River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-06-22
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Frederick Covers Of St. Paul visit
ed in this city over the weekend.
Do you know Ford touring car
costs only S34S.00 +. 0. b. factory
adv :
Margretta Jensen returned Satur-
day from Neenah, where she had been
teaching.
For information on Buses call
High Grade Oil Co. Bus Station,
phone 161.-adv.
Miss Dorothy Bowie of Turton, S.
D., is visiting at the ]. w. Allard and
A. Oligney homes.
Miss Lucille Thomas has gone to
Madison to attend the summer ses-
sion at the university.
Make reservations for Sunday
chicken dinner at Hillcrest. Phone
B122-I, Prescott. Wis.-Adv.
Mrs. Emma Dickman returned Sun
day from two weeks visit with rel
atives at Mondovi and Modena.
An ice cream social will be held by
! the Christian Endeavor society on the
church lawn tomorrow friday
evening. Everyone is cordially in
vited.
Bus will take passengers to the
Ellsworth dance Friday night, leav-
ing Gladstone Hotel at 10 p. m. sharp,
and returning from Ellsworth at a.
m. Buy your tickets at the hotel
| Adv.
The Journal has received word
from the National Puzzle Contest Co.
| to the effect that an announcement of
The winners in the "B' word puzzle
contest will be ready for publication
about the first of July.
Miss Florence Vlieland who has
been here the past month, GONZALES
cling from a surgical operation, re-
turned last week to her position in
at the offices of motion picture cor
poration in Milwaukee.
Celebrate at Ellsworth July 4th.
Dreamland De Luxe dancing at the
Fair Ground Pavilion, afternoon and
evening. Ball games, Curtis aero
planes, Big Band Concerts, Games,
Clowns. BOOST THIS-ITS BIG
Adv.
F. S. Chsmberlain, resident of
this city many years ago, arrived
here from Befnidji, Mimi, Monday for
couple weeks visit and to attend the
st. Croix Valley Old Settlers meet
ing. He will also visit his old home
| in Hammond befor returning to Be
midi.
The Pierce County Herald's junior
scribe certainly has the faculty OF
touching up his comments with clever
| clinchers. Last week he had an item
scoring an out-of- town printer for
ruinous price cutting and concluded it
with the prayer: MAY his creditors
be merciful."
FLASHES of Action, motion pic
i lures of the World War, was shown
to rather small audiences at the Nor
NAL auditorium Tuesday. The pic
lures were excellent, and the accom-
paning films frdn the Forestry De-
partnent were also very entertaining.
The American Legion netted about
| $25 from the shows.
River Falls baseball fans were dis
tributed around the neighborhood
last Sunday, and Ill report fine
games. At Bav City Rice pitched a
to victory over Plum City. The
victors will play at Prescott next
Sunday. Prescott WI Bethel pitch
ing, won at Ellsworth Sunday. ! to 8.
Carolan, twitling or Hamm won
/ Herman Andrus and daughters,
Misses Nettie and Ruby, and Mr..
Kitzman, Of Spring Valley, stopped
off here on their return from st. Paul
Sunday and visited Mr.. Andrus'
brother, A. w. Andrus. They were. Wis
ting his daughters, Mrs. Fred Greer
and Miss Pearl Andrus in st. Paul.
The latter is in hospital there re-
operating from a recent operation
for appendicitis.
In a letter to Mr.. A. E. Fuller. John
A. Howard, who brings his concert
troup here June 20, the opening num-
Der of the Chautauqua, states that he
will be glad to see all his River Falls
friends while on his short visit here.
Mrs. Howard will be with him. Mr..
Howard will return to his position in
| tha Minot. N. d.. schools this Fall,