River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-02-03

Walter Chapman is spending the
week in Madison.
Miss Irene Nopp left MONDAY TO
teach at Hancock, Mnin
Consult Or. Ciough for eye trouble
Feb. ID at the Gladstone.-adv.
G. d. McKinnon left Monday on
a business trip to Eau Claire.
c.. M. Stewart of New York City
is spending few days in the city,
Sen. G. B. Skogro was up from
Madison on business the first OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Williams were
down from Minneapolis the latter
part Of last week.
Miss Irene Bergum left Friday for
Appleton where she will attend
Lawrence College.
Does your car need repairing OF oV-
erhauEing? We do expert work. Rich
ards & Smith.--adv.
Mrs. E. R. Smith and daughter
Miss Dorothy, left Tuesday Tor tneir
new home in Wichita, Kan
pr. r. w. Ashley will be in his office
from to IL a. m. and from 2 to 9 P.
n, during the month of February.
Miss Edith Anderson Of New YORK
CITY is visiting at the home Oh ner
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Anderson
Wanted-Room and board for two;
on first floor. Must be warm. Mrs.
John feelings, 1906 10th ave. South
Minneapolis, MINI.
Grin Wenzel, who had been employ
ed at the Junknlan elevator at BEL
denville, is now working in his broth
er's restaurant here.
Mrs. D. Gillen, of Racine, who had
been spending few days here at the
home of her brother, VIM. McLaugn-
lin. returned to Racine Wednesday,
The Kramer Auto Co. received a few
new Fords this week. j r. Adams.
Of this city, and lewis Christensen,
town of MaNell. each purchased
one of the new ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wright and Mrs.
w. S. Armstrong of River Falls and
Mrs Hynds of Saskatchewan, Can
ada. drove over from River Falls last
Sunday and visited at the Jennes
home.-Hammond News.
e. C. Roberts, Optemetrist, will be
at Hotel Gladstone Tuesday, Feb. Y.
Glasses fitted that will relieve all
Eyestrain, Dizziness, Floating Spots,
Nervousness, Sore and Infiamed Eyes,
Cross Eyes, Cataract. etc.-adv.
The following from this city were
initiated into the Elks' lodge ut Hud-
son last night: Judge w. P. Knowles
o. II. Ostness, w. S. Oligney, George
Currier. Bert Hawkins, Ben Rosen-
berg, James F. Richards and Charles
Phillips.
The hearing of Fred Reinke for sale
of liouor was held before Judge Arm
ouist Monday and resulted in acquit-
tai. District Attorney Lynn Ashley
appeared for the state and Attorneys
Thomas O'Brien and f. M. White con-
Quoted the case for the defendant
Hudson Star Observer.
Harry WATSON, son Of James was
son of Hudson, is on his way home
from Argentina, South America
where he has been employed by the
international Harvester Co. He VIII
arrive the latter part of February
and expects to go into business for
himself in Kansas.-Hammond News.
Mr.. WATSON is brother OF Mrs. j.
R. Haddow of this city.
The carnival which the Elks are
planning to stage at Hudson April
/ and 2 will have several features
which made hit at the RED Cross
carnival here during the war, and a
number of those who were response
BILE for success of the local affair are
Elks and have been invited to JOIN
the Hudson men in rounding out the
details. The sale of tickets is pro-
crossing very satisfactorily. The
proceeds from this carnival are to go
toward the erection of new home
for the lodge at Hudson.
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