River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-08-25
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John Reynold Of Srooner Is visitins
friends in the city.
| Hiss Mildred Smith is visiting re-
! latives in Minneapolis.
] Robt. Hurd and family are moving
into then nov home on the East Side
today.
When in need OF anything in the
line Of printed work, remember we
can satisfy you.
CarI Pearson has about completed
his new plumbing shop, west Of his
residence on Second street.
Professor and Mrs. w 3. Dawson
and children, Miss Dorothy and Scott,
are visiting relatives at St. Croix
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Bushnell Of
Wyocena, VINO had been visiting at the
5. r. Burnett home, left Sunday fol-
visit at Chippewa Falls.
Next dance, PRESCOTT PANTL,
ION, Friday, Sept. 2. Music by the
famous Brcitncr & Epstein arches
ira. Come ard have 4 good time -
adv.
Mrs. Ralph BreGahl and Children,
who had been visiting at the hcme Of
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Richards, left Saturday fer their home
at Chaska, MINI.
The age CT the late Mes. A. The
lander, who died in Portland, Ore,
last week, was enormously given as
Sd years, whereas it Should have been
announced as 81 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marley Healy and
son, Of Hudson, and Mrs. Healy's sis
ire, Miss Hattie Woerple Of Madison,
visited over Sunday at the home oi
Mr.. Healy's mother, Mrs. Julia Healy.
Jeno Vann has purchased a new
light six special Studebaker roadster
from the f. Bjerstedt agency. MIR.
Bjerstedt will have one of the new
Studebskers at his sales rooms in a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fleming and Mr.,
and Mrs. Will Hamilton and children,
Miss Lena and Lawrence, motored
here from Rock Elm Sunday and
spent the day at the home of Mrs.
Flenling's brother, A. w. Andrus.
Secretary Tappins of the State
Board of Control reports that the
thousand acres of corn being grown
by the States prison authorities and
other State institutions is the only
farm crops that promises a good
yield this season. al other crops
are far below the average yield.
Members of the Tuesday Club of
this city and the Women's Club OF
Hudson were guests of the Prescott
Women's Club at community picnic
there last Thursday. Mrs. Bowman,
president of the 10th district, was a
guest of honor. The ladies were Civ
| en- a launch ride on Lake st. CroiX ir
| the afternoon.
| Sam Reid, Jr., has resigned his po-
sition as travelling salesman for the
| Manhattan Oil Co. and is now in bust
ness for himself. His business card
reads: Samuel Reid, Jr., Refiners
Broker; 'sone barrel or trainload;'
Merriam Park, ST. Paul, Mimi. Mr.
Reid and family occupy Geo. Fortunes
new house, on the West Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bosworth, Of
/ Island Pond, VT, and his son, Dr.. Rob
| inson Bosworth and wife, of st. Paul.
motored here last Friday and visited
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. t. w.
Ashley. Mr.. Bosworth was engaged in
| the hardware business in New Rich
! nlond until his store was destroyed in
the cyclone of 1899, after which he
moved to Vermont.
The Department of Markets in its
new program for this year and next
will pay much attention to the sub
iect of transportation. This is SO
large a factor in the work of imrrov-
inc the market for agricultural prod
ucts that one man will devote vir-
tually his whole attention to it. This
does not mean merely the matter OF
equitable rates, but chiefly the ques-
ton of service. The transportation
companies, it has been found. are will
ing to adapt themselves to the needs
of the situation if only they are shown
how to do it. The new schedule for
/ the use of refrigerator cars which the
Department of Markets worked out
was promptly accepted by the rail
roads.
| One of the most important duties
of the Industrial Commission is fire
prevention. Last year. 100 lives were
lost in Wisconsin through fires, and
the property loss was nearly S11 ,O00,-
000 AT least one half of this fire