River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-01-19

Tony Flick has opened bakery ~
Elmwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. w. Brown returned
Tuesday from weeks visit ia st,
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harold Watson have
moved into an apartment in the Stew
art Block.
Mrs. j. w. Allard left Tuesday for
an extended visit with her son, j.
Kelly at Roseville, Cal.
Miss Jane Little of st. Paul spent
the week end at the home of her un-
Gle, DR.. w. G. Fortune.
The Ellsworth American Legion
Post is considering the purchase OF
the Firemen's Opera House in that
village.
Irwin L. Courtice, who has posi-
ton as. county agent in South Ia
kota, Is home recuperating from an
attack of pneumonia.
John Snoeyenbos of Roberts has
taken possession of the implement
business formerly conducted by +.
Rivard & Son at Somerset.
Postmaster A. w. Stiles returned
to his desk at the Postoffice Monday
after being confined to his home by
illness for couple of weeks.
Mrs. Mae White, formerly OF Ellis
worth, and sister of c. w. Morton
of Saltwater, died at Malta, Mont.
Monday. The remains We're brought
to Ellsworth today for burial.
One package of Jersey Pancake
flour will be given away free with
every purchase of two packages OF
Jersey products, Cen Flakes or Oat-
meal, at Allard's, Saturday, January
21.-adv.
Ellsworth high school defeated
Prescott high at basketball Friday
evening on the formers floor. The
Prescott girls team won from the
Ellsworth girls in an exciting pre-
liminary game.
Mrs. Percy APP Roberts and son,
James Percy, of Hudson, left last
week to visit Mrs. APP Roberts moth
er, Mrs. w. r. st. John, and sister, at
Seattle, Wash, and her brother, at
San Francisco, Cal.
The following gentlemen from this
city were initiated into the Elks' lodge
at Hudson last evening: Dr.. A. Z.
Gendron, DR.. r. H. Laue, Geo. Chin
mock, Jr., III. A. Campbell, II. jenkins
and C. F. Winter.
Everett Iverson who had been IN
the Aberdeen Hospital in ST. Paul
since Oct. /, spent a few days last
week at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Henrietta Carroll. He left Friday for
his home at Stanley, N. d.
The Womens Auxiliary of Ellis
worth has elected the following offic-
ers: Bird Reed, president; Pauline
Morton, vice-pres.; Florence Harris
Treasurer; Viola Devine, secretary;
Daisy Perkins, Sophia Campbell and
Florence Ames, Executive committee.
The Fair Ground Pavilion Co. at
Ellsworth recently elected the fo.-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
C. r. Cannon, pres; Chas. Riley, vice
pres; w. G. Haddow, Sec; R. w.
Fink, treas; John Carr, manager. The
pavilion company voted to stage
celebration in Ellsworth July A.
The Polk County A. S. of E. re-
Gently reelected the following offic-
ers for the present year: G. A. He.ld-
rickson, president; A. j. Miller, vice
president; Roy Rasmussen, sec.-treas.
State vice-rresident C. ID. Hawn of
this city is to spend some time cam
paigning for new members in Polk
county.
In a conversation with M. M. Wall
tiers of River Falls last Friday that
gentleman informed us that he had
added equipment to his produce sta
ton at River Falls SO that he is now
prepared to make butter He SAIL
that he thought he could begin opera
tions this spring. lie intends seilin..
the butter direct to the consumer
Ellsworth Record.
A representative of the Carnegie
Medal Award association of New
York City was recently in Prescott
investigating the heroic act of Albert
Schmidt of that city who last summer
rescued the members of boating par
ty from drowning in Lake st. Croix.
The party consisted of lady and gen
lehman from ST. Paul and the Misses
Blanche and Frances Tabor and Ar
thur Knoblauch Of Prescott. Their
boat was capsized by high waves and
the entire party was nearly drowned
when Albert Schmidt came in his
motor launch and by daring and clev-
er work managed to save them all.
The representative of the Award as
ISOLATION took soundinos of the lake
at the scene of the accident and OBJ
tanned other data to help secure a
Carnegie heroism medal for Mr..
Schmidt. The association will decide
this as well as other cases at meet
ing to be held in New York next week.