River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-01-31

/ d Twenty-four-lnch Ice Is being CUT
on the upper pond for the L. j. Kay
storage this week.
Louis FREEZER, n, long a resident of
! the town Of Ellsworth, died at his
home there yesterday morning.
A. F. Ottman, 81, Civil War veteran
and pioneer resident of Ellsworth,
died at his home there Tuesday even
ing.
Build your own radio set. Numer-
Gus hook-ups and stock OF parts to
SCI ct frGnl at the A. w. Lund Co.
store.--adv.
Have your Dry Cleaning and Press
ing done by A. c. Laue in Hotel
Gladstone bldg, work and service
unsurpassed.-adv.
Lou Lindenberger, patrolman on
County Trunk Highway "P," from
Prescott to the Clifton Hill, attended
the state road school in Madison last
| week.
Peter Eichman of Prescott cut one
/ of his hands quite badly last week
while engaged in butchering. The
knife slipped and cut cash which
required several stitches.
Lieutenant Gov. Comings was here
last Thursday evening in behalf OF his
candidacy for governor. He address
sed small gathering in one of the
Normal school class rooms.
Col. Dan Morgan Smith, leader OF
the 1st Battalion, 35sth Inf, Goth
Div. A. E. F., the Battalion of
DEATH" delivered an address before
the community club in Hudson last
evening.
For Sale-Dinning room table, bed
room furniture, Majestic range.
Puritan Oil stove, kitchen utensils,
and garden tools. Mrs. Harriet i.
Ensign, phone 449, or call in fore
noGn.-adv.
Some miscreant poisoned "Bub,
bles." the Boston bull dog belonging
to T. r. Hales. The dog was a gem
eral favorite with everybody in town,
and has been for several years.-Ells-
worth Record.
On January IS, according to the
Prescott Journal, there were more
horse-drawn vehicles using the toll
bridge there than autos. This is the
| first time that it has occurred since
the bridge was built.
The Ellsworth Fair Ground Pavll-
ion Company has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Nj. w.
Young, Jr., president; c. r. Cannon,
vice-president; w. G. Haddow, secre-
tary and Chas. Riley, treasurer.
Ben Deiss has added a delivery SER
vice to the Accommodations which ne
affords his patrons. Orders Tor
cleaning, pressing, etc, may be
phoned to the shop and they will lie
called for, and delivered when the
work is completed.
Atmospheric conditions said to
have been caused by phenomena
known as the Northern Lights has
caused great interference with ra1lo
signals the past two nights. Local
radio bugs claim that on Tuesday
night especially Aurora Borealls
created even more disturbance than
9RF.
Frank w. Hatch, after whom the
lite village of Hatchville, between
Spring Valley and Menomonie, was
named, died in the town of Cady
Jan. is, at the age of 65 years. Mr..
Hatch was postmaster and conducted
general store at Hatchville from
1889 until 1916, when he moved to his
| late home in Cady.
The world trip which Miss Bertha
Foster, formerly of this city, is TAX
ing in company with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gates of Pasadena. CAL, will include
several stops at European ports on
the Mediterranean, Egypt, India,
Jepan, the Philippines, Hawaii and
thence to San Francisco, where their
trip will be concluded in June.
C. F. Kendall, Ellsworth, Fred
Smith, River Falls, and H. G. Fielder,
Prescott, members of the county
Highway Commission, and Patrol
men M. Falde of Martell and l..
Lindenberger of Clifton, attended the
road school at Milwaukee last week.
Falde and Lindenberger were award
ed the trip as reward for having the
maintained their patrol sections IN the
best condition the past season.