River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-09-04

Miss Mary Carroll left Tuesday for
South Bend, Wash, to teach.
Harold Sansburn left Sunday for
Washburn, where he will teach.
New Fall Suits with 2 pair pants
S24.S5. Bjerstedt & Benson.-adv.
Miss Edith Webster left Sunday for
Albert Lea, Mimi, to resume her
teaching.
Misses Abigail Bennett and Esther
Smith left Saturday for Cornucopia
where they will teach.
Buy for warmth. All wool Barron
Wooden Mill Co. garments are more
than good looking. -adv.
Oluff o. Halls has been appointed
to succeed the late Mr.. M. D. Wooc
as village clerk of Ellsworth.
The Misses May and Hazel Holt
of Minneapolis, were guests of Miss
Evelyne Davidson the past week.
Edmund Firner left Monday eve
ming for Memphis, Tenn, where he
will teach the coming school year.
Miss Evelyne Davidson left the
first Of the week for Red Wing
Mimi, to resume teaching in the
public schools.
Don't use the old fashioned Masor
caps-get the new Kerr Self-sealing
lids. You'll like them. See them al
A. w. Lund Co.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Baird, Of
Fargo, N D., spent the weekend al
the home Of the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. TIL. Smith.
Miss Alice McKinnon, who haC
been spending a month at the home
of her sister, Mrs. F. x. Knobel, re.
turned to Greensboro, N. c., Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Keys and daugh
ter, Miss Luella, and Miss Inez Nor
row, motored to Durand Saturday
and spent Sunday with relative;
/ there.
Quality Milk for particular peO
pie. Notice the flavor. Infants
thrive on it, all enjoy it. Cows
tuberculin tested. Phone 276-l. B
ii. Cheney.-adv.
Mss Vide Tubbs, who had beer
spending the summer at Soloy
Springs, returned to this city las
Friday and left Sunday for Hudson
where she will teach.
Chas. O'Brien has rented his
Kinnickinnic farm to Garfield
Shredder of Red Wing and has movet
with his family to st. Paul, where ht
is employed as postal clerk.
Professor and Mrs. j. n. May ant
sons, Donald and James, and Mrs
Mays sister, Miss Agnes Mcdonald
returned Saturday from visit will
relatives at Manhattan, Kansas.
Professor R. E. Spriggs and fam
lily have moved into their new homt
in Residence Park. Professor M. D
Gcere and family will occupy tht
house vacated by the So.
lily.
Miss Rochelle Junkman will leave
the latter part of the month fol
Cristobal, Panama, where she vii
teach children of American employees
in the Canal Zone in a government
school,
Be sure to see women Who
Give" Judgment of the Storm" and
Merry IGo-Round' at the Princess
Theatre next week. Three big
super-specials. Admission each
night, 10 and 25c.-adv.
Mrs. j. L. WATSON and daughters
Misses Helen and Marian, will leave
Monday to spend several months al
Tucson, Arizona. Mr.. WATSON will
join them there later this Fall. He
will make the trip in his car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Peterson and
Mr.. and Mrs Palmer Peterson and
Sllllul Gil VI Eau SIdlIS, anu NIT. anu
| Mrs. Harold Peterson of Cincinnatut,
Ohio, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Smith.
Opening dance at the Ellsworth
Park Pavilion Wednesday evening,
Sept. 10. Music by Nickies S-piece
Orchestra. A $40 cash prize will be
awarded. Pavilion now under new
~management.-Fred BrOo sh W.
Mgr.-adv.
William Mcconnell has sold his
residence to F. r. Monroe, who will
move here next week. Mr.. Monroe,
formerly of Hammond, has been
travelling around quite extensively
for several years past and spent last
winter in California.-Baldwin Bull
letin.
Thieves are specializing in dental
gold plate and foil of late. A few
weeks ago about $50 worth of this
material was stolen from DR.. E. o.
Kalk's office here, and last week the