River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-03-22
Farm Loans at and 81 per cent.
IF. Smith.-adY.

Farm Loans at 5 and 81 per cent.
. IF. Smith.-adv.
Mrs. Elliott Fessenbecker of Wabe-
10 is visiting relatives here.
Eau Claire auto dealers are to hold
IN automobile show there April to
/.
Mrs. N. Nelson of Martell is visit
ng at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Oliver Hanson.
An electric burglar alarm, was in
stalled in the First National bank at
prescott last week.
We have something new in the Boss
Harrows. Come in and see them at
il. Demulling's.--adv.
Adolph Tayerle and Frank Janovec,
Jr, are employed by Harry PIERCE
for the coming season.
See the latest model Sewing Mach
ine-"The Free" electric, at New
combs Furniture stOre.-ady.
August Uteclat of Saltwater was
here last Saturday and purchased
team of horses from A. E. Smith.
Miss Phyllis Hicks, who had been
engaged as nurse at Prescott for some
time, returned home the first of the
week.
Ward Mapes' horses engaged In a
runaway the other day and smashed
up a wagon. No further damage is
reported.
Something to look forward to: The
opening dance at the Fair Ground
Pavilion at Ellsworth, Easter Mon
day, April 2nd.-adv.
Donald and Harley Haynes, Of Min
neapolis, are spending the Easter va
cation here with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Lowell.
Clarence Krammes has succeeded
Herman Weber as local manager OF
the Standard Oil Co. at Elmwood.
Webber has taken up farming.
Now is the time to do your shing-
| ling before the Spring rains COM
mence. Shingles and RoofIngs at
| Central Lumber Co.'s Yard.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Farnsworth VIII
move next week from their present
| home on N. Main street to the NJ.
Norseng house on Z. Locust street.
Art. Striebel has been in Fond du
| Lac the past few days, taking the
state BARRIERS examination. c. A.
Smith substituted for him at the r.
w. Finn shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grimm have re-
turned from their visit to Eastern
states. They are staying at the home
of Atty. and Mrs. j. II. Grimm while
the latter are in California.
Remember, we have splendid
stock of the best Shrubs, Evergreens
and Rose Bushes of all kinds for
Spring planting. See us before buy
ing. The River Falls Floral Co.-adv.
Bion Elliott and Manley Healy went
to St. Paul last week to dispose OF
their old auto trucks. Motoring home
they got stuck in snow drift and
worked until 2:30 in the morning be-
fore they could get back to St. Paul.
j. d. Powers, substitute mail car
rier at the Ellsworth portoffice, is to
succeed F. A. Brown as assistant post
mastermaster there April /. Mr..
Brown has resigned so that he may
take active charge of his farms at
Ellsworth.
Townley is out with new one.
For 81 one may join his National Pro-
ducers' Alliance. If the donor gets
as much for his 81 as he did for his
$1S (Townley's former touch) he'll
have the satisfaction of knowing that
he bought nothing far cheaper than
he did before.
The Hudson Commercial Club, a live
organization which has done great
things for that city in the past few
years, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: D. F. O'Con
nell, president for third consecutive
term; C. E. Haugen, president;
r. L. Ellis, treasurer, and B. B. Bas-
kin, secretary.
The livestock pavilion at Ellsworth
will be, taken over by the Pierce
County Fair association. This is a
wise move. Those who built the pa
vilion would not raise money to clear
it of debt-besides, it is really part
of the fair function and should be I'M
der the same management, to avoid
such mixups as occurred there last
Fair time.-Spring Valley Sun.