River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-11-17
Local News

Mrs. Pardee of Duluth visited
| friends in the city Tuesday.
GRACELLA--Home made candies,
Corner 9th and Hazel street. Phone
| 551.-adv.
Prin. Douglas Smith of the Eleva
schools spent the week end at his
home here.
Mrs. M. B. Healey and son returned
to Hudson yesterday after visit here
with Mrs. Julia Healey.
Students, get your rest glasses of
DIR. Clough at Gladstone Hotel Nov.
81. Special prices.-adv.
Thanksgiving Dance at Prescott
Pavilion, Thursday, Nov. "a. Music
by Little Johnnies' Orchestra.-adv.
Miss Alma Elertson left Monday
for Ladysmith, where she has accept
ed a position in a department store.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gleason of Min
neapolis visited in the city over Sun
mer's mother.
titles from so to 1000 blu. delivered at
IdTW. LIOyu oHtTHudu, tAOute -, AifCt
Falls, Wis. Phone 128-p.-ady.
Miss Emma Brooks of River Falls
and Mr.. Byron H. Corcoran of Oak
Grove were married in the Catholic
church at Cherma Tuesday morning.
A good time is in store for those
who attend the dance at the Armory
tomorrow friday evening. There
will also be dance there Thanksgiv-
ing evening.
Chris Wenzel returned home Mon
day from couple of days deer hunt
ing near Winter. He said deer SEEM
ed plentiful, but he did not have the
good luck to shoot one himself.
The River Falls Cooperative Cream
cry, which has for several weeks
been unable to manufacture ice cream
on account of the ice famine, is plan
ming to install an artificial ice plant,
we are informed.
Local football fans, for the most
part. were greatly surprised at Ham
lines 21-3 victory over Carleton at
Mortified Saturday. By this victory
Hamline wins the college conference
title in Minnesota. The game was
played in driving snow storm.
c. J. Booth and Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
tiss J. Booth of Glenwood City, and
Mrs. d. A. Curtis of Amery arrived
in the city Sunday for visit at the
L. F. Oakley home. Those from Glen,
wood City returned home Monday.
Mrs. Curtis remaining for an extend
ed visit.
The following young men from
River Falls were initiated into the
Elks lodge at Hudson last evening:
Herman Halsted, Ben Deiss, Rod.
Chinook, DR.. E. o. Kalk and Arthur
Koepp. A large delegation of mem
bers from this city motored to Hud-
son to attend the ceremonies.
Mrs. A. K. Cochrane died at the
home of her daughter in Minneapolis
Wednesday after an illness of several
months. Mrs. Cochrane was formerly
Cora Lester of the town TO Clifton.
and sister of Mrs. j. G. West and
Mrs. Elizabeth Cone of this city. She
will be buried at her former home in
Finley, N. D.
Byron Stevenson took party of
seven Normal school teachers to the
Wisconsin, Michigan football game at
Madison Saturday, making the trip in
the Stevenson touring car. They left
here about six O'Clock Friday evening
and drove to Black River Falls that
night. They reached Madison just in
time to see the opening of the game.
The score was TT tie.
Mrs. Katherine Hoffman, uron ar
irving in River Falls, on Nov. 9, found
to her surprise a beautiful cake wait
ing for her, the gift of Mrs. Meters of
the Electric Maid Bake Shop. AS
Nov. 9 is Mr.. Hoffman's birthday,
Mrs. Hoffman at once said, Now, |
have Franks birthday cake" Mrs.
Hoffman was delighted over the kind
| thoughtfullness of Mrs. Meters and
| did not forget to take Mrs. Meters
address. that she might write her a
personal note of appreciation.
On Sunday, Nov. 6, Postmaster M.
M. Sanderson and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
| H. r. Huber and Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Krauss celebrated their forty-second
wedding anniversary. The three coup
| les were married the same day, Nov
6, 1879, at Baldwin, by the same min
lister, and every year but one since
| that time have united>on the Sunday
/ nearest that date for dinner, taking
| turns at entertaining. During these
/ years the number eligible to attend
these dinners has grown from the or
| iginal six to forty. This year the par
| ty was held at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs Huber.-From the Ellsworth
| papers.