River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-07-21
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MI. ana MIS-. II. -. SuIIleI icie
Friday for their rannch near Lind
sey, Mont.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Dawson drove
to Long Lake Saturday for a couple
Of days outing.
/ Hiram Barg, Nick Wiger and Don
McKinnon left Monday for a weeks
outing at Scion Springs.
IL. Lusk and F. w. Finn attended
an undertakers' convention in Min
neapolis the first of the week.
Miss Helen Nelson was over from
Minneapolis to spend Sunday at the
home of her mother, Mrs. 0. A. Osen.
FAIR GROUND PAVILION DANCE
Ellsworth, July 20. Flanders Or
chestra. Everything there for your
comfortably.
Theo. Nopp has been i'll the past
week as a result Of slight sunstroke
with which he was afflicted while
1 working in hay field.
The students at the Normal school
summer session were treated to an
hours auto ride about the city by loc-
| al car owners last evening.
c. w. Jensen and c. F. Winter
went to Kenosha Tuesday to drive
back a new Nash sport model car
which Mr.. Jensen has purchased.
Will Allen has purchased race
horse, Tramp Fast" which will prob
ably make its first local appearance
in the Hospital Benefit races today.
Mrs. HI. L. Baker and Miss Adeline
Dumont of Minneapolis and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Ehil of Roberts were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Caeser Spillcke Tuesday.
Trig Smuland, Marvin Carolan and
Will Chandler played with the HAN
mond team against Star Prairie.
Hammond won IL to and the River
Falls players made 8 of Hammond's
scores.
Jay H. Grimm and family and Sen.
Geo. B. Skogmo and family motored
to Dixie, Balsam Lake, Saturday and
visited over Sunday with Judge and
Mrs. w. P. Knowles, who were spend
ing a week there.
J. G West returned home Sunday
from ten days visit in Martell, Gil
man, Spring Lake and Spring Valley.
He returned home with DR.. and Mrs.
H. Laramy of Spring Valley, VINO
drove out to spend Sunday with re-
latives here.
Thieves who failed in an attempt
to steal new Buick car from the FL
lis salesrooms in Hudson on Tuesday
night of last week, went from there
to Dr.. Newton's garage near the
county Jail and stole the Doctors
Buick roadster.
A band of gypsies, travelling IN big
touring cars, the same band seen near
Prescott Sunday evening, arrived II
Ellsworth about ten O'Clock Monday
morning. Village Marshall J. Camp
bell was right on the job to speed the
J.
nomads on their way.
Mr.. and Mrs vern Nopp and Mrs.
Theo Nopp and daughter, Miss Vim
ia. motored to Zumbro Falls, Mimi,
| Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Peter
son ACCOMPANIED them home for q
visit with Mrs. Petcrson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Nopp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph j. Jung, OF
Houston, Texas, are visiting at the
home of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Buck. They are spending
their honeymoon on motor trip, and
drove from Houston, visiting Yellow
stone Park enroute. They have their
camping equipment and spent every
night of the trip out Of doors.
The new methodist church at Elm
wood was dedicated July s. The ded-
ication sermon was delivered by Bish-
op Chas. B. Mitchell A purse Of over
$500, collected by Misses Dorothy
Never and Hazel Herpst, was pre-
sented to the pastor of the church
Rev. F. M. Blish, in appreciation of
his work in securing the new build
ing.
The Spring Valley baseball team
is showing real craftsmanship in an
advertisement published on the front
page of the "Sun" last Thursday.
The players do not want REPETITION
of the disgraceful squabble which
marred the River Falls game there
July 10, and while they want the
home crowd to be present and root
for them, they ask that the rooters
use discretion and cut out rowdy per-
sonalities. In reporting the game the
sport editor of the Sun said: The
River Falls team is fast, clean
bunch of young athletes; it is regrett-