker to b.
held at HAYWARD home next Tuesda!
evening. The Post will elect offic
: ers for the ensuing year that evening
Assistant Postmaster Caesar Spill
D cke of this city recently conducted
: civil service examination of candidate
2 for a clerkship in the postoffice o
] Ellsworth. Those who took the exam
2 nation there. which was held in tn
high schol building there. are F. A
! Brown and Elmer Lyons of Ellsworth
. ]. F. Harding of Bay City. Ray Stein
!. er of Ell Paso and M. Haverlick 0
r Trimbelle.
S Harry Roses Alexandria hig,