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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-06-18

per cent Farm Loans, Prompt
Service, ]. F. Smith.-adv.
HEMsTITCHING done at the
Fair Store, SC a yard.-adv.
BIB Overalls, good grade, 220
weight, SIPS. Bjerstedt & Benson.
adv.
White Pine Inn, Bayport's new
hosterly, was formally opened to the
public Jupe 6.
Mrs. L. II. Hamilton Of Hastings,
Mimi, is spending the wsek in the
city with friends.
The Burkhardt Milling & Electric
Co. has started the construction of a
new dam on Willow River.
Hon. Emanuel L. Philip, thrice
governor Of Wisconsin, died at a
Milwaukee hospital Monday at the
age Of GA years.
Masonic and Eastern Star lodges
Of Rock Elm, Glenwood City, Bald
win and Knapp held their annual
picnic at Knapp Tuesday.
A class of 120 was graduated from
the Pierce county rural schools this
year, receiving diplomas at exercises
held in Ellsworth Saturday.
Miss Luella Orvold of River Falls
and MFR. Bert Holman of Baldwin
were married June /, Rev. A. L.
Rustad performing the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Filkins and Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Filkins returned last
evening from ten days trip to
Tintah, Mimi, and Thompson, N. D.
The four Gulstad brothers, Carl,
Oscar, Emil and Victor, of Spring
Walley, have taken over the hardware
department of the Baldwin coopera-
tive store.
A Hudson barber shop last week
offered a unique inducement to the
kiddies by presenting chocolate bars
to all haircut patrons under Is
years of age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse White and son
Donald, of Minneapolis, visited at
the home of Mr.. Whites mother,
Mrs. Ophelia White, from Monday
until yesterday.
Neptunite varnish is ideal for
furniture, table tops, floors, etc.
It's easy to apply and you will be
more than pleased with the results.
A. w. Lund Co. sells it.-adv.
The deluge Of rain last Saturday
night buried Spring Valleys bust
ness section under several inches of
water, filling practically all of the
Easements in the store section of
town.
An interesting point of law was
disclosed recently when excavating
work was under way for the paving
of Vine street in Hudson. A property
owner claimed the dirt excavated,
and the law upheld his claim.
Mrs. Ben Rosenberg and daughter,
RilIa, and Miss Alice Dunn attended
the graduation exercises at the Villa
Marie, Frontenac, Mimi, the first of
the week. Miss Velma Dunn of this
city was one of the graduates.
Palm Beach trousers $685.. Bier
stedt & Benson.-adv.
Mrs. Walter M. White, nee Agnes
Reed, formerly of this city, died at
her home in Madrid, N. Y, last Sat
urday. Funeral services and burial
were held in Madrid Monday. Miss
Elizabeth Ellis, cousin, has been
assisting in the care of Mrs. White
for the past year and half.
Khaki Union Ais, S2.25. Bier
stedt & Reasonably.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-06-18

The bass season in inland waters
opened Monday and will open on
Lake St. Croix next Saturday. Ten
bass day are allowed each fisher
man, and each fish must be 1t least
ten inches long.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-06-18

Tripol Temple Shriners of Mil
6ee are making a tour of Wisconsin
IN a special train, and. will visit Hud-
son June "a, making a stop Of As
minutes there They win arrive at
Hudson about a. m.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-06-18

Mems Tan Hardy Hide soft cap toe bluch-
er, genuine U. S. Army last, medium weight
Goodyear welt soles This shoe represents real
value for
$3.50
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-06-11
SILVER WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY

Mr. and Mrs w E Hale celebrated
their twenty-hfth wedding annivcr-
sary with large reception on last
Friday evening extending invitations
TO two hundred acquainianccs.
The handsome home ii the hosts on
south Lee street presented festive
appearance, the guests assembling on
tn lawn which was illuminated from
decorated arches placed at intervals
and overlapping the tables where
punch was served by many of the
charming members of the younger set
including Misses Mildred Hale. Mar
garet Wise, Elizabeth McCarty, Qui-
nette Prentiss and Louise Jones.
Green paper favors in the shape of
shamrocks were pinned on the arriv-
ing guests by the smaller Misses Vir-
ginia Hale Martha Stovall. Virginia
Bunting, Helen Holder, Eleanor VIII
Hams and Annie Laurie Warren.
The receiving line was composed of
Mr. and Mrs Hale their brothers Mes
srs F ] and NJ Cotter, OF Ty Ty,
and their sister, Miss Hale of Way
cross also Rev and Mrs S C Diff and
Mr. and Mrs w H Lasseter. Mrs Hale
wore remodeled gown from her
bridal trosseau.
At late hour a delightful ice
course OF brick cream in white and
green, individual cakes and minis was
served by Mesdames R I Maffett. w
A Williams, c l. Saunders, H NJ
Warren, J L Perry, NJ P Garner, U
S Rhorer James Mathis Mark Mathis
Carlyle Mcdonald and Ernest Han
ger.
Those who assisted in receiving and
entertaining were Mesdames Clayton
Jay, A H Denmark and S G Pryor,
Sr.
An orchestra stationed on the porch
rendered a number of selections. and
vocal solos were given by Mrs Ralph
Russell and Miss Julia Lovett, also
a reading was given by Miss Dorothy
Jay, with musical accompaniment by
Miss Mildred Hale.
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PRETTY BIRTHDAY PARTY

Little Louise Smith was gwen
very nice and unusual party Wednes-
day afternoon. the occasion OF her
tenth birthday, by her grandmother
Mrs NJ S Smith and her aunt MISS
Louise Smith with whom she makes
her home. Sixteen little friends were
invited to celebrate the occasion and
were treated like grown folks IN beng
seated at tables where they progress
sed as they completed the various IN,
teresting contests and games PROVIDED
for their amusement. They matched
picture puzzles and pasted paper dolls
and dressed all day suckers for dolls
in crepe paper. A box of stationery
was given as first prize and dressed
DOH as a BOBBY prize in this contest
work.
The dining table overlaid with a
lace cover held the birthday cake iced
in pink and topped with ten green
candles. Pretty favors of pink and
green crepe paper aprons were given
each little guest and refreshments OF
ice cream and individual cakes iced IN
pink and topped with green candle
we're served by Mrs Smith Miss smith
and Mrs Wall. A special guest Mary
Fav Searcey whose birthday anniver,
sarv fell on the same date was invited
n assist in serving punch. The finest
orest besides the little Norman twins
ms Miss Annie Mae Pryor, who serv-
ed minis.
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BEAUTIFUL RECEPTION
FOR VISITORS

Mrs George Brown and daughter
Mrs Paul Morrison complimented a
number Of visiting ladies in the CITY
this week with a large reception at
their lovely home on SOUTH --c> street
this afternoon. The spacious porch.
the large living room. library and d IL
| ing room all en- suite were brought in
to use to accommodate the uirong Of
visitors The punch bowl was placed
on the porch. The interior OF this beau
tiful home was more than ever at
, tractive with profusion of lovely
summer flowers of great variety and
with a softly glowing light from
shaded globes and burning tapers al
together a pleasing setting for the
lovely faces and handsome gowns so
much in evidence in the gay company.
The receiving Inc included the hos
tesses. Mrs Brown and Mrs Morrison
and Mrs y J Bennett, who is soon
leaving the city; Mrs Edward Lasse-
ter OF Mishawaka Ind. guest of her
parents Mr. and Mrs P Patterson;
Mrs J H Bispham of Sarasota, Fla.
the guest of Mrs w G Broadhurst:
Mrs E w Leach of Lufkin Tex. and
her niece Miss Ina Mae Townsend,
both guests OF Mrs Yancey Bowles
The entertaining of the large COM
pany was graciously performed
through ushering and other courtesies
by large number of assisting friends
including Mesdames C. E Kicker R H
Mckay ] A Parrot o L Bradshaw
c F Shewamke Dan Mckay R
Crandall John Russell Helen Matthews
Mark Mathis Harry Forbes George
Paulk. Presiding at the punch bowl
were Misses Helen Osborne EVELYN
Shewmake and Quinette Prentiss and
others.
Providing a delightful program
were Mrs Leach and Miss Dorothy
Cass with lovely vocal solos. Miss
Louise Jones with brilliant piano Sc
lection, Miss Elizabeth McCartv with
her popular saxophone and Misses
Dorothy lay and Frances Denmark
in characteristic humorous readings.
Mrs L Keim was in charge OF the
delightful sweet course served by some
of the assisting ladies throughout the
reception hours. Little Jane Matthews
and Dorothy Morrison held the card
receiver. About 200 visitors called be-
tween 5 and ! o'clock
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MISS REALL ENTERTAINS

One OF the most delightful parties
of the season and enjoyed by the large
and recently returned college set OF
girls was given by Miss Ethel Beall at
her lovely home on west Central ave
nue. Wednesday afternoon in comph-
ment to Mrs Ralph Russell the re-
cent bride.
The affair was unique as cross
word puzzle party. the appropriate de-
tails being worked out in charming
STYLE. On the arrival OF the guests
they were served punch in bower en-
twined alcove OF the piazza by Mrs Z
A Russell and inscribed their names
in the brides book in charge OF Mrs
J ] Pryor Heading the registration
page was the drawing of house in
cross word puzzle effect which was a
model OF the one distributed mdiNiuual
" for solution by the guests at game
tables placed through the parlor and
living room. each table beng topped
with a basket OF dainty flowers and a
bonbon dish OF divinity fudge. In>
puzzle which was OF Miss Beall's own
designing was most interesting. the
words pertaining to the home and
furnishings A prize offered for quick
est solution was drawn for by the
four girls OF one table, Miss Mary
Lynn Owens being lucky i'll receiving
pretty compact as gift. Other en-
Joyable contests presented in the shape
OF drawings or pots or pans. with nd
den words also applying to the groom
or the newlyweds or the trosseau Gre
ated much merriment for all. Mrs Rus
sell received lovely silver rose as d
guest prize from her hostess.
The refreshments served by Mrs
Harlod Beall, mother of the hostess
assisted by Mrs Russell and Mrs Pry.
or were delightfully."- appropriate to the
occasion. Black chocolate in the brick
cream and in square designs on the
white block cake carried out the cross
word ecect OF black and white quite
effectively while finishing tiuch vas
given with favor OF white daisy
tied with black ribbon placed on each
plate.
There were about twenty-four guests
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SECOND WARD PIT A

The Second Ward Pr a met at
the home OF Mrs ! H Burke on We'd
nesday afternoon June 10.
The members were served with
punch as they arrived by Misses
Florence Myrick and Louise Cook
after which an interesting program
followed viz:
Song-"To the Work
Scripture Reading by Mrs Emery.
Song-'Little Feet Be Careful,
Master Leonard Dunn.
Mrs D Nelson gave talk on Chill
dren's Laws OF Ga"
Duet-Misses Ida Nell Turner and
Corene Ellis.
Rev Bruce Nay gave talk using
for his subject Home School and
Church Working Together.
After Srtr( Bus ness session so
cial hour was enjoyed. Mrs H
Hu,k he Mrs ! l. Ferry and Mrs Ted
4 trn served 4 delicious salad plate
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ALDINE BEING PUT
IN SERVICE

Manager Smith OF the Aldine Hotel
is rapidly remodeling this hosiery
and will soon be in position to cater
to the commercial and tourist trottic.
The rooms are being re-papered and
repainted and thefurniture and fixtures
in kitchen dining room office and
guests rooms are being replaced with
new ones and the old ones renovated.
The changes in the office and lobby
OF the hotel will be made as soon as
the barber shop finds new location.
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BRIDGE PARTY AT
COUNTRY CHR

Misses Martha Turner, Mary Lynn
Owens. and Freddie Iser will be 10 Mt
hostesses at a bridge party on Friday
afternoon at the Country Club hon
oring Mrs Ralph Russell, the recent
bride.
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OPEPETTA AT
TTRPARY

The music classes Of Mrs ! 3 Nor
man and Miss Connie Morrows pu-
pills in physical culture gave their en-
tertainment planned as a lawn iete in
the library Tuesday evening because
OF inclement weather Owing to the
change of place without announce
ment the attendance was smaller than
it would have been, the program how
ever being OF equal merit with those
50 largely attended heretofore.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-06-11

Mr. T E Smith will arrive from Ma
con for a week end visit With his moth
er Mrs NJ S Smith and be accompan-
led home by his little daughter Louise
for a visit with her brothers and sis
tiers.
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Mrs ] H Little of Valdosta, who
has been the guest OF her daughter
Mrs ] c Russell returned Monday to
her home.
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TELEPHONE %

Mr. Edward Russell spent tie week
end with his mother, Mrs J { Russell
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-06-11

Mr. Quarterman Lee, OF Jackson
vile. Fla was in the city Monday ar
ranging for repairs on his West Cen
trail property
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-06-11

Misses Ruby Dorminy and Alice
Denmark are spending a few days in
the country with Miss May Wilcox.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-06-11

Misses Lizzie Mae and Josephine
Reid OF McRae, enjoyed pleasant
week end visit with relatives and
friends.
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HTaVes OF Sarasota, and also her sis
ter Mrs J H Bispham and three child
rem, all OF whom arrived Friday by
automobile under the escort of Mr.
n Sullivan who STAYED a few days
with his children here and then went
on to kokomo, Ind to visit his moth
er.
Mrs Julian Mcdonald has visiting
her this week her mother, Mrs Eliza
beth Harrell of Eastman and her sis
ter Mrs G L Phelps OF Atlanta.
Mrs Owen ] Clark of Della enter
| tanned Tuesday with a miscellaneous
shower for Miss Elpha Paulk whose
marriage is announced for the month,
and included among the guests were
the Fitzgerald friends, Mesdames Rea-
son Whitley, Wiley Williams, VIM
Rawlins and James Paulk and Misses
Mavis Paulk and Lucy Whitley.
Mr. Arthur Benton came from La
Grange to spend two days of last
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs J
H Benton
Mrs J Singleton and children are
in Forsyth this week where w M
U institute is in progress. Miss aJnice
Singleton is one of the teachers. and
Miss Gladys Stephens is also in at
tendance as pupil.
Raile's Knocker kills 'em. 1nsures
peaceful slunbers and mid summer
dreams.
Mrs NJ Gottlieb andn Mrs N L Cou
driet LETT Tuesday for St Simons, Is,
where they will spend two weeks
Mrs ] H Benton leaves Monday
morning for Milledgeville where she
will take summer school work for six
weeks.
Miss Grace Benton will return from
her studies in the Louisville Conserv-
atory of Music within few days to
spend her vacation at home.
Mrs. Abe Kruger attended the
commencement exercises of Tech
High in Atlanta last week, her broth
er, Dave Kulbersh, being one OF the
graduates.
Rev r J Stllwell was prevented
from filing his church engagements
here on Sunday by Z sudden illness
on Sunday morning. He was however.
able to take the afternoon train to his
home in Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs S I Crosby attended
Commencement exercises at G S {
w in Milledgeville, their daughter
Clio, who graduated there, accompan-
wing them home Monday night.
DR. NJ S Cohen is preparing to close
out his practice here by July l, and
will then go with Mrs Cohen for an
extended visit in cleveland O, with
their sons Ralph and DR. Milton Co
hen and family.
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Get rid OF Mosquitoes, Ants Roach
es. Haile's Fly Knocker.
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Mrs George Russell and little
daughter Ethlyn OF Atlanta are guests
this week OF their mohter and grand
mother, Mrs ] c RUSSELL
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No Mosquitoes tonight if you use
Haile's Fly Knocker. Ask your gro
Ger or druggist
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News Notes, Personals,
Clubs, Parties,

Mrs W g Broadhurst is enjoying
visit from her mother, Mrs Cyrus
Graves OF Sarasota, and also her sis
ter Mrs J H Bispham and three child
ren, all of whom arrived Friday by
automobile under the escort of Mr.
II Sullivan who STAYED few days
with his children here and then went
on to kokomo, Ind, to visit his moth
er.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-06-11

Mrs. ] r Crandall annd sons John
and Robert have returned from a
pleasant visit in Macon.
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BOSWORTH BROTHERS

Friends here are advised of the next
revival engagement of the Bosworth
brothers in whom keen interest is ielt
here, which will be at Scranton, Pa.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-06-11

Mrs Carlyle Mcdonald has been
spending the week in Della with her
parents during the absence OF Mr..
Mcdonald in Atlanta where he I'M
derwent a nose and throat operation.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-06-11

Mr.. Arthur Benton came from La
Grange to spend two days of last
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs J
H Benton
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Mr.. Leon Kassewitz is employed at
the National Drug store
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-06-11

the National Drug store.
Mr. James Hale writes home from
Atlanta OF the compliment bestowed
upon his ability, in being placed for
one OF three first violins in a student
orchestra OF twenty-five who are com
pleting their years work.
DR. and Mrs A H Denmark and
daughters are spending the day in
Naldosta with relatives.
Misses Pauline Dunn and Emily
Allen returned Tuesday from G S c
w having received their degrees on
Monday. All the G S c w girls in
the undergraduate classes returned
Saturday or Monday includink Gussie
Graham, Catherine Stovall, Marjorie
Denmark Virginia Ware, Kittie Jim
Wideman, Evelyn Owens and Mary
Lynn Owens.
Miss Nora Ennis OF Milledgeville is
the guest of Mrs E ] Dorminy being
enroute to Triton to teach in the sum
n1er school of A & NJ College.
Mrs P o Campbell of Eastman was
the guest of her sister-in-law Mrs L
] Dorminy last week end.
Mr. and Mrs Burr Stokoe are max
ing their plans to go on June 18th to
Join the Kiwanis delegation from
Jacksonville to St Paul, where the
national convention will be held June
22-26. On the return trip they will
visit a few days with Mr. Stokoe's ia
ther The promise OF very delightful
trip is assured Kiwanis delegates.
Mr. Ralph Russell arrived Sunday
from Emory University to join his
wife in the home of his parents, DR.
and Mrs E A Russell, where they
will spend the summer.
Miss Ouida Brannon OF Eastman
came over for a visit with her friend
Mrs ] T Floyd on the eve OF Mrs
Floyd's departure with her husband
and son for their new home in Fort
Lauderdale.
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Mrs ] F Singleton and children are
in Forsyth this week where w NJ
U institute is in progress. Miss aJnice
Singleton is one of the teachers, and
Miss Gladys Stephens is also in at
tendance as a pupil
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Mrs Julian Mcdonald has visiting
her this week her mother, Mrs Eliza
beth Harrell Of Eastman and her sis
ter Mrs G L Phelps OF Atlanta.
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DR. NJ S Cohen is preparing to close
out his practice here by July l, and
will then go with Mrs Cohen for an
extended visit in cleveland O, with
their sons Ralph and DR. Milton Co
hen and family
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-06-11

DR. and Mrs A H Denmark and
daughters are spending the day in
Naldosta with relatives.
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Miss Nora Ennis OF Milledgeville is
the guest of Mrs E ] Dorminy being
enroute to Triton to teach in the sum
naer school of A & NJ College.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-06-11

Mrs P o Campbell OF Eastman was
the guest OF her sister-in-law Mrs f
] Dorminy last week end
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Mr. and Mrs S I Crosby attended
Commencement exercises at G S c
w in Milledgeville, their daughter
Clio, who graduated there, accompan-
wing them home Monday night.
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Railes Knocker kills EN- Insures
peaceful slumbers and mid summer
dreams.
Evening star., 1925-04-24
BY THORNTON
". BURGESS
BEDTIME STORIES

the henhouse and didn't even wonder
why he wasn't wanted there. He was
quite satisfied with life. He was fat.
and this made him good. natured. He
was wholly independent, and this
also made him good natured. And
never once did it pop into his head
that he was wholly selfish.
OF course. any one who thinks of
no one but self, and who has no cares,
is selfish So Jimmy was selfish. All
he thought about was having a good
time. A good time means to Jimmy
Skunk eating and sleeping. SO he
grew fat and lazy and was altogether
nappy. And he didn't even wonder
what Mrs. Jimmy was doing or where
she was when for several days he
would not see her at all.
Perhaps If he hadn't been so near
her home he would have felt at least
wee bit lonesome. AS it was he
didn't feel lonesome even a teeny
weeny bit. Anyway. that is what he
would have said. Perhaps down inside
he was a wee bit lonesome and that
is why he had chosen to live near
Mrs. Skunk, but he didn't know it.
But Jimmy's independence wasn't t
to last always. No, sir, it wasn't 10
last always. So perhaps it was just
as we'll that he made the most of II.