River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-08-25

are visiting at the home Of their
| uncle. Victor Weiss.
Mrs. Carrie Adams is visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Earl
| Cornwall, in Rock Elm.
! Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Hooking and
children returned Saturday from
months motor trip in the southern
! part of the state.
| Mrs. II. c. Rudow and daughter.
Of Menomonie, are visiting at the
home of her grandparents. Hon. and
Mrs. c. D. Parker.
Misses Marjorie and Ruth Ewing,
Alice Mckinnon and Cole Winter 70
| turned Monday from q weeks outing
at Itasca Park, Mimi
Miss Elsie vlieland left this morn
| ing for a visit with her uncle at Lake
Preston. S. D. From there she vii.
30 to Omaha, Neb., where she viii
teach.
| Mrs. Margaret McEven and Misses
Lenore and Agnes Linehan returned
10 St. Paul Monday after visit here
with their mother, Mrs. Mary p,
Linehan.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Dickey motor
/ ca here from Occur de A,ene, Idaho
and are visiting their cousins, Mrs
David Jones and Martin Welker and
other relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fierce, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Brown, Mrs. j. p. Line
han and children, Miss Lizzie Hass
and Robert Brown picnicked at White
Gear Lake Saturday
E. N. Reed, pianist, and Alvin Haw-
lsinson, trap drums, filled an engage
ment with Astell's orchestra Of Still
water, at the Legion dance st Els
worth last Friday night.
! The next dance al the Fair Ground
Pavilion at Ellsworth. Friday august
&c, Flanders Orchestra. Come and
enjoy yourself at the best equipped
| pavilion ir Nisconsin.-adv.
H, E. German and family, of Brem-
erton, Wash, were here recently on a
visit to Mrs. Gorman's mother, Mrs.
VIM. Lowell, and other relatives. They
made the trip in their auto.
Mrs. Lutte Green, Mrs Eln!ira Chur-
chill, Mrs. Ophelia White ard Mrs.
NeCue and daughter, Miss Priscilla,
visited at the home of Mrs. Green's
daughter, Mrs. Rex Chryst, in Els
worth last Wednesday.
George Van Hucklen, who had been
spending the summer in the city. left
yesterday for visit at Duluth, Minn.
From there he will 50 to Drrmnond,
where he will be principal Of the
schools the coming year.
Do you need rest or recreation!
Then go camping at Ilwaco SPRINGS.
August is most delightful month IN
/ which to camp, and nature has pro
vided this spot with her finest at
fractions bathing, fishing and
the best of srring water. Don't miss
it. Comfortable cottages at reason
able prices. Inquire of Miss J. A..
Morse, COS So. Main str adv.
| The fire department was called out
about one O'Clock Friday afternoon to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Femme
Johnson. An oil stove had c-.p,odoa
in the upstairs apartments of the
house occupied by Mrs. r. Bennett and
| family. The prompt arrival of the
chemical apparatus prevented ser
ious fire. The building. which is
owned by VIM. Krause of Elmwood,
was but slightly damaged, and Meth
er Of the families occupying the house
suffered any considerable loss.
An officer of the Wisconsin branch
Of EQUITY said to our correspondent
this week that the cooperative move
ment in the handling of cheese, which
has recently received marked impet-
us is being watched very closely by
those concerns which have heretofore
controlled the whole cheese situation
of the state. 1t is his orinion that the
farmers of this state have now had
!! sufficient experience in cooperative
marketing of products so that there
is no danger of failures. The Wis
cousin Cheese Producers Association
is already making a success, and as
soon as the makes of Swiss and other
foreign brands come into the organl-
zation. the cheese producers and farm
ers will themselves effectively con-
troll the market.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" is looked on
by the younger people as contempor-
airy with Shakespeare; yet there is a
man in Spring Valley VINO remembers
hearing the story read from manu-
script before it was published. +. E.
MARCEL, at that time (seventy years