River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-02-01

For Livery Service Call Frank Pom
eroy, phone 27S.-ady.
DR.. Clough started on his 22nd.
year Of eye specializing today.
Do it now. Get that broken chair
or rocker repaired at once at New
combs Furniture StOre.--adv.
Miss Edith Anderson of New York
City is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and MRS. Ed. Anderson.
Mrs. George Sweet of River Falls
came the latter part Of last week to
spend few days at the home of her
son, Leroy. Roy has been confined
to his bed for few days, but is I'M
proving.-Roberts item in Hammond
News.
The residence of Editor Lloyd A.
Axtell Of the Pepin Herald, Pepin,
was totally destroyed by fire Jan. Is.
1t was one of the oldest buildings In
Pepin, having been erected by the
late DIR. NJ. B. Axtell in 1860, and had
been in possession of the family ever
since.
The Musical and Mock Wedding
held at the Methodist chuch Tuesday
evening was in every way success,
Owing to the fact that so many were
unable to get seats, the entertain
ment will be repeated in the near fu-
ture. Watch for notice and date IN
this paper.
Young Farmer Burns of Hudson
and Cal. Farley of Hammond are to
appear in return match at Ham
mond tonight. Farley was victor IN
their first meet at Hudson last
month. Percy Pace of River Falls
and Preston Brown of Hudson are
scheduled to appear in the prilimi-
nary.
A. w. Knott, who had been Agrl-
cultural Agent for ST. Croix county
the past two years, and whose office
was abolished by the county board at
its last session, has accepted the posi-
ton as county agent in Waupaca
county, this state, and entered upon
his duties there last week.-Ham-
mond News.
Row Sakrison of Deer Park is the
new cashier at the Bank OF Bayport
$50. Stillwater). Roy has been cash
Ter of the bank at Deer Park since he
returned from France where he saw
extensive service during the war
Hudson Star Observer. Mr.. Sakrlson
is a graduate of the River Falls Nor
NAL school, and well known here.
Announcements were received here
of the marriage of Miss Ruth McDer-
mott. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Il,
McDermott of New Richmond, and
Mr.. Leon Deneen, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Deneen of Hammond, which took
place in st. Paul last Saturday, Jan.
27. They will make their home IN
New Richmond, where Mr.. Deneen Is
employed in a bank.
The Journal last week received a
card from a gentleman in New York
CITY who states that he desires to To-
cate in "quiet, healthful, scenic hill
region, possessing pleasant summer
seasons, free from thunderstorms,
and asks us to inform him if River
Falls would qualify. We didn't quite
know what to do with the storm ques-
ton, so we turned the matter over to
local real estate agents.
The following was sent the st. Paul
Dispatch by E. E. G. of Hudson: A
few days ago there was an item from
Albert Lea claiming the largest num-
Der of past masters in the Masonic
lodge for city of its size. Hudson Is
a place of 5000 and has fourteen liv-
ing past masters of St. Croix lodge
and in it's membership are four past
masters of other lodges. As fur
Their distinction, Hudson has had four
grand officers, which l challenge any
city of any size to equal: Grand mas
ter, grand high priest, grand COM
mander and grand worthy matron.