River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-03-03

Peirce' Jersey Milk and Cream at
Allard's.-adv.
! Miss Nora Cardinal is visiting her
parents at Osseo.
Thomas Richards, of Hamar, N. D.,
is visiting in the city
/ Hugh Morrow, of Wisdom, Mont,
arrived here last week for a visit.
Regent p. W. Ramer made bust
ness trip to Madison the first of the
| week.
4 Senator George B. Skogmo came up
from Madison yesterday for short
business visit.
I Miss Martha Maselie of ST. Paul
has been engaged as trimmer ct Mrs.
SCOTS Hat Shop.
Does your car need repairing or ov-
crhauling? We do expert work. Rich
! ards & Smith.-adv.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. LANDMARK, of st.
! Cloud, Mimi, were guests at the John
] +. Meyer home last week.
The City Bowling team lost at Hud-
son last Thursday and won from the
| Hastings team here Tuesday night
Miss Katherine Chinook, of Min
neapolis, visited over Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Chin
/ mock.
Mrs. Henry Richards returned
Thursday from Chaska, Mimi, where
she had been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Bredahl.
From March the washing at the
Cooperative Laundry Co. will be re-
dnced from Sc to Sc pound. NJ.
Norseng, Secretary adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Phenning and
L. p Phenning, who had been spend
| ing a few days here, motored to
Pennington, Mimi, Saturday and
spent a couple of days visiting Mad
am Phenning.
Lest there be no misunderstanding
in the matter, let us explain that the
| wicked rush for reserved seats on sale
| at the drug store Tuesday noon was
for the basketball game and not for
| the debate which proceeds the game.
The prosecuting attorney failed to
get the "scalp" of Judge McGannon
| in his trial for the murder of ga
rage owner, so, says headline in a
st. Paul daily, the cleveland Bar
| Body Is After the Seat of Jurist Tried
for Murder"
| A local wit reports that SO far no
robins have been heard, and the
"hootch" owl is very STILL He neg
lected to explain the significance of
his observations, but we deduct that
the first means late Spring, and the
latter an early grave, for somebody.
You can't beat the Elks at staging
live entertainment, and the Big In
door Carnival which they are putting
on at Hudson April / and 2 will be
something exceptionally full of fun,
even for them. You'll laugh yourself
young-not duh moment from start
to finish.
BAN! BAN! Rat-ta-tee-b amb! The
famous Drum Corps of st. Paul
Lodge No. So, B. P. 0. Elks, winners
of first prize at the National conven-
ton, will be at Hudson for the Big
Indoor Carnival in the Armory April
and 2. They'll sure do their part
to jazz up this glorious affair.
The summer amusement season is
going to have 8. grand and glorious
early opening for this territory on
April and q when the Elks Lodge OF
Hudson stage their Big Indoor Car
nival, a gala event that will surpass
anything of its kind ever attempted
in this neighborhood. A new Buick
touring car ($1950) is to be given
away free.
Mrs. William Kohl was severely in
jured when the horse became fright
ened by the explosion of an auto tire
as she was driving home Friday eve
ming. She was thrown from the bug
gy, her collar bone broken and other
wise painfully bruised. Three child
rem with her were thrown out, but all
escaped with no more serious injury
than few scratches. The buggy,
which was overturned by striking a
culvert, was totally demolished. The
accident happened in the roadway
leading into the Kohl farm. Mr.. Kohl
requests us to express his thanks and