River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-21
cousin Kate. Feb. 29.--adv.

and Mrs. julius Huppert, daughter.
Mrs. Scott McHenry of New Rich
mond died at st. Paul hospital rob.
liz.
Frank Dupree has opened new
restaurant, 1.-THE Blue Bird Inn,' at
Spring Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knapp have
rented the Lutte Musser house and
moved there last week.
Mr.. II. Heycox of New Richmond
is assisting in the care of Mrs. Clint
Williams, who is very i'll.
Miss Cora Achenbach of Rockford,
Ia, is employed as trimmer at the
Scott Hat Shop this season.
| Will Wetterlin last week shipped
200 soft-shelled turtles from Diamond
Bluff to the New York markets.
Professor Hunt officiated as one of
the Judges at a high school debate
held in Osceola last Friday evening.
Delivery STRENGTHENING and
pressing orders called for and de-
livered. Ben Deiss, phone 231.-adS.
Spring Valley is the first town in
this section of the state to announce
its intention of staging Fourth o
July celebration.
Ice Creamy Birth
day Special, Cherry Ratchet with
Vanilla. River Falls Produce &
Creamery Co.-adv.
G.. A. Magee has sold his barber
shop at Ellsworth to Ben Weber
dink of Hammond. Mr.. Magee will
devote his time to the insurance bust
ness.
Emil Wentland, who has conducted
an electrical supply store at Spring
Valley, is now in charge OF the
Northern State Power Co.'S head
quarters there.
William, 15-year-old son of Howard
Hutchins Of Minneapolis, and grand
son of H. A. Hutchins Of this city,
was killed in an automobile accident
in Minneapolis Monday.
The Pepin Cooperative Creamery
Co., whose plant at Pepin has been
idle for several months, is to be re-
vived under consolidation with the
| Ripon Produce Co. of Ripon.
Messrs. j. L. WATSON, H. j. Elliott
and ]. H. Grimm, who recently pur-
chased the L. L. Stevenson farm,
have engaged Leonard johnson to
take charge of it as farm manager.
DIR. Breed of Elmwood makes his
professional rounds in the rural dis
tricts with Ford "snow-mobile," a
Ford equipped with caterpillar trac-
ton in the rear and sled runners in
front.
We use the Triplex Machine for
Cleaning and Pressing clothes. By
this method we put in creases that
stay put. A trial will CONVINCE you.
A. C. Laue, in the old Postoffice build
ing.-adv.
Miss Lumley of the high school
faculty fell on the icy pavement as she
was leaving the school Monday even
ing and broke her left leg just above
the ankle. She was taken to the Peo-
pies Hospital for treatment.
Through a misunderstanding in a
phone message the name of Neil
Reeds new song, to be sung by Mr..
Smart at the Trinity benefit tonight,
was announced as Dreaming of
YOUTH" instead of the real title,
Dreaming of YOU
A Rice Lake bank advertises in the
Chronotype that it will donate SIS
savings account for each baby born in
Barron county on Feb. 90, 1924. The
response, if numerous, will undoub-
teddy be claimed by the Chronotype
as proof of it's effectiveness as an
advertising medium.
Guy Bailey of Spring Valley took
his teams to haul logs in the vicinity
of Danbury last Fall, but is finding
the job difficult one, according to
the SYN, because there is not enough
snow there for sleding. That section
of northern Wisconsin has had but
one snow storm, and then only about
two inches of snow fell.
Rice Lake is to have an exhibit
booth at the National Outdoor .;fe
Exposition to be held in Chicago next
May. Resort owners in that vicinity
are to assume half the expense of
this exhibit, and the business con-
Germs of Rice Lake will pay the bal
ance. 1t is estimated that the total
expense of Rice Lakes exhibit will
be about $1,000.