River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-10-26
Mrs. Guy Wright spent Monday in

The new Lakeside Hospital at Rice
Lake was dedicated last week.
VIM. Connell of Baldwin visited
his mother and sister here Sunday.
j. Harold Watson, who is teaching
in Dorchester, spent the weekend at
| home.
| Miss Isabel Scott, who teaches at
Eleva, spent the weekend at her
home here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grey of Mime
apolis are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. James Sweet.
sa7 See Linehan Bros. about that
hcase or farm you have been locking
for. For sale or trade.-adv.
Mrs. Ogers of Hudson and Mrs.
Miller of Pasadena, CAL, called on
friends in River Falls Tucsdy.
Mrs. Frank Monroe and daughter,
Miss Fern, Of Ladysmith, are visiting
the formers mother, Mrs. Chas. En-
sign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Christensen,
of Amery, spent Sunday at the horne
Of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. V. Scott.
Eliss Ella Smith, of Chicago, visit
ed her brother. A. E. Smith and fam
lily and Miss Lovila M. Mosher the
first Of the week.
Bion Elliott and Manley Healy have
gone into partnership and have pur-
chased the East Shore Store at
White Bear, MINI.
Mrs. w. T. Glass and sister, Mrs. L..
Osborne of Superior, spent few days
last week visiting relatives in Mime
apolis and ST. Clouh, Mimi.
Old Time Dance, the last of the
season, at the New Centerville Pavii-
ion, Friday, Oct. ". Music by the
Spring Valley Orchestra.-adv.
Miss Addie Hunter was severely in
iured and bruised last evening when
struck by an automobile as she was
walking to her home on Fourth street.
This is that coed time you are
looking for-Masquerade at the
Prescott Pavilion Friday, Nov. 10.
Music by Flanders crchestra.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilcox, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Fox and Miss Myrtle
Anderson attended the funeral of W.
L. Adams at Hudson on Tuesday of
last week.
"Coxy" Wall, notorious bandit,
wanted on robbery charges in Polk
county and in st. Paul, escaped from
the Polk county jail, taking two other
prisoners with him.
Miss Anne Barrett proved her abll-
ity as a nimrod on Monday and Tues
day when she bagged the limit OF
SQUIRRELS on each of two trips into
the valley of the Rocky Branch.
Mrs. Matilda McKernon went to
Spring Valley Tuesday to visit her
son a couple of days before going to
River Falls to live with her daughter,
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The radiophone outfit installed in
Sam Nelson's billiard hall last week
did not prove satisfactory and Sam
has had it replaced by an instrument
of wider range. The new one was
put in yesterday.
The NJ. T.. NJ. degree was conferred
by the local Masonic Chapter Monday
upon the following candidates: c. A.
Chester Anderson, Principal II. Z.
Mason and Pavl E. Baird. A banquet
preceded the ceremonies.
APPLES & PEARS-Cet yours
while they are gcing; our second car
of Michigan fruit is just in and they
are fine and gCing fast. One block
north of Freight House. Office phone
SO; house phone 1913. Van Voorhis 4
Davics.-adv.
DR.. E. O. Kslk has rented the Max
Sherburne house on the West Side.
j The Sherburnes will move to st. Paul.
DR.. R. H. Laue has purchased of L. K.
Alton the house now occupied by DR..
Kalk and family, and also the lot
east across the street.
Joseph C. Bergeron, of Rice Lake,
well known here, died Oct. Is from
injuries received in an auto accident
the week before. Mr.. Bergeron was
As years old, and was engaged in the
insurance business. He is survived
by his widow and two children, and
his parents.
Thomas W. Caffrey, aged 81, a
nephew of Joe Caffrey of Hammond,
was killed by the accidental discharge
Of his shotgun while duck hunting re-
Gently. He was a switch foreman on
the Great Northern Ry., and resided
in Superior. He is survived by his
widow and three small children.