River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-09-07
Local News

her vacation TUESDAY evening.
Mrs. H. E. Hayward and son, Dick,
returned Tuesday from Montana.
Manley Clark stopped here for a
short visit Sunday, enroute to Madi-
son.
Jay H. Grimm and family returned
last evening from an auto trip into
Michigan.
VIM. Strickland of Superior, arriy-
ed Wednesday and is the guest at E.
II. Currier home.
Mrs. Ina Sims returned from Little
Falls, Mimi, Monday evening. She
will room at Ella Tyllor's.
DIR. A. E. Gendron left Tuesday af
ternoon for two weeks trip to his
old home in Montreal, Canada.
Miss Luella Swartz went to VIM
netonka, ILL.,, the first of the week,
where she will teach this year.
Miss Bertha Hoover of Chetek,
spent few days the first of the we,'1
as the guest of Mrs. j. Harold Wat
son.
Edmond Firner left Saturday for
Memphis, Tenn, where he will teach
Manual Training in city school this
year.
Miss Mabel Plammer returned Sun
day to Detroit, Mich. where she
teaches Domestic Science in a city
school.
Emil Carisch and wife drove to
Rochester, Mimi, the latter part OF
the week, taking their son Robert
down for an eye treatment.-Prescott
Tribune.
Miss Helen Currier arrived Monday
from Madison, Wis, where she had
spent a two weeks vaction. After a
week here she will return to her work
in Superior.
Virgil M!anion left Tuesday to COM
mence his duties as salesman for the
Armour Company. Mr.. and Mrs.
Manion are at present making their
| nome IN f1uuSON.
Pierce county came so near having
county nurse that one was hired,
to begin work September LIST; but she
got better job, hence we are nurse
less.-Spring Valley Sun.
Archie Hardyment, VINO had been
employed at the Stewart Mercantile
Co.. store for the past two years, left
the first of the week for Davenport,
Ia, where he plans to accel a posi-
| ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Clark, having
completed their studies at the Palmer
School of Chiropractic at Davenport,
Ia, returned today, driving home in
their auto. They have not decided
upon location as yet.
Glenwood City and Emerald ball
teams have disbanded because of poor
patronage. The Inter-County ball
league, which included them and 9TH
ers, is about all in, according to re-
ports.-Spring Valley Sun.
Robert Hanson, who attended st.
Olaf college at Mortified last year
and "made" the first football team as
guard, has decided to enter the River
Falls Normal school this fall. Tub"
should prove a real asset to the Red
& White football squad.-Pierce
County Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Fessenbecker,
accompanied by Mesdames c. G. Fes-
senbecker and Mabel McIntee started
for Milwaukee Friday morning in
Elliott's Ford. After few days Wis
it there they will go to Wabeno where
Elliott is to teach again during the
coming year. Mesdames Fessenbeck~
er and McIntee will return by train.
Roberts Cor. in Hammond News.
Several sons of Chas. Julian, of
Maiden Rock, had narrow escape
Monday when their car was showed
off the coulie road into the ravine.
They were coming from the village,
and the Lawrence O'Connell car, in
trying to pass, hit their car, which |
fell twenty feet onto the rocks, turn
ing over several times. No one was
badly hurt, but the car is a total
wreck.-Spring Valley Sun.
Claude Cleveland residing at TIA
East Tenth street, St. Paul, was beat |
en- to death within sight of his wife
Sunday evening when he went to her
rescue as she was accosted by a
stranger at Tenth and Cedar streets.
The assailant has not as yet been ap-
rehended.-Pioneer Press. Mr..
Cleveland was born in Hrhson thirty
nine years ago and had made his home
there until 1920. when he moved to