Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-06-25
- Woodruff Echoes. ~

clubs crossed bats for their third
game. Eight innings were played
ending in favor OF Minocqua.
Woodruff should he honored with
one umpire to save disputes after tn e
game is over.
Charles Clifford came up from
Rhinelander and remained until the
ball game was over.
Jack Sutton was visitor at
! Woodruff to-day.
Dave Jenkinson passed through
this place on his way Tome to Rhine
lander, to spend Sunday with his fami-
lily.
Fred Leclare's children are down
with the measles.
"A. Touissant is again on the
streets of Woodruff.
johnson, the pitcher for the
Woodruff nine, is holding a position
at Star Lake, as engineer.
j. G. Fay was entertaining his
father-in-law from Minocqua, to-day.
John Howlet had his trotting
horse in town Saturday.
Ole Swenson, our popular mer-
chant, is in Milwaukee this week pur-
chasing new stock of goods for his
store here.
C. I. Brown has gone to Boller
with Il fishing party.
Joseph Hughes is visiting friends
at Wausau this week.
Marshall Wells, the hardware
man, transacted business with Sven
son & Co., last Saturday.
Chaplin, of Clear Lake, was visi-
tor in our village Saturday. He says
The fishing is first class there this
Asummer.
| The Northwestern House has
been papered and painted. Coxey
done the Work.
Joseph Hall and family of Minoc-
qua. were interested spectators at the
Ball game.
r. 6. Swift has rented G. !.
Browns meat market and will COLI
duct it in the future. MIR. Swift is AZ
first class meat man and will ke.p the
choicest meats, poultrvetc., to he had
ih the market. He invites your pat
lpnage,
ID. HI. Hamlin, who has just COM
neted very successful ten months
term in the Woodruff school, gave
delightful enterta nm mt at the school
hpusc last Friday evening. 1t was
largely attended 10y people from Ar
bdr Vitae, as we'll as by the PATRONS of
the school; the school house being
we'll filled and the standing room out
side also being utilized. The follow
ing; is the program.
Song, -After Rccess-SciOol.
Becitation,- Odd Old Schoolnaam
!. james Shafer.. $500.
Recitation, ...... Lost......JO Machinski.
Dialogue. 49,. Civil Service Reform
kecita ton. "A Little BOYS Piece
Song Swinging Meath the old APP
pie Tree. .SchOOl.
Recitation. Home. Hattie McPhail.
:. johnny Sleepyhead. like Hills.
Observation-Disclosures Noon and Night
Song by the scllOOl-lkecitations by
......... three little girls, ..........
IliaICuna OnizZinu q Onaok
Declama ton. Our National Banner,
Hugo Mattke.. ...........
Recitation ...... The Last Salute.
...... Alautle Shafer.. ..........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Audience.
Recitation ............ Mothers Fool
....... Cassie McPhail. ...........l
Recitation. der Baby, Frank Gillen
g Her Letter. .Myrta Kuehl.
Recita ton 800. 49,. Socrates SnOOks
....... .Mable Glencenning ..........
Recitation, BE careful what you say
Mable Markee. ...........
Boys song and chorus. Fifteen Bows
Recitation. The musical neighbOrhood
Paul Mattke. ..........
Recitation .......... .Children's Hour
Augusta Kalnratth. .........
Experience with a Refractory Cow
.Mable Glendenning.
Dialogue. ............. Unjust Justice.
Recitation. The Close of School
Archie McPhail. ...........
Song. ...... There's music in the air
-. .......... School. ...........
Presentation of cards, certificates
and prizes. Miss Mable Glende"lning
received the prize it, the A class in
spelling and Hugo Mattke in the b
class in spelling. The people Of Wood
riff hold MIR. Hamlin in high esteem
tor the interest he has taken in the
advancement OF his school and scilol-
airs. He will ever be remembered as
u kind and capable instructor by his
many friends and the patrons Of the
school here. It is to be hoped that
the services of Mr.. Hamlin can be en-
gagged for the coming year. ii,
MARVELLOUS RESULTS