Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-27
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Pithy Items Gathered BY Our Reporte {

Senator ID. e. Riordan drove over
from Rhinelander Sunday.
Alex Corners is quite ill with pneu
monia DIR. Hobart is attending him.
Mrs. VIM Persohn has been confined
to the house for some time.
John Hobart left for the woods Sun
day to work for Jas. Langill.
| Miss Lucy Stevens returned Wednes-
day from her school near Rhinelanderl
Harry Cummings who has been in
Michigan for several weeks past reeurn-
ia yesterday.
4 Prof1 Grant Cook who is at the head
of the schools at Cobb came home on
Christmas day to spend the holidays
Miss Julia Dockery returned Satur-
day from Rhinelander where she visit
ed with Miss Abbott and Miss Nash
y Mr.. Chas. Adams leaves today for
La Crosse after spending his weeks
vacation with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Matt Rather is very i'll with
pneumonia at her home near this viii
lage-we hope for her speedy recovery.
Tommy Barnes has been under the
Dr's care for several days. DR.. Hobart
is treating him.
Byron Shank who has been working
a few days in the woods near Hackley
came to town Wednesday,
JAS Langill who is logging on the
! Deer skin near Black Jack Creek spent
Nhristmas in town with his family.
William Adam the popular summer
resort man at Twin Lakes was in town
yesterday.
James Burns, who is working at
Manuel Robida's camp, near Rumles,
spent Christmas in the city. -
Miss Shank aud son. Bruce, left Thurs
day for the Caudadian $500" where
they will spend the winter.
DR.. j. A. Nc Indoe will be at the
Hotel Smith Jan. ? and Bird. Arrange
for work promptly as the stay will be
short.
Charles Adams, who with his brother
Earnest, is attending Business College
at La Crosse, is spending the holiday
with relatives here.
Deputy Sheriff Kelley accompanied by
the Oneida county Sheriff took Frank
Smith to the Rhinelander jail yesterday
p. m.
Marion Garrison who is teaching the
Hanson school at Twin Lake has two
Weeks vacation which he is spending
here.
Victor Stevens, Manuel Garrison and
Lee Carpenter, the young school mas
tiers of the north have come home to
spend their vacation.
Miss Exilda Robida, who is teaching
at the Brickyards, will spend her holi
day vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Manuel Robida.
The Christmas exercises of the Con-
yer school were held Saturday evening
at/the school building under the direc-
ton of the teacher Miss Exilda Robida.
Y Mr.. Lee Carpenter who is teaching
1 the Hackley school is spending his
holiday vacation with his parents Mr..
ana Mrs. Lorenzo Carpenter in the
city.
II Earl Richmond who is attending the
University of Wisconsin at Madison is
spending the holiday vacation with his
parents here. Earl is taking the cou7 Sc
in pharmacy and will return after New
Years.
Mart Hirzle and wife left on the train
last evening for Mudlavia Ind. ip re-
Spouse to a telegram from Andrew
| Ragenfuss requesting him to come. 1t
| is 4t.st ~, \ ll'e " is worse.
John Diamond, who is attending the
college of Physicians and Surgeons at
Milwaukee, drove over from Rhine
lander Sunday and will remain until
Jan. 5th John, who is Town Clerk, IS
| busy making out the tax roll.
II George E. Fuller and Miss Nancy E.
| Brown were married Christmas eve at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. K. D.
Mcleod, Rev. Dixon officiating. Mrs,
| Fuller has lived here many years, IS an
active member of the Congregational
church, and has many friends. Mr.
Fuller is an Industrious young man, OF
good habit, has been employed at the
Electric Light Plant for several years,
and is we'll thought of in the community
They will commence housekeeping the
first of January in the residence on
Division Street lately vacated by MRS.
Shank. The Review joins with their
| many friends in extending congratula-
tions.