River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-09-01

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George Cook of Prescott visited
in the city last Thursday.
Mrs. L. H. Hamilton of Hastings is
spending the week here with friends.
Mrs. G. w NASSAU returned to st.
Paul yesterday after weeks visit
here.
Miss Eugene Willett returned to St.
Paul Yesterday after few days visit
in the city.
Mrs. A. Ecklund and Miss Florence
Parsons spent Tuesday and yesterday
in Minneapolis.
"The Miracle Man, Sept. SO, at
The Princess. See the program Tor
Paramount Week.
Sheriff Ray Hyatt was out from
Ellsworth last Friday for fishing
trip up the Kinnickinnic.
Miss Irene Lar1in left this morning
for Marshfield, where she will teach
English in the Junior High School.
Miss Agnes Stapleton, of Wash
ington, d. c., is visiting at the home
of Thomas Stapleton in Kinnickinnic.
The Otto Thelander, Victor Weiss
and Earl Cornwall families motored
to Red Wing and picnicked there Sun
day.
H. E. Elertson is having weeks
vacation from his duties at the First
National Bank. He is visiting in St.
Paul Park.
Mrs. H. E. Simpson and daughter,
Miss Ruth, returned home SUNDAY
from months visit with relatives IN
Racine and Melrose.
R. w. Freeman, e. r. Buck, +. Y.
Williams and A. c. Dunn left Satur-
day for few days Of lake fishing in
the northern part of the state.
Wisconsin colleges, universities, and
normal schools enroll about per cent
Of the states youth Of college age
between 18 and 22-roughly $1,000.
Next dance, PRESCOTT PAvIL.
ION, Friday, Sept. 2. Music by the
famous Breitner & Epstein orches-
ira. Come and maze good time :
adv.
Mrs. II. W. Rudow and daughter,
Miss Ann, of Menomonie, are spend
ing two weeks at the home OF Hon
and Mrs. c. d. Parker. Mr.. Rudow
was here over Sunday.
Veterans of the World War who
did not receive uniform clothing When
they left the service can no longer
secure such clothing, according to a
recent order of the War Department.
FAIR GROUND PAVILION Dance,
Ellsworth, Friday, Sept. 9. Music by
Flanders orchestra. Come and dance
on the best floor in Wisconsin, to the
music of the eight piece orchestra
adv.
Archie Morrow left Tuesday to
visit his parents near Madison. lie
and his wife and daughter will leave
next week for Grayling. Mich, where
he is to have charge of athletics IN
the city schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Halsted drove
up from Milwaukee Monday in new
Nash "four," purchased through the
Jensen & Halsted agency by w. A.
Magee. Mrs. Halsted had been spend
ing the past month with her parents
in Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. F. Ludeman and
son Karl motored here from Neenah,
arriving here last week Wednesday.
for visit at the home of Mrs. Lude-
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens.
Jensen. They left Tuesday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Lpdeman's sister,
Miss Margretta Jensen, who will teach
in Neenah.
Mr.. and Mrs. P T. Paynter and son
Harold motored up from Mifflin last
Friday and visited until Tuesday.
Mr.. Paynter, who was for some time
proprietor of the restaurant now own
ed by Chris Wenzel, has been engag-
ed in county road work during the
summer. His work there being COM
pleted he came mere LOOKING for To-
cation but had made no arrangements
when he left Tuesday morning.
Never since the State of Wiscon-
sin entered upon its road construction
program has so large an amount of
work been accomplished up to the last
week in August, as has been done this
year. Road work is proceeding at an
unprecedented rate, due partly to the
restricted program of the past few
years, but chiefly to the perfected or
ganization which Chief Engineer
Hirst now has under him. This state
now has what is recognized as the best
organized corps of highway engineers,
and the most effective organization
of any State. The new information
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