River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-01-11
Cash for Hides at jenkins Market.

Cash for Hides at Jenkins Market.
adv.
Mrs. R. w. Reynolds and daughter,
Mars. D. Mbss, spent today in St.
Paul.
Mrs. Ella Henderson spent the past
week at the w. S. Dodge h ne n
Ellsworth.
Gaylord Holloway and Gordon Es-
terley of Red Wing recently ska.ed
from thai place to Lake City, dis
tance of 20 miles, in 2 hours.
Fulton McGrath, aged Is, and a
native Of Hudson, has been engaged
to join the famous Henry .Santry
band, now playing on the Orpheum
Circuit
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Seekamp eft
Monday for their home at Norwalk,
after a visit at the home of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peder
Petersen.
w. L. Gilman has been elected pre-
sident of Pierce County Fair associa-
ton. F. A. Severance is vice-presi-
dent, o. A. Halls secretary and F. G.
Magee treasurer.
The Pierce and ST. Croix County
Bar association has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
F. nj. White, pres; w. T. Doar, vice
pres; Geo. Cakes, sec.-treas.
VIM. Scroggie had his right arm,
between the wrist and elbow, badly
cut recently while working on a wood
saw at the Harry Pierce farm. 1t was
necessary to take nineteen stitches.
w. Earl Thurston of Ellsworth,
having completed law course at De-
troit, Mich, is spending few weeks
in the office of Atty. ]. E. Foley, after
which he plans to open an office at
Durand.
Rev. Charles Towne, formerly of
Minneapolis, has been appointed to
succeed Rev. F. M. Haight, resigned,
as pastor of the Methodist church at
Prescott. Rev. Mr.. Haight has moved
to California.
Pnin. Royce Dodge of the Monico,
Wis, schools spent the holidays at
his home in Ellsworth. The Monicc
school Building having recently burn
ed down, classes are being held in the
Catholic church there.
Grin Lord has been reelected pres
iGent Of the Bank of Ellsworth. The
other directors are J. E. Foley, j. L.
Beddall, F. d. Lord, C. w. Jensen, j..
G. Hagestad, H. r. Huber and l.. r.
Cadwall. L. r. Caldwell is cashier.
At it's annual meeting last week the
Pierce County Telephone Co. elected
the following officers: F. M. White,
president; A. j. Baker, vice-presi-
dent; w. Vannatta, secretary
ager, and w. O. Schilling, treasurer.
The Pierce County Herald reports
that County Clerk o. J. Hohle issued
exactly the same number of marriage
licenses in 1922 as he did in 1926.
The hunting Incense demand was l.
537, or 120 more than the previous
year.
The annual meeting OF the River
Falls Livestock Shipping association
called for last Saturday had to be
postponed because there was not a
quorum present to transact business.
The meeting is advanced to week
from next Saturday, and will be held
in the City Hall Jan. 20.
The American Legion at Baldwin
is planning to stage home talent
comedy drama there in the near fu-
ture, under direction of Leon Cave.
The River Falls Post is discussing the
proposal of Mr.. Cave to direct home
talent minstrel show here this spring.
Mr.. Cave has had great success in
staging home talent plays for Legion
Posts in this neighborhood.
The city plans to continue the riv-
erside alley from the Main street
park through the next block to con-
meet with the extension of Walnut
street at Joe Kolling's livery stable.
This will give opportunity for the de-
livery of freight, etc, at the rear of
every building on the west side OF
Main street, from Jenson & Halsted's
garage to the Gladstone hotel.