River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-04-13
Local News
Eat more of Shepard's Honey!

An American Legion AuxilldTy mas
been organized in New Richmond.
Oscar Weberg left this afternoon
for few weeks visit in California.
Ash hauling and team work, phone
525. A. l.. Chinook Transfer Line.
adv.
Miss Irene Larkin, who teaches at
Marshfield, is home for her Spring
vacation.
Miss Florence Bliss is home from
her school at Springfield, Mimi, for
the Easter vacation.
Get your Lawnmowers sharpened
now--bring them in before the rush.
H. w Thomson. adv.
Gus, the popcorn man, opened Tor
business at his old stand off the curo
at Main and Elm streets Saturday
Mrs. Curtis johnson spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the home OF her
sister, Mrs. P. l.. Place, in Lawton.
Easter Monday Dance at the Ar
mory. River Falls, Apr. II. FLANDERS
Orchestra, with Red Stendal, singer.
adv.
Miss Alma Elertson left Tuesday
for few days visit in St. Paul
Park. from there she will return to
Ladysmith.
Mrs. M. S. Bond of Ashland Wis
tied here from Friday until Monday,
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Emma Deickman.
Miss Margart Jensen, who teaches
at Neenah, is spending the Easter
vacation here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jens Jensen.
Come to the Easter dance April Ia
at Fair Ground Pavilion at Ellsworth,
Wisconsin, anu have the best time you
have had since our last dance--adv.
It stormed so hard Tuesday morn
ing-about four inches of snow fell
that many thought it must be the date
of a boxing show at the Armory.
Ellsworth is planning to be on the
baseball map again this summer
Lloyd Rice and Ted Reed have al
ready been signed as battery for the
Hub team.
We have a factory shipment OF
Philadelphia Diamond-Grid batteries.
We are offering Is to Is percent dis
count on these batteries. Jensen 4
Halsted. adv.
The usual good music, cafeteria
with special lunch features, and
everything arranged for your good
time, at the Easter dance April IL at
the Fair Ground Pavilion, Ellsworth,
Wisconsin.-adv.
A government issue of rifles and
ammunition for Albert Harvey Flet-
cher Post, The American Legion, ar
rived here recently. The equipment
is to be used by the Posts firing
SQUAD at military funerals.
The $4,000 cash for prizes in the
Journals sB" word contest is on de-
post and cannot be used for any other
purpose. The banks guarantee is on
file at this office and may be seen
and verified by anyone interested, at
any time.
r. S. Mitchell of the Normal school
faculty was raised to the degree OF
Master Mason at special meeting
of Lodge No. 109, A. F. & M.
Tuesday evening. A degree team con-
sisting of Normal school faculty
members and students exemplified the
work.
Mrs. S. l.. WATSON received word
of the death of Mr.. E. Page Ham
mond, which occurred New Years eve
at the home of his niece, Mrs. I. G.
Everett, at Frederictown, N. b. Mr..
Hammond, a former resident of River
Falls, was "a years old at the time
of his death.
When telephone communication
was cut off at ST. Croix Falls few
weeks ago by the ice storm, licensed
operator with a wireless outfit was
sent there from Minneapolis, and
through that device the local ex~
change was kept in communication
with the outer world.
Boxing fans of this community last
week received sets of copies of the
Boxing Blade, edited by Mike Col
Inns, formerly of Hudson, and publish
ed in Minneapolis. Collins, who start
ed in the game as one of the promot-
ors of the old club at Hudson, is now
one of the leading lights among the
managers and promoters in pugilis-
tic circles.
Hear Judge Scion L. Perrin of Su-
perior, who quietly remarks: Spar
entail authority must begin at the era
die. Parents do not lose control over
their children; they never had it.
They have not reared their children;
fhau havo i1St LOT them GROW m T"