River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1923-04-26
LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
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tored over from Minneapolis Satur-
day.
George Mallory, who is employed
in Minneapolis, was home over Sun
day.
L. j. Kay has purchased motor
truck for use in his ice delivery bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Olson Of Cylon
visited in the city the first OF Inc
week.
Mr. E. C. Melgard and L. j. Web
ster made business trip to Baldwin
Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Chapman is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W@O. Pei4ce at
Ladysmith.
Dandy 6-roOm house with two full
lots only $500 for quick sale. S. L..
krauth.-adv.
Mrs. r. H. Laue and Mrs. E. Web
er leave tomorrow for ten days VS.
It at Russell, Mimi.
The Mohawk buslses resumed their
schedule between this place and the
Twin Cities last Thursday.
Mrs. Mat Elertson and Mrs. l.. +.
Bragstad spent the latter part of last
week with relatives in st. Paul. !.
Mrs. w. T. Ashley has returned
from St. Paul, where she underwent
an operation couple weeks ago.
Do not fail to hear Charlie Gardner
and his band at the Fair Ground Pa
vilion at Ellsworth, May 4th.--adv.
Albert Richardson of South Gill
man had several ribs broken recently
when he fell from the top of load OF
hay.
Landoa A. Chapman of this place
was recently pledged to the Alpha
Zeta Pi fraternity, university of Wis
consin.
Mrs. Ernest Mayer, nee Charlotte
Wears, spent few days the first of
the week with her mother, Mis-. Eva
Wears.
DIR. CIough OeuIist and Optician at
The Gladstone, May z. Best OF lenses
and mountings used. New styles that
are fine.
The Kramer Auto Co. now have the
agency for the Gray and bort cars.
See their announcement elsewhere IN
this paper.
River Falls High School opened its
baseball season yesterday by defeat
ing Haknknond High Z to i on the To-
cal campus.
Rod Chinook has moved his print
shop into the Hoffman building on N.
Main street opposite the Carisch es-
Establishment.
Farms and City property sold and
Financed. Contracts and Mortgages
bought and sold. SMITH LAND 4
LOAN CO.-adv.
Fit for a real days fishing-that, S
Winchester tacki>. It's tackle that
suits the most particular fisherman.
A. w. Lund Co.--adv.
Mrs. Charles Ensign returned home
last week from Labyrinth, where she
had spent the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Monroe.
The city water mains were flushed
last Friday night. These on the job
state that the mans were cleared IN
far less time than ever before.
You can't dance we'll to common
music. You don't have to. Hear
Charlie Gardner and his Band, May
4th at the Fair Ground Pavilion at
Extraordinarily.
The Fair Store, Of this city, has
named its branch store, in the F. O..
Eichman building at Prescott, "The
Outlet" Their opening sale there
started last Friday, and is advertised
to continue until May 5.
Harvey Realsdon, who travels for
a Chicago publishing hocEe, was in
the city couple of days the latter
part. of the week. While here he
purchased Dodge Bros. coupe from
the Jensen & Halsted agency.
Economy and beauty in home dec
Grafton is best secur'd with Melio-
tCne-"soft as the rainbcw tints"-
the wall finish that is washable, fade
less. sanitary, and durable. Color
cards and suggestions free. A. w.
Lund Co.-adv.
G. H. Schwalen has resigned his
position as salesman with the Carisch
agency which he has held for three
years. He has accepted a position
with the Harry Clifford garage at East
Ellsworth. They will sell REQ and
Maxwell caas in Pierce county.
Mr.. Engels, former bookkeeper at
the Consolidated Lumber Co. offices
here, was over from Red Wing Sun
day. He is now in charge of the Red
Wing yards of the Central Lbr. Co. of
Minneapolis. His family, who are re-
siding here, plan to join him in Red
Vino after the close of the present