River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-11-05

MT. ana MRS. Ed. lhaSe ana son
Richard, of Superior, spent the week
end at the home of Mr.. Chase's cous-
in, w. S. Oligney.
Don't fail to see George Arliss and
Reginald Denny in "Disraeli' Friday
night, Nov. 10. at Normal Auditor
ium, only 25c.-adv.
Mrs. A. M. Baldwin and daughter,
Miss Betty, and Mrs. Baldwin's
mother, Mrs. Huntress, are visiting
friends in the city.
Cookie Demonstration, coffee serv-
ed free at J. N. Blacks Grocery
Store, Saturday, Nov. z. Look for
our specials on grOceries.-adv.
Chalmer Davee and Ted White
mack, who are attending the Wiscon-
sin U. at Madison, visited at their re-
spective homes here Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Patten and the Misses Irma
Armstrong, Irma Hathorn, and
Mabel Bridges are attending the
Wisconsin Teachers Association at
Milwaukee this week.
If you haven't heard Carcy's Mel
Ody Kings be sure and come to our
next regular dance at the Ellsworth
Fair Ground Pavilion on Friday
might, November 13.-adv.
Three hundred quarts of home
brew beer were found in an Eau
Claire home one day last week and
poured into the city sewers. The
ceremony was witnessed by humid
reds of "mourners," it is said.
Being associated with one of the
largest Fur Houses in the Northwest,
lam in position to pay highest
Cash Market Prices for all your raw
furs. A post card or phone 40 will
bring a personal call. ID. J. Parks,
Ellsworth, Wis.-adv.
Miss Eleanore Burnett of this city
delivered her address on missionary
work in Kobe, Japan, at Chebanse,
H., last Sunday. She was invited to
Chcbanse to speak under auspices of
the Women's Missionary Union of the
Chebanse Congregational church.
Mrs. A. G. Strate and sisters, Mis-
SEES Caroline and Augusta Willett, of
st. Paul, and Miss L. Mosher of New
Richmond, were the out-of-town
guests present at luncheon given by
Mrs. Newcomb and Miss Laura Weld
at the formers home last Thursday.
The Annie Therese Davault pro-
gram at the normal school auditor
ium, second number of the Peoples
Lecture Course, was a great treat.
Miss Devault, a reader of wonderful
ability, was acclaimed by many as the
best that any lecture course has ever
brought here.
Mrs. Lever Lem, who with her hus-
band, visited the latter's mother,
Mrs. A. L. Lem, here a couple of
weeks ago, was stricken with par
alysis Sunday and died the following
day at her home in Grand Marias.
The remains were buried at Wash
burn yesterday.
Tuesday was the fifth anniversary
of radio broadcasting Station KDKA,
East Pittsburg sent out to the few
amateurs the results of the Nov. .,
1920 elections throughout the East.
Last Tuesday that station again sent
out election returns, but there were
millions listening in.
Pat Malone, Ku Klux Khan organ
izer and the big attraction at all
Khan organization meetings, was
slashed up considerably about the
eyes and nose ore evening last week
while driving to meeting at Gamer
on The car in which he was riding
skilded and overturned in a ditch.
Glenwood City's high school hasn't
anything really remarkable in foot
ball this year, but the backing the
team receives from the townspeople
is something splendid and worthy of
emulation elsewhere. Last Saturday
all business places of the town were
closed for the game with Spring
Valley, and the city band was sent
to the campus to furnish music for
the occasion.
Florida has been on a drunk-is
yet, for that matter-but the spree
is about over Tomorrow will come
the headache. The sick headache
that will surely overtake Florida
this winter or next spring will
wrench a sympathetic nerve all over
the United States, and will delay our
march toward prosperity. A spree,
even in real estate, brings its own
punishment.-Spring Valley Sun.
George A. Nelson, Midtown, farm
er and assemblyman from Polk