River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1925-03-19


with her parents, Mr.. and Airs II. j.
Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Lord and Fred
Lord, who are in California, are ex-
pected to return to their homes in
Ellsworth about April /.
Mrs. A. f. Gendron received a box
of flowers last Saturday from her
uncle, S. H. Webster. The flowers
We're grown in his yard at Ocean
Springs, Miss.
Joe Holman of Ellsworth shipped
Poland China hog weighing 965
pounds from Ellsworth one day last
week. 1t was the largest hog ever
shipped from that point.
Marvin Webster, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Webster, town Of Ellsworth,
lost a portion of two fingers of his
right hand while working in the
manual training department of the
local normal school recently,
Word has been received from Lutte
Musser, who has been spending sever
al months in California, that he in
tends to return home this Spring, and
it is rumored that Mr.. Musser will be
accompanied home by his bride
When you feel like sitting down,
Or loafing round about the town,
Your blood is thick, sluggish, slow
Tubbs B. NJ. F. makes you hoe your
own row.
Get Tubbs B. NJ. F. at Deweys
Drug Store or Freeman's Drug
Store.
Mrs. Mckinney, who had been
spending a couple of months in Cali
fornia, arrived here Friday and visit
ed until Saturday with her daughter,
Mrs. f. B. Carisch. Mrs. Carisch
and sons, Behlmer and Robert. and
Mrs Mckinney motored to Eau
Claire Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins and
son Baynard left Saturday morning
to drive to Cuba City and other points
in southern Wisconsin where they
will visit before driving to California
this summer. They reached Ton,ah
that evening and found the roads
covered with a foot and half of
snow.
The following officers were elected
at a recent meeting of the Ellsworth
Fair Ground Pavilion Co.: M. w.
Young, president; DR.. c. R. Cannon,
vice-president; w. G. Haddow, secre-
tary; Chas. Riley, treasurer. The
pavilion will open for the season on
Easter Monday, with Swolin's orches-
ira furnishing the music.
Estate dry law is profitable" says
Prohibition Commissioner Sachtjen
in statement showing the receipts
from fines and from the ten-fold in
crease in physicians liquor permits.
The figures show that 10000 Vol
steadism in Wisconsin would deprive
the state Golfers of about million
and half dollars. Ray for criinel
River Falls friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A, Judd have received cards this
week from them at Seaside, Ore,
where they are visiting. In card to
The Journal Mr.. Judd says that they
met Rev. Kirk, formerly of this city,
at Seaside, and that he sends greet
ings 10 his River Falls friends.
Oregon is the state" writes Claude.
River Falls high schools basket
GERS will make their last cat home"
appearance of the season at the nor
NAL school gym. Saturday evening in
a game with a picked team from the
school alumni. Jimmy Carolan, Stan.
Bergman, Gibson, and the two Daw-
sons will furnish the opposition.
The game will start at 8 o'clock to
give merchants and clerks an OPP
portunity to attend Proceeds will
go into the high school athletic fund.
Reserved seats are on sale at Free
mans drug store.
It is hard to believe that River
Falls harbors a sufficient number of
persons so penurious that they would
vote down the hospital measure for
financial reasons. But in case it
might be that River Falls is SO af-
fiicted it would perhaps be a good
idea for everyone interested to look
into the proposition and to note that
the adoption of the institution will
not lay the tax payers open to any
thing resembling a burden. Assur-
ance of stable municipal support
would undoubtedly bring greater pat
ronage to the hospital, and it would
take but very little added patronage
to make a financial success. No one
doubts the need and worth of this in
stitution and every family that has
had occasion to patronize it in the
past is an ardent booster for it. 1t