River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-05-12

574-Richards & Smith.
| Miss Elizabeth Taggart was home
| from st. Paul over Sunday.
/ Benefit dance for Ellsworth Legion
Post, Fair Ground Pavilion May Is.
adv.
| Miss Elizabeth Hughes of st. Paul
was a guest of Miss L. Mosher, over
Sunday.
| MS. j. J. Conway of ST. Paul is a
| guest at the home of Mr. and sirs.
j. A. Hogue.
L.Rainey and R. E. Berggren Of
Minneapolis were business visitors in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Lloyd Goble, who was called
to Paris, H., by the death of her faith
or, will return home Sunday.
DR.. Clough can be consulted June
9th at Hotel Gladstone, for all eye
troubles; June 6, from 10 a. m. to s
p. m.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Moody of Moose
Jaw, Sask., left Monday after several
days visit here at the home of Mrs.
Moody's uncle, j. L. WATSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. nj. Byrnes and Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Rudolph of Ellsworth
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Purferest, last Thursday.
Miss Florence Parsons, who had
been visiting her mother. who is IN q
hospital, is spending the week ilere
with her father. She will return to
school at Kenosha Monday
Hans. L. Hagestad, son of Rev. and
Mrs. O. j. Hagestad and brother of
H. A. Hagestad Of this city, died at
his home in Range, Polk county. Fun
eraI services were held there yester-
day.
Mrs. P. j. SINNERS and children,
Miss Marian and Marvin, motored
down from Minneapolis and spent
| Sunday at the home of Mrs. Shin
ner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Green.
Mrs Harry Stewart and daughters,
Lorraine and Carmen, returned Sun
| day from a visit with Mrs. Stewards
| parents, Sheriff and Mrs. Gus Larson
at Hudson. Mr.. Stewart spent Sun
day with them.
Misses Ruth and Dorothy Butan,
Miss Graves, Miss Blair and Messrs.
| Ganus Fait, Strob, Roach and Baker
motored over from Minneapolis Sun
day afternoon and visited at the home
of Mr.. Fats parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vince Fait.
j. L. Stevenson made a speed record
delivery of AZ bushels of his home
grown Golden Glow and Wis. No. 8
seed corn at Hammond and Baldwin
Monday morning. Leaving here short
| ly after seven a. M, he made the de-
| liveries and was home again at ESQ
| a. III.
C. E. Shepard reports the follow
| ing Ford sales for the past two weeks,
Ford sedans to Mrs. JAS. Stewart,
| Professor FL. A. Davee, c. n. Wiger,
| DR.. R. H. Laue and DR.. c. A. Dawson.
| Ford touring cars to H. o. Wygant,
John Tayerle, V. NJ. Lund, Joe Jano-
vec and Joe Marks. A Ford coupe
to DR.. E. o. Kalk.
F. o. Eichman and r. n. Weatnern
were up from Prescott Monday to at
tend the Masonic Chapter meeting.
Mr.. Weathern Joined the chapter here
about 80 years ago, when he resided
at Bay City, but he transferred his
membership to Red Wing soon after,
and has never attended a meeting
here since. He was Captain of the i'll
fated excursion steamer "Sea Wing"
and lost his wife and son when his
boat was capsized in that appalling
disaster on Lake Pepin.
Als five piece orchestra, of this city
played for dance at Cottage Grove,
Mimi, Saturday. There were 1875
couples in attendance, and the patron
age and management were so well
pleased with the orchestra that an at
| tempt was made to book return en-
gagement for the following Saturday,
but the date being already taken, the
agreement was made for May 28th.
Tomorrow evening Al's orchestra will
rlay for the Normal school Junior
Prom, and Saturday for the High
| School Junior Pom.
A merry moonshine battle was
staged on Main street late Saturday
night when a stranger in our midst,
loaded with some of prohibitions
pride, attempted to clean up on sew
eral and sundry of the youth of the
city. Not being handicapped with the
mash product, the local talent was
bidding fair to claim the honors when
the rum hound broke loose and led a
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