River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-12-20
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Miss C. Minnie Barg, who was here
to attend the funeral of her mother,
returned to Ashland Monday.
Howard WATSON, who had beer
visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo. Bieber,
at Loveland, COL, arrived here last
week.
Ed. Burnham and family, of st.
Croix Falls, were guests at the home
of Professor and Mrs. w. b. Dawson
Sunday.
Mrs. Nary Smith of Ellsworth
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Almbruster from Friday until
yesterday.
Guaranteed Batteries for your
Ford, $3.50. Corresponding prices
on batteries for other cars. Morley
& Hawkinson.-adv.
Aluminumware, electrical goods,
pyr.x glassware, etc., make ideal
gifts. Always good assortment at
the A. w. Lund Co. store.-adv.
The j. A. Hogue family, and Miss
Bessie Hawkins and j. G. West visit
ed relatives and friends in the Twin
Cities from Friday until Monday.
Oliver Gas-Oil Burners for all types
of stoves-cooking Or heating; fur
naces-hot water Or STEAM. For
particulars see Geo. ID. Shaw, River
Falls, Wis, phone 493.-adv.
A. E. Fuller, Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, in renewing his Journal sub
scription for another year declares
the cts better than turkey dinrr
to get The Journal. A merry Christ
mas ard a Happy New Year to you
ALL
| Albert Ramberg drove to Eau
| Claire Sunday to visit his wife who
had her tonsils removed at Sacred
| Heart hospital Thursday. While there
she is receiving treatments for other
| ailments. She is doing as well as
can be expected.-Elmwood Argus.
Big dance New Years Night given
under the joint direction Of the Fair
Ground Pavilion Company and the
Ellsworth Civic and Commercial Club.
| One-half the net proceeds to be given
for the improvement of the Ellsworth
Community Building. Flanders Or
chestra.-adv.
A car driven by Ed. Everson crash
ed into Fred Haberstitchs machine
on Main street last Saturday with
rather disasterous results to the
latter. Ed was driving south when
| the sudden swerve Of a car ahead of
him forced him to turI into the
center of the street, where he struck
Fred's car, which was parked there.
The Fourth of July with its pea
nuts, popcorn and the pink lemonade,
is away back beyond the bend in the
long lane of memory; Halloween has
cent, and gone; the last Thanksgiv-
ing turkey has gene where all good
turkeys go. But, Oh, Boy, CHRIST
| MAS is COMING. And We are pre-
pared to give you anything you de-
sire in Xmas gifts. See Freeman
Drug Co. ad. on page ADV.
The Allard store was damned to
capacity last Saturday night when a
big turkey was given away on a
drawing and prizes were awarded in
contest of guessing the number of
kernels of corn which the turkey had
devoured while guest at the store
for the llne days previous. Mrs. 0.
A. Dixon Of Roberts won the turkey.
Mrs. Ray Ensign guessed the nearest
to the number of kernels eaten. The
actual number was $3.50; Mrs. En-
| sign guessed 1850. David Dusek
was second and Miss Vera Tousley
and o. A. Hargrave were tied for
third.
On Sunday evening Sheriff Robson
was confronted with the proposition
of taking in the wife and children of
man who is now in Jail here on a
charge Of manufacturing and selling
liquor. Jack Nelson of Plum City,
serving 100 days for the above offense
has family who are destitute. The
wife and children were taken to a To-
cal hotel by Sheriff Robson. AS chill
dren are not liable for entrance at the
| County Home it is more or less of a
problem what to do with the Nelson's.
Suffice to say that they are not going
to starve, at least.-Pierce County
| Herald.