River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-29
Louis Leffring of Eau Claire spent


der Now; 20c pr. dCz. at Altc1's. adv.
MIS-. Elizabeth MGKahan has NOV
ed back to her farm in Fargo District.
DR.. Cough. Occulist and Optician,
ait The Gladstone April 8, after 10 a..
m.-ady.
Nels Dahlquist returned home Sat-
urday from two Months visit in
California.
Houses wanted. | have buyers for
houses. See me fer results. S. l..
Krauth.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Emerson and Mrs.
F. Moore motored out from Spring
Valley Monday.
Miss Elizabeth TaggaTt, who teach
es in st. Paul, is spending her vaca-
ton at her home.
A daughter was born Tuesday,
March 81, 1923, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hunter of this city.
New is the time to let us figure
with you on that farm machinery.
C. Carisct & ScH.--adv.
DR.. Norval Haddow OF Minneapolis
spent Monday here with his father,
Postmaster J. A. Haddow.
Phillip Deck, former merchant at
Waverley, died Sunday st the hoE.e
of his son, Glen, in st. Paul.
Before buying a Boss Harrow, come
in and see ours. Lighter and stronger
than old kind, at F. Demulling's-adv
Mrs. Basil Boal5 and Greg Busby
were called to Fargo, n, D., last week
by the critical illness Of their moth
err
0. H. Ostness has a crew of car
penters at work remodeling the Car
isch building for the new Ford
agency.
Miss Anne Spalding was down
from Minneapolis from Saturday until
Monday on visit to he. mother, Mrs.
L. Spalding.
Ice went out of the Mississippi at
Prescott Ma.1h 13 last year, accord
ing to the Prescott Tribune, it left
on the 18th, and stayed out.
Rev. f. d. Strandberg of the Swe-
dish Mission church has accepted a
call at Stanton, Iowa, and will leave
for that city in the neal' future.
Miss Helen Williams, who teaches
in the high school, was called to her
home last Saturday morning on ac-
count of the illness of her mother.
Rev. J. p. Garland, Laona, Wis,
has accepted the Presbyterian pas
torate at Ellsworth, and will COM
mence his work there early in April.
George Simpson will move into the
Wells house on Third street the fist
of next month. Ralph Solem has rent
ed Mr.. Simpsons house on N. Main
street.
The Elmwood Argus, which appear
ed last week in new form--twelve
6-column pages-is to be congratulate
ed on the great improvement in its
appearance.
The saying, "Poor fish," lost it's
significance to many last week when
100000 worth Of ple-prohibltion IL
quor was poured into Lake Michigan,
near Milwaukee, by Federal agents.
La Crosse Normal is to be admitted
into the Western Intercollegiate Ath-
letic association, at a meeting to be
held in Chicago April 2. Colleges in
five states comprise this organization.
Mars. Caesar Spillcke has rented the
building now occupied by |. R. Os-
born's tailor shop for her lunch room.
Mr.. Osborn, who has sold out his shop
expects to vacate the building about
the middle of April.
Bruce Andrus, formerly of this city
but for the PAST Is years resident
of Chetek, has moved from that city
to Eau Claire, where he has accepted
a position in the furniture denart-
ment of The Farmers Store.
Lawrence Mallory, who had been
located at Mandan, N. D., for some
time, is home for visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Nal
lcry. He hes accepted a position at
Tacoma, Wash, and will leave for
there soon.
The editor of the Neillsyille Press
says that sometime when the wife is
out of town he wants to peck III on
a dance at Eau Claire where the City
Council has ordained that "all clothing
must be checked upon entering the
dance hall"
C. H. Dreaming Of Baltimore, Nil,
arrived here the latter part of last
week for a few days visit at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Herman
Halsted. Mrs. Dreaming, who had
been here with her daughter for the
mast three months, accompanied Mr..
Dreaming home Tuesday.
Professor w. H. Hunt andCoach
Otto Egrebrecht. representing the