River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-04-12
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l.. j. Kay startedeice delivery on
the resident routes Monday.
Clover seed for sale. Medium. S12
AIsyke, S11. Elliott 4 Wasson.-adv.
Miss Nettie Hooking was home
from her school at Hawkins last
week.
Miss Grace Gilman end Mr.. Elmer
Haugrose, both of Beldenville, were
married March 2S.
Mrs. VIM. Walker returned home
Saturday from few days visit with
relatives in st. Paul.
Miss Gertrude Gregerson visited
her sister, Mrs. Ed. Deiss, in st. Paul
a couple of days last week.
Just received new line of Gage
Sport Hats in the leading colors.
Stewards Millinery Department.-adv
Field Representative d. B. Wright
of the American Legion Post will Wis
| it the local Post this Thursday even
ing.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayland Oligney at their home
in this city last Thursday, April 5,
1923.
Misses Anna Hagestad and Irene
Stewart, who teach in Glenwood City.
spent their Easter vacations at their
homes hele.
Farms and City property sold and
Financed. Contracts and Mortgages
bought and sold. SMITH LAND &
LOAN CO.-adv.
Misses Heidbrink and Hoeser will
sing Reed brothers song, "The Sweet
est, Whitest Rose" at the Princess
theatre next Wednesday evening,
April IS.
Bion Elliott returned last Friday
from visit with Tom Benson at
Cromwell, MINI. They We've army
"buddies," and crossed to France in
the same company.
Lee Herold of Spring Valley visit
ed in the city Friday. He was en-
route from trip to the Twin Cities,
and drove out of here during Fri
day nights blizzard.
commencement exercises of the
Ellsworth high school will be held
Nav "a. Professor j. NJ. O'Neill of
the university of Wisconsin will de-
liver the commencement address.
You can't afford to miss the big
sale of aluminium ware Saturday,
April IA, at A. w. Lund Company, &C.
69c-99c. Special offerings in house
hold goods also. See their window
display.-adv.
Mrs. George Searle was called to
Winona, Mimi, Tuesday by a tele-
gram announcing that her brother,
Professor Robert r. Reed, was in
very serious condition from an at
tack of sleeping sickness.
The Minot high school music de-
partment, under direction of John r..
Howard, won fist prize in district
contest held recently. This is the
second time Mr. Towards department
has won the silver cup prize.
The Sor enson store at Brentwood
and the Farmers store at Clifford were
burglarized on Monday of last week.
Safes were broken into at both places.
At Brentwood $140 was taken, and
about $3.50 from the Clifford store.
| have four residence properties
for sale belonging to people who have
left River Falls permanently and are
willing to sell at sacrifice. 1t will
pay you to investigate and get one OF
these bargains. J. H. Grimm.-adv.
Theodore Dodge, who has been in
very serious condition at a Madi-
son hospital for several weeks, was
brought home the first of the week
He suffered an attack of the sleeping
sickness, which has left him partially
paralized.
The Kramer Auto Co. and the Jen-
son & Halsted Co. have each installed
new American gasoline pumps
the past week. Art. Dodge, of the
Penn-American Co., will install an
other for the River Falls Motor Co.,
in few days.
Miss Helen WATSON, who suffered
an attack of pneumonia while attend
ing the university at Madison, arrived
home Sunday. She will not return
to. complete the semester, but plans
to resume her studies there at the
summer session.
Miss Marie McCuillow of Ellsworth
and Mr.. Lee Willett of Eau Claire
were married by Rev. FIR. Brennan
at Ellsworth last Wednesday, April
a. Mr.. Willett is express messenger
on the local branch of the Omaha.
They will reside in Ellsworth.
Marvin j. Carolan returned home
the first of the week from Monroe
where he had been employed during
the winter. He was member of the
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