River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-02-09
Eat more of Shepard's Honey!

Mrs. Lloyd Hauan visited her sis
ter, Mrs. AL. Bachman, in Hudson
| Sunday.
The dance announced for tomorrow
friday evening at the Armory has
been called off.
Edw. Husfloen is again proprietor
of the Lawton store, which had been
closed for some time.
Miss Lila Williams left today for
few weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Bert Shaw, at Huron, S. D.
Carl Algren of Hudson slipped and
fell on slippery stairway in st.
Paul Sunday and fractured knee.
| Miss Florenz Parsons left Sunday
| for La Crosse, where she will take
a course in Physical Education at the
Normal school.
The telephone exchange at Prescott
is to have new building erected to
house it, next Spring, according to
reports from that city.
Coaches III. e. Hayward and Otto
Eggebrecht went to Minneapolis Sat
| urday and saw Indiana eur trim Min
nesota "U" at basketball that evening.
Every feature of the Primrose
| Cream Separator will be clearly DEM
onstrated to you Friday and Satur-
day of this week. A. w. Lund co..
adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fortune Of
River Falls, Wis, are among the
visitors staying at the Olive for few
days while sight seeing in Tampa
Tampa, (Fla.) Tribune.
E. /. Fitzgerald, former U. S. In
come Tax Agent, will be at Jay Il.
Grimm's office every Tuesday until
March 18th to assist in the prepare
ton of Federal tax returns.-adv.
L. j. Webster went to Hudson yes
terday to attend Silver encamp-
ment of the Odd Fellows lodge. He
is in Hammond today to attend a
meeting of local telephone company.
Street Commissioner George Brow
ell saved pedestrians many bruise
and possibly some broken bones by
having all the dangerously slippery
sidewalks covered with sand the first
of the week.
Many from here who had planned to
attend were disappointed at the can
ceiling the John Mccormack concert
in st. Paul Monday. The famous
tenor has promised to return and sing
in st. Paul in April.
Thieves entered the stores Of d.
Deneen, M. E. johnson and Mrs. M.
P. Carroll at Hammond recently. They
secured about $500 in Liberty bonds
at the Johnson store, but got nothing
from the other places.
The Ellsworth high school stock
Judging team carried off first honors
in the district stock judging contest
held the Normal school here last
Wednesday. Other high schools rep
resented were River Fails, New Rich
mond and Roberts. :
A tenement house in Hudson was
destroyed by fire last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Milliken, formerly
of this city, made their home in the
building and lost all of their Furniture
in the blaze. They were away from
home at the time of the fire.
white Eagle a spectacular thrill
err replete with GREATNESS scenes ana
speed, action and pep, Ruth Roland
starring, at the Princess Theatre
Tuesday, Feb. IA. Also Adventures
of Billy and Bob" Harold Lloyd COM
edy, and Pathe News. Admission 10
and zoe. Don't forget the date.-ady.
Monseignor Joseph j. Pinton is to
be installed as bishop of the Superior
diocese Of the Catholic church soon
after Easter. His conservation as
bishop of this diocese was to have
taken place Feb. %, but he was I'M
able to close up his affairs as vicar
general at Marquette, Mich, by that
time.
The Saltwater Messenger reports
that there is to be some real opposi-
ton to the reelection of Congress
man A. j. Volstead of the 7th Mn
nesota district. 1t is claimed that his,
dry hobby has impaired his useful
ness in the matter of the agricultural
and other legislative needs Of his dis
ty;,t Congressman Volstead is now
serving his tenth consecutive term in
Congress.
Paul Kallgren. of Ogilvie, MINI,
has succeeded Walter Garden as
manager of the I. J. McCollow & Co.
store at East Ellsworth. The Els
worth Record says that Mr.. McCollow
is going to gradually retire from the
business after nearly a quarter of a
century of merchandising in Ellis
worth He left last week for a few