River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-01-19
chas. Nelson was out from Hudson

Chas. Nelson was out from Hudson
Monday.
nj. Driscoll of Chaska, Mimi, spent
the weekend with relatives here.
Dance at the Arm0ry Friday (tO-
morrow } evening. Good music and
good time.--adv.
ery store in the former sample room
of the River Falls hotel.
Chas. w. Ritchey, aged 81, faith
err Of C. T. Ritchey of this city, died
at Palmstone, Ontario, Jan. IL.
Mrs. Willard Enge who had been
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Henrietta
carroll. left Saturday for Caryville.
Mrs. F. w. Finn left Monday to
represent the local Episcopal church
at an Episcopal convention IN Mllwau-
kee.
Miss Marie Peterson of Menomonie
visited over Sunday at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peder
Peterson.
Miss Frances Stapleton, who teach
es in Hammond, spent the weekend
in the city, guest at the home OF Mf.
and Mrs. James Carolan.
The Catholic Ladies will give a
card party in the basement OF the
church this Thursday evening, Jan.
10. Refreshments will be served, 25c.
Everyone is cordially invited.
e. /. Fitzgerald, former U. ). In
come Tax Agent, will be at Jay ID.
Grimm's office every tuesday until
March 18th to assist in the prepara-
ton of Federal tax returns.-adv.
Charles Heckel, who resides near
Prescott, was seriously injured last
week when a tree which he was chop
ping fell upon him, breaking several
bones. He was taken to a st. Paui
hospital.
The Ellsworth Equity Shipping as
ISOLATION has elected the following Of
ficers: f. w. Campbell, president;
Otto Larson, vice-pres.; Herman Pet
e,s,on, secretary; M. Langbein, treas;
Chas. F. Ottmsn, shipper.
Mrs. AL. Haugen and children ar
rived here last Thursday from Clear
Lake for a visit at the Clinton Beebe
home The Haugens have moved from
Clear Lake to Minneapolis, where Mr..
Haugan has purchased a grocery
store.
The Hudson Commercial Club has
adopted the slogan Hudson, the One
Hundred Per Cent City," suggested
nv Max Goldberg, and O. KID by Mgr.
Leo N. BROKER of the Chaplin Hall
Hotel. according to an item in the
Star-Observer.
Professor w. A. Baldauf of Wiscon-
sin Rapids has been added to the nor
NAL school faculty. He will assist IN
Science and Mathematics. Professor
Raldauf was Science Teacher and
Principal of the Wisconsin Rapids
High School for number OF years.
He is a graduate of Lawrence Col
tlege.
Patrolman M. J. Savage was out on
his section of the River Falls-Hudson
road first thing Monday morning
cleaning the drifted sections 20 that
auto traffic between here and Hudson
could be resumed Several cars at
temrted to get through between here
and Hudson Saturday evening, after
the blizzard, but drifts, especially on
the stric inst west of the slx-nlie
turn, made tie road impossible.
Miss Edith Tubbs, who had been
here for a month visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Tubbs, left Sun
day for New York City to attend
IidllCIidl IHtctiiiS VI liz OsNiiAF
Girls organization. She represents
the Camp at Stockton, Cal, as Sec
rotary of the Executive Committee
there. While in New York she will
visit the Geo. M. Stewart family. She
will return to Stockton by way OF
Washington, d. c., taking the South
ern route from there. At Houston,
Tex, she will visit Mrs. r. j. Jung
(nee Bess Buck) formerly of this city.
A touring car belonging to the Jen-
son & Halsted Co. was wrecked by
fire Monday night. Mr.. Halsted was
returning alone from a trip to Big
River and was nearing the Foster
hill, just out of town, when he dis
covered that the car was afire. He
stopped and supposing he had ex-
tinguished the blaze. commenced to
arrange for getting the car hauled in.
A little later he opened the front door
and the entire car burst into a mass
of flames and all the woodwork, up
holstering, the top, ETC., was consum-
ed. There was no wind and the flames
shot straight into the air, this fact
resulting in saving the four tires on
the wheels The spare tire at the rear
was destroyed.