River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-01-11


next suit.--adv.
Miss Rosa Cheney leaves this aft
crnoon to visit relatives at Chicago.
R tnmage Sale, Peoples Hospital
benefit, to be held soon. Watch for
further notice.
Mrs. Mpllie White spent the past
weekend at the home of her son Org,
in Glenwood City.
W. w. Winchester has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Amery to sue
ceed II. j. Kline.
Suit and extra trousers fer less
than the original price of sait, during
January only. A C. Laue.-adv.
Professor ]. /. Mallot gave an ad-
dress before the Parent-Teachers
association at Prescott Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Harry Weydt and son Charles,
returned last Thursday evening from
a two weeks visit with relatives at
Dorchester.
These who left War Saving stamps
at the First National Bank are re-
auested to call there at very earliest
cOnvenience.-adv.
Sheriff Robson has appointed Geo
Chinook, Jr., of this city, and Dan
O'Connell of Elmwood as deputies
Leo Nugent is his under-sheriff.
"Strongheart," the wonder dog in
silent Call" at Princess Theatre two
nights, next Thursday and Friday
Jan. 1919. Admission 15c and 35c-
adv.
Robert Parker spent a few days at
the H. j. Elliott home last week, en-
route from his home at Tomahawk, to
Seneca, Wis, where he is principal OF
schools.
Harry C. Stewart is employed as
travelling salesman for the Charleson
Candy Co. of Saltwater. He started
out on the route. which includes this
city Monday.
Mr.. Albert Hopeman of Moorhead,
Mimi, spent few days here last
week. He accompanied the remains
of Mrs. Susie Churchill, whose funer-
al was held Saturday.
A 500 Line freight train recently
demolished a buggy in which Mrs.
j. C. Christensen of Amery was rid
ing. Mrs. Christensen miraculously
escaped with few minor bruises.
To the first so people who take up
this offer We will give 9 bars OF
Kinks Flake White soap and one bar
Of Jap Rose soap for soc. This offer
to begin at once. Stewart Mercantile
Co.-adv.
Mrs. Louis Wigen, formerly OF
Baldwin, won first prize for the best
cake among 60 entries in the Calu-
met Baking Poder contest at the St.
Paul Retail Grocer's association food
show at the St. Paul auditorium last
week.
Mrs. M. j. McDougall and daughter,
Miss Frances May, of Ogden, Utah,
arrived Tuesday evening to spend the
remainder of the winter here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wood
burn. Mr.. McDodgall plans to drive
here in his auto next spring.
The Ellsworth Record states that
Frank Knapp of that place is rigging
up radio set that will be capable of
catching messages from Europe. AS
the bulk of Europe's correspondence
with the U. S. is Gimme {. Loan" the
new Ellsworth station won't need an
interpreter.
Miss Myrtle, the 7-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Engdahl OF
Hudson, died Dec. 90, following an
operation for appendicitis. Rev. Mr.
Strandberg of this city conducted the
funeral services New Years day. In
terment was made in Willow River
cemetery at Hudson.
Moving pictures, showing fishing
scenes on Lake st. Croix in the vicin-
ity of Prescott were shown in st. Paul
theatres last week. Chas. Stapf OF
the Prescott Spinner Co. and well
known lake and river guide, took a
prominent part IN assistin@ the CAM
era men to get these views last sum
mer.
Last Thursday evening ten couples
danced in Swahn's ice cream parlors
to music broadcasted by radiosin Min
neapolis. Miss Dolores Hyatt phoned
in to the broadcasting station that g
dance was being held to their music
and in short time the dancers heard
the news broadcasted that Ellsworth
folks were enjoying the music.-Ells-
worth Record.
The board of directors of The st.
Croix County Holstein Breeders as
ISOLATION have elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: j. L.
Chapman, Sir, president; John Wei