River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-08-24
Miss Wittdorf spent Friday in St.

Wis.
Judge Oris E. Lee of Saltwater
was in the city on legal business Sat
urday.
State Fair Week will soon be here.
Get your Ford car now. Ramer Auto
C0.-adv.
Mayor Smithson of Saltwater died
suddenly of heart disease Tuesday,
aged 81 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. O w. Newcomb left
Monday on an auto trip to the north
ern part of the state.
"Red" Stendall, singer, with Flan-
ders' orchestra, at Prescott Pavilion
Friday, Sept adv.
Mrs. r. C. Olson left Tuesday for
weeks visit with iler sister, Mrs.
Elmer Young, at Manitowoc.
Athol Moynihan, who teaches at
Waushara, spent last week here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Moy-
nihan.
Atty Arthur Christofferson and
family, of ST. Paul, spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fortune.
Going Some! Three Of my Rhode
Island Red Cockerals ct months old
yesterday, weighed TIA lbs. Curtis
Johnson.7adv.
Two steers. in herd being driven
in from the country to the local stock
yards, died from heat prostration
yesterday afternoon.
Professor w. H. Hunt left Sunday
for Menomonie. From there he went
to West Virginia to conduct series
of teachers institutes.
Good music, good floor, cool and
pleasant, everything arranged for
your good time at the Fair Ground
Pavilion dance, August 25.-adv.
DIR. and Mrs. Werner and daughter,
Miss Cora motored here from Red
Wing last Thursday and visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
1
Bliss.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. White and child
rem, Miss Ophelia and Nevin, visited
at the homes of Mr.. Whites brothers,
Ted and Jesse, in Minneapolis Sunday
and Monday.
Two carloads of steel for the Pres
colt bridge were rlnloaded there the
past week. The third pier for the
bridge has been laid, and the fourth
one soon will be.
Carlyle Thelander and Harold
Ritchey have gone to Trego. Wis,
from where they will canoe back to
Ilwaco Springs, via the Namakagon
and st. Croix rivers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. ingalls, of Aber-
deem, S. D., are visitors at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Peter Rasmus, OF
Salton Hill. Mr.. ingalls, will move to
River Falls.-Pierce County Herald.
Harry Snyder, Behlmer Carisch,
VIM. Meyer, VIM. Firner, Raymond
Prichard and Fred Budworth are hav-
ing an outing this week, camping out
on the st. Croix up near Hudson
Prescott Tribune.
There has been some fine pike fish
ing on the Mississippi near Prescott
recently. Will Biddick of this city
caught one that weighed 6A pounds
Saturday, the largest reported from
there this season.
Vera Snoyenbus has given up her
position as clerk IN the James fohir
store so that she may attend the l'iv-
er Falls Normal during the coming
year. Gladys Swanson of Star Prai-
RE has taken her place in the store.
Roberts Cor. in Hammond News.
The amount first appropriated for
a new wagon bridge across the South
Fork not being sufficient, the City
Council has voted an additional bond
issue of $12,O0000, which will be sub
mitted to city referendum at gener-
al election on November Z, this year.
Miss Nan Nelson returned home
Friday from a camping trip at Deer
Island. She was accompanied home
by the Misses Anna Peterson and
Emma Tylor and Arnold Lundberg.
The ladies have returned to their
homes, Mr.. Lundberg remaining for
a longer visit.
A large touring car, parked in the
center of the Main street pavement,
backed down off the incline and over
the CRIB in front of the First Nation
al bank last evening. It came with
in few inches of going down the al
ley, which would undoubtedly have
resulted in wrecked car in plunge
over into the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Huntoon and
daughter, Miss Helen, of st. Paul,
&c. IIT.ll:..-