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Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-03
REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

(Headquarters-Independence, Mol Woman's Club Bldg, Quality Hill Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
 Sacrament Service II: a. m.
 Religio Dept. (Young Peoples meeting) 6:15.
 Preaching 7:30 D. m. The Topic, the Divinity of the Book of Mormon" will be continued this being the third of a series oi lecturers.
 Wednesday night Prayer service al 7:30$ at our Chapel opposite War ren Laundry. The public is cordially invited tC all services. FER. DAVIS, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-03

Stin Siess bees about half the size of an ordinary hOusefly are to be ] found in Australia.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-03
MoMgE EsTARNTo MEo

v 7I1CINF lflNUtLF1o INV. TVN IIH'V Beery. motion picture actor, forper husband of Gloria Swanson. screen ac- tress. announced here today that hc and Miss Virginia Southerland. daush- ter of Judge Peter Southcrland Of Lea veuworth Kans.. soon would be mar ricd. Miss Southerland is not connect ed with motion pictures.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-03

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Morning prayer with address, II a. m.
 Violin solo-Mr Joe Berlindo. Thursday choir practice, 7:30 ?. m
 GEO. c. GOLDEN, Rector.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-03
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
 SERVICES

On Sunday, December 3rd, being the first Sunday in Advent, Rev. John c. Schmidt, of Douglas, will preach at the First Church of Warren at , o'clock, D. m Matthew 21: 1-9. "Christ's Coming in the New Church Year" will form the subject of the discourse, to which every one is most cordially in vited Sunday School begins at 2 o'clock.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
SECURITY sALEsMEN.

HERE IS THE KIND OF A SELL
ING PROPOSITION YOU HAVE
SEARCHED FOR. BUT SELDOM
FOUND.
A business which has earned
over 81 800. 900 on all invested cash
capital of only $4,000 during a
period OF 35 years-equivaien to
over 400eo per annum.
A product which is favorabiy
known throughout the civilized
world. a
A management composed OF sue
cessful. capable men. .,
An, advertising campaign which
will make this Company's product
the most talked-of in a field where
annual sales are In excess of
800. .0o0. 900. i. - Il
A special offering which. IN ad-
dition to Preferred Stock ,divl-
dends. should show very unusual
stock profit.
A new sales plan which takes
you direct to your prospect with
out loss OF time or effort, and
which will enable you to make q
sale day.
A liberal commission both In
Cash and in Common Stock. with
the possibility of quick promotion.
to the Managership of one Of the
many additional Branch Offices
which this Company is planning
to open.
Write fully, stating your past
experience In security selling. class
of securities handled. AVERAGE
monthly earnings. and give two
character references.
Address Treasurer, Box n 611
Herald. $50 Broadway
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P1sass 1sex$io~ Ths Nsso York
Hsrosd soAsw owssSsrts1 ossy
one Of tkess advertisements
HELP wANrED-M.ls.
sArEearEN

sALEREN
with money making qualifications.
experienced in high Grade bond
and stock issues. TO assist in the
mana genlent and direction In mar
keting a large industrial issue
whereby the principal is guarsn-
teed against loss by a stsadard
corporation with enormous assets:
unusual opportunity to secure per-
mansnt position. with advance
ment; liberal compensation; replies
strictly confidential. Box Y 221a
Herald. $50 B'wsy.
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HELP WANTED Male.
AN ADVENTURE IN
BUSINESS

(Not from the Arabian Knghtsl
Mr.. A. $50 years of agel. who has
been successful lumber salesman nearly
all his llfe found himself - ~,ntly without a
position. Happening through u happy chance
to read our advertisement he decided that
HERE was an opportunity to capitalize his
selling abilities for more money than he had
been receiving. Result OF his first eight
weeks work with us over $1.400 In cash
commission. and he has deferred equities in
the business OF approximately the same
amount.
This Is a human document open to your
scrutiny--a story from real life. tho hero OF
which Is now In our employ. Best of all. 1t
can be duplicated by an energetic man who
has the work habit, combined with our
original selling methods. We have a similar
opening for one or two successful statesmen
who can furnish gilt edge references. l.. A.
Cert. General Agent. Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Company. room 603. f1s West 44th
st. New York city. Call any time before
P NJ.
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sEcuRIrY Statesmen.

u :
Wanted, two high grade security statesmen
20 sell increase stock issue In successful and
rapidly expanding terminal warehouse or
ganization in the port of New York on deen
since organization three years ago. Purpose
of additional stock issue now offered for
sale Is to provide additional warehouse space
for business now being turned away for lack
of room. Personal letters OF Introduction to
prospective buyers from officers OF the COM
many. n 665 Herald. 28O Bway.
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SPECIALITY Statesmen.


who are capable of realizing that an
article of general, demand visualized by
the prospect will sell itself: all sales re-
sistance removed: bona fide live leads
furnished only to men who can SHOW
proven record of production; only sales
men with clean records, capable OF earn
ing 500 per week or moro need apply;
drawing account artists and floaters.
keep away. CaIl all week, Suite All,
391 East 149th st.
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HELP wANrED-MaIe.
sALEsMEN.

THE FOLLOWING is A PER-
soNAL LETTER RECENTLY WRIT
TEN BY OUR MR.. PETERSON TO
HIS ACQUAINTANcEs IN THE
SELLING FIELD. WE ARE TAX
ING THIS METHOD OF BROAD
CASTING" 1T SO THAT 1T MAY
MAKE AN APPEAL TO OTHER
MEN OF HIGHEST CALDER WITH
WHOM WE HAVE NO MEANS OF
COMING IN CONTACT PERSON, ,
ALLY.
Jersey City. N. j..
May IL. 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
src11R1rY SALESMAN.

Corporation established - years Is plan
ming further expansion and wants expert
enced security salesman who can furnish
references to sell portion of its well securcM
per cent preferred stock: company Is wen
rated bank references given. commission
basis Call any morning, between and "
room 21Oo, go West 42d st.
SEVERAL splendid openings for ineNperi-
enced high school boys. A. j. Holmes
Agency. 145 West 4fst st.
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ING THIS METHOD OF BROAD
CASTING 1T SO THAT 1T MAY
MAKE AN APPEAL TO OTHER
MEN OF HIGHEST CALDER WITH
WHOM WE HAVE NO MEANS OF
COMING IN CONTACT PERSON
ALLY.
Jersey City. N. j..
May IL. 1922.
am sending this message to-day
to you and to several other statesmen
whom / count among my friends.
have two reasons for doing this:
First, TO let you know where I am
and what am doing; Second. to
tell you of an opportunity which l
honestly believe to be unparalleled In
American business to-day.
You don't need me to tell you that
opportunities like this are not open
long. and feel so strongly that you
should not miss It that want you
TO take action at once.
AS you know. my experience as d.
rector Of Sales and Lecturer for the
Oldest and best known school OF
SalesmAnship in the world brought
me in contact with selling orsaniza-
tions and business houses throushe-t
the Metropolitan Area.
offered by selling organizations OF
every type. 1 was in close touch
with big figures in various phases Of
Industrial life. Several very flatter-
ing offers were made me which would
have meant not only Increased sal
ary. but Increased responsibility.
declined them all. But wnen. few
months ago, the opportunity came TO
me to Join this organization. l re-
allied that here was something too
big to miss.
You will understand that I have no
desire to dissuade any man from any
line of work In which he Is happy.
and in which he is progressively pros
pering. But Life Work Is a serious
matter. Happy tho man who finds It
before thirty. And thousands of men
are waiting, Just as / was, for what
Is clearly the chance of a lifetime
an opportunity so rare and so full of
promise that to miss 1t means lasting
regrets.
It Is impossible to present this op-
portunity adequately in a letter. But
can tell you briefly this: The cor
poration with which am now con-
nected Is the largest of its kind in
America. II is backed by men whose
names are famous the country over.
1t is expanding at rate so rapid
that more men of the right type must
be secured at once. Twenty-Five pro-
motions have been made in the past
few weeks. Executive positions are
filled from the Financial Department.
and 1t is in this Department--the SELL
Ing end-that you viii begin. II you
come.
out yOu WILL IOt-uHicSo you SO uc-
sire--stay there. New positions are
constantly opening up. And. remem-
Der this--sheer merit is what advances
here. The man is more important
than the machine. Places are walt
ing for every man who proves his
right to advance. And no personal bias.
no unfair play. will block your path
way.
want you TO realize that I am
actually understating the case. as
prefer you to find the situation as it
exists here more attractive than my
limited description can make It. This
was my own experience on making
the connection. and ] know 1t will be
yours.
I can't impress on you too strongly
the necessity Of acting at once IL you
are Interested.
SIDNEY PETERSON.
Y 221s Herald. ESQ Broadway.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTs-ENoRMoUs PROFIT
statesmen.
= New article; big demand; every merchant
and business men must have IT. S2J to $50
and upward per day: inexperienced agent
got IA sales out OF 16 calls; his profit 1850
territory going fast; sample FREE: send
dime TO cover mailing. Business Builders.
Dept. 12S, Athens. N. Y.
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SALESMAN.
SOMETHING NEW,

Serious minded men who are really
full of ambition and are desirous
of making a permanent connection
should see me Immediately.
This Is new line OF production
which promises to develop into one
Of Americas great industries. The
product is new and interesting, OF ex-
ceptional merit and In demand in
numerous manufacturing lines Our
trict. already In production, Will
greatly assist you in getting business.
The future will require a large
cess will be limited only by your abil-
ity to develop with the business. Men
who show determination and ability
to succeed will find ample opportunity
for advancement
I answered an advertisement Of this
Corporation and became q salesman.
After a short time was promoted
to my present position. My chief as
sistant was promoted from salesman
last week.
Our statesmen work on definite pros
poets. Every morning they know
whom they are going to see, as they
people whose interest in our product
has already been aroused. We de-
velpp these leads.
THIS IS REAL COOPERATION.
We have mailed TO 5000 business
men a brief outline of our product
and it's possibilities.
As q result more than 5000 busi-
ness men have already become stock
holders. Many others are expecting
our representative to call. We have
opcninRs for several ambitious men
who can present the entire subject in
q gentlemanly way
Every facility Il available TO enable
you to get quick start.
II you have q friend who has the
proper qualifications and who also
wants q high class, digntfied position
selling securities. bring him with you.
We will show you records where our
sales force has averaged great earn
ings In commissions.
II they can do II. 90 can you.
Call Monday, May IS, between .
A. NJ. and s p. NJ. and talk 1t over.
DIRECTOR OF SALES,
ROOM 11o1. 700 SIXTH AvENUEs
CORNER 41sT STREET.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

SPOON.N-FORK, fastest selling speciality
ever produced for the kitchen; 1905 profit;
every woman buys on sight; a necessity
wherever food Is cooked: 23c. for sample or
81 so for dozen. Act now for exclusive ter
ritory. Atlast, s60A Woolworth Bldg. N. Y.
TAILORING Agents-w onderful virgin wool
price line. retails $3.50 per suit:
genuine Palm Beach. s1675; no. extra
charges; you collect and keep deposit; pro-
tected territory; money back guarantee.
Hustlers write j. B. Simpson. Inc. Dept.
A i15, s31 West Adams ST. Chicago
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Female.

AGENTS-WOMEN ONLY
make SO daily selling new sanitary ar
ticle which every woman must have. Call
or write. Ideal Speciality Co.. IS Schermer-
horn ST., Brooklyn. N. Y.
AGENTS Spare time work, So an hour.
demonstrating Simplex Ironing Board
Covers In your town something new; sells
every home. w. j. LYNCH. Springfield. H.
LADIESi-S6 day spare time; experience un-
necessary; guaranteed waterproof aprons:
dainty. durable. never need laundering;
sample free. Jennings Mfg. Co.. Apron B
Ala Dayton, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

statesmen.
MOTOR TRUCKS.
Excellent opportunity is open to sew
eral high grade. experienced. motor
statesmen with following; men with
ability TO sell Rainier worm drive
trucks: salary and commission.
RAINIER MOTOR CORP.
1897 ATLANTIC Av.. BROOKLYN.
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HELP wANrED-M.I..

NEN-5o MEN.
wANrED-So
or THE BEST
Statesmen IN
NEW YORK.
CO X : 8 5 sA =
FASpHNe Fan III T RS IS
Blu S N ESS.
MEN WHOSE
q fsg = Z caEAxo- s4AA1-
kE 81 soS 4 eiSs
AsiL1rY AsT1 TO
serve THE
co URTEoUs.
pIGN IFIED
Pa vIous
f xPERIENCE
IN SELLING
LY NEG Es-
sARY. AS THE
CORPORATION
NJ A 7 NTAINS
ITS OWN SYS-
TEN.
NUS UAL
OPPOR TU Nj
TIES r o r
THOSE Sc
LECTED.. AP-
PLY SUITE
ilol. iao W. AID ST.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

ADJUSTER. paper bags; experienced. on
satchel bottom. bag and sack machines.
MILLER. ToMPK1NS CO.. 4s5 Washing
ton st.
has good references. Apply after 9:30
A. NJ. Rowland & Marcellus Co. 80 5th av.
RooKKEEPER and accountant; experience
In building or contracting lines essential,
good salary for right man. permanent POSI-
ton. o 2o43 Herald, Herald 50.
BoOKKEEPEK. assistant. about % years
DID, Christian. permanent position with
established concern. salary commensurate
with ability: state fully experience and
salary desired. 673 Herald. $50 Bway.
BoOKKEEPER with experience in corre-
spending and adjusting complaints TO take
charge Of complaint department: Catholic.
Arpiy, stating age, experience, present en-
ployment. Q $50 Herald. $50 Broadway
BOOKKEEPER stenographer. one familiar
with the plumbing line desired. Apply by
letter in own handwriting. David Brandt
BOOKKEEPER, assistant. and general Of
flee clerk; state experience and salary. q
2242 Herald. Herald SO.
BOOKKEEPER moderate sized printing Of
experience required. D $50 Herald. $50 B'way.
You are needed by hundreds of firms; watch
these columns daily for opportunity and X
you want a position Immediately also note
the Employment Agency-Commerciaf col
umns. Look at them NOW.
BOY-Strong boy to help In shipping depart
ment: also errand boy, 16 TO II years.
references required. Max Herman Co.,
7o7 Broadway.
BOY about 16 wanted by import house; no
experience necessary. references. Box
A14s, Holmes. 206 Broadway.
BUILDING construction and maintenance
man, office manager and executive; must
be shrewd purchaser, for the building
and maintenance line for number Of build
ings; must be skilled In handling employees;
TO take full charge OF an entire organiza.
salary expected. o. *, Box 266 Herald,
Herald So
BUTLER. WHO CAN COOK, TO TAKE
FULL CHARGE OF FAMILY OF TWO:
PERSONAL REFERENCES APPLY TO-
DAY. BETWEEN 0 AND IL A. M, WOOD.
205 L. 62D.
BUTLER-vALET: useful man: references
required: country In summer. Circle 22s3.
BUTLER, useful. experienced: references
required Call Monday 1912. ~ r. s0th.
cABINETMAKER and finisher, one who un-
derstands setting up: steady position Geo.
Fenneil Co. 2asi I'd av. d5sd st.).
GARDENER, handy man. who can drive
car. n. b. 6fe Longacre Building.
CONCRETE MASoNS WANTED.
We require the services of two con-
crete masons for the rest OF the sum-
mer. Work consists of laying con-
crete rurh and concrete stdevaiks
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
statesmen.

statesmen.
II you can represent sales organ
ization in a sound. truthful manner:
II you are straight thinking, intelli-
gent and present a correc. appear
ance; II you are ambitions and big
enough to take instructions, you may
learn through personal interview
that there exists right now genuine
opportunity for an unusually profit
able connection. Call
PAUL r. EVANS,
Is EAST 40TH ST.
Statesmen.
Whole or part time; we will show
YOU how to earn 500 TO 5000 weekly.
selling our shares TO definite prospects
and customers.
District managers will be appointed
and cities ailocated TO men who prefer
to live out of New York: cooperation
of the best given.
Mr.. Thomas, room 42s. 1893 Broadway.
New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

sALESMAN-Two vacancies. old established
organization; 5000 10 $4,000 "A year is
what our men are making placing agencies
with merchants In all sized towns on COM
modify in great demand n real oppor-
tunity for workers: references. Address
Dept. A. x. Coz BaltInPre Bldg. Chicago.
SIGN LETTERS--Fo experience necessary
good pay. Write for sample. American
Metal Letter Co., 80 Belmont av., Bloom.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

COLLECTOR AND TRACER WITH EN-
PT,RTr'NCE ON FURNITURE OR BOOKS.
X. r.. 800 HERALD. HERALD SO.
COOK and useful butler. Call Lenox OS6.
or 40 East Soth ST.. between 10 +. NJ.
COUPLE.
Thoroughly experienced couple wanted
20 take entire charge permanent
home, without laundry. IN Hartford
Conn. Interview at 100 West 10th ST..
apartment "a, Monday, May is. be-
tween 10 and ~ A. NJ. Inquire for
Mrs. WISE. Only those with salts
factory references considered.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
STOCK statesmen WANTED.

A corporation Of standing and stahinty
class statesmen to place bonds and stock
to secure additional working capital; reas
sonable price on securities and liberal COM
mission. A 213f Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

TEACHER or college student: vacation po-
sition: good salary: bonus: opportunity
earn $500 or more during summer; possibcl
permanency. II. H., box los, Station r.
TEACHER or college student, summer|
months; splendid experience, pleasant
work: $273 for three months, 1856 for two
months. Address Dept. NJ, 303 9TH av.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

WON MATTE ACTIvE
OPPOR UNITY.
We want a few women OF refine
ment. strong personality. good educa-
tion. who are accustomed TO meet the
public. for work that is both dgnifed
and highly profitable. You will find
this opportunity mighty interesting and
just what you want for the higher
income you desire; women % years
old or over.
MR. KERR,
room S13. 81 Broadway.
Call . 80 P. M. Monday.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

UPHOLSTERER, for Chicago concern: SUI
perintendent or foreman, accustomed to
high grade overstuffed work; experienced In
handling large force of men successfully; :;
state age, past experience and reference.
Address room 53i. 2o6 w. Adams St. CHI
earn Ill
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-23
OAK KNOLL SCHOOL

On March 4th Miss Olson surpris-
ed her school by leaving as usual
Friday night, going to st. Paul on
Saturday and returning Monday
morning as Mrs. Marvin Benoys Of
Roberts.
Children, like grown people, believe
III revenge, so Monday afternoon,
March 18th, they surprised her.
All day there was a spirit of mys-
terry in the air. At $3.50 the mothers
and some of the fathers started 10
come, and by four o'clock all was
ready
The children marched in carrying
between them Eliza, new kind OF
hired girl. She brought with her g
lot of kitchen utensils, even a rolling
Pin.
The children marched in, carrying
son the little poem written by one of
the mothers.
"This little maid, we bring to you
To help you when with US you are
through.
You will be so glad no doubt
When this old school is really out
Eliza, will be good and kind
She promised US she'd always mind.
She will wash the dishes, sweep the
floor
Make the beds, and do lots more.
You will then recall some happy
days
Spent at Oak Knoll School.
Yes, score of girls and boys
Whom you forsook for NJ. Benoys
To make him mind the rule.
The mothers presented Mrs. Benoys
with a casserole and cut glass dish
as a token of their appreciation.
A bounteous luncheon was then
served to all present and a more
Pleasant afternoon has not been spent
in our little school. The children
even expressed wish that their next
teacher would follow Mrs. Benoy's
example.
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BELDENVILLE

The heavy coating of ice from the
storm last Friday has broken a great
many of the shade trees and put all
the telephone lines out Of order in
this community
Miss Edna Bennett returned from
River Falls Wednesday.
MINIS. VIM. Walker is quite sick.
This community was shocked Mon
day by the sudden death of Mrs
Schwartz at her home east of here
Rev. Schawrze has the sympathy OF
their friends.
The play, Little Buckshot" will be
given at the church March 81 ant
April l.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-23
PRESCOTT

The Public Library Board will hold
their regular meeting at the BANK the
18th of April.
The Prescott Equity Exchange have
the contract to furnish the contrac-
tors Of the new wagon bridge with
between 1000 and 5000 sacks OF
cement for the concrete piers.
During the melting of the snow
south Of town one mile, the many
visitors viewed the flow of water
which fell over the large high preci-
pice at Pine Coulee last week.
+ Joe Beskar of this city sold his
small pony, colt and cart and har-
ness to, All. Filkins of River Falls.
The Prescott High basket bal
team won over the st. Paul Park
High in the second game at the Opera
House last Friday.
The Silver Lake Jazz orchestra Of
this city furnished dance music for
dance at the Odd Fellows hall a
Hastings last Thursday evening.
The City Fathers are panning OF
placing city water in the CITY bastil'
in this city, per orders of the State
Inspector.
The traffic on Lake st. Croix ant
the Mississippi river has been dis
continued owing to the unsafe condi
ton of the ice.
Plans are under way for suitable
site to build Comfort Station TO
the general public. as required bl
law, by the City Council.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-23

Jackie Coogan, in "Peck's Bad
Boy" is to appear at the Princess
theatre here April 9-10.
The highway commission let two
contracts this week which will COM
plete the contract highway from the
state line below Kenosha to Green
Bay. The Dodge county section OF
the work was let to the Appleton
Construction Co. for $4,000 The
Washington county section was let to
the Gross Construction Co. for S222,-
900.
Frank E. O'Brien, an employee OF
the Bank of Ellsworth, died suddenly
at his home in Ellsworth Sunday. Mr.
O'Brien was 35 years of age, and is
survived by his widow, three children,
his mother and three brothers. Fun
eral services were held at the Catho-
lie church in Ellsworth Tuesday morn
ing and the remains taken to Eau
Claire for interment.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-23
OAK GROVE

Carl Reek and sister Hilda, spent
the week end with st. Paul relatives.
Robert Morrow and wife were
Sunday visitors at the Robert Ray
home.
Henry Reek is home from Cumber-
land for few weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Simon re-
turned to Lakeland after few weeks
visit with relatives here.
The snow is leaving in this local
ity very fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. LANCER spent
Sunday at the Jacob Simon home.
Miss Ravena Boals spent the week
end at her home.
SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH
In the city church services at 1896
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KINNICKINNIC

Mofril Smith gave delightful din
ner parties to young friends Tues
day and Saturday evenings.
A large number were entertained
at the Aid at the Wilcox home. Mrs
Sharp, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Wilcox
served bountiful dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Wilcox are
rejoicing over a baby son.
Mrs. Jennie Ferris is guest a.
the Smith home.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-03-23

In spite Of bad weather conditions
there was a good attendance at eau
Gus. The session was of interest to
all.
Mrs. F. b. Webster is spending a
week in Minneapolis.
The long continued sleet storm
gave US a TRANSPORTED landscape.
The beauty Of it viii give us some
thing to rejoice over as long as we
live.