Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-10
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Pithy Items Gathered BY Nur Rennrters

'thy iteiiiS 0dtneTe0 BY Nur Reporters.
Mrs. Henry Howlet was down from
Conover Wednesday.
DIR. Pinkerton made busine SIS call
to Hackley Monday.
Mr.. Emmett Marco is entertaining
bis brother from La Crosse.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanson and child
left Monday for Minocqua.
Lucy Stevens left Monday for Rhine
lander where she is teaching.
Exilda Robida returned Monday to
her school at the Brick Yard. E
Steve johnson was down from his
farm near Rummeles Thursday.
James Langill and Mat Scheribel left
Tuesday for Wausau on business.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon and child
arrived Saturday from Williams Bay.
Jos. E. Severance spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Wausau on business
Francis Colman made business trip
10 Rhinelander the fore part of the
week.
H. N. Jewell of Amigo made his
regular call among his customers this
week.
Jno. O'Brine made his regular visit
among our grocerymen Thursday and
Friday.
DR.. Harris of Lac du Flambeau re-
turned Saturday after few days visit
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Raymond and
children were Minocqua visitors over
Sunday.
v Charlie Wiegand returned Tuesday
to Ashland where he is attending the
academy.
Y Lee Carpenter returned to Haekley
Monday to resume his duties as teacher
at that place.
The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. r.
D. Mcleod Friday Jan. 18th Supper
served as usual.
Robert Siebell, the operator at the
brick yards was in town for few
hours Thursday.
Rev. Babcock of Rhinelander held
services Tuesday evening and Wednes-
day morning, in room over Harry
Mcintyre splace.
Mr.. Manuel Robida was down from
his camp near Rummeles Thursd ay
looking for men.
Joseph Elliott, took Chas Rosseau OF
Minocqua to Oshkosh Monday to the
Northern Hospital.
Miss Jane Heminger, who has been
spending the past two weeks at Chicago
returned to this place Monday.
Vivian Thrune returned Monday from
Milwaukee where she has been spend
ing her vacation with Mabel Matthews.
Mr.. A. Mathews and daughter Ma
bel, left Milwaukee Monday for the
West where they will spend the win
ter.
Two rigs with several people went
down to Three Lakes Tuesday to at
tend the funeral services of Romanus
Helm.
Some of the young ladies who were
at lMonico last Saturday are well pleas
+ ed with the Accommodations at the Hotel
Northern.
Miss Maude White returned Satur-
day from Escanaba Michigan, where
she was to attend the wedding OF her
cousin Miss Pearl White.
It's pretty hard to define real beauty
Rare and beautiful women everywhere
owe their loneliness to Rocky Noun
tain Tea 80 cents F. Beardsley.
School will open again Monday next
after the holidays and the repair
mo of the school house which was dam
aged by fire some two or three weeks
ago.
Miss Emoeene Dickinson, formerly
a resident of this place but now OF
Wabeno. gave an entertainment at
Crandon jan 7th. 1t is reported an
entire success.
| love thee. O yes 1 love thee,
But its all that / can ever be,
For in my visions in the night,
NV dyeams are Rocky Mountain Tea<
F Beardsley.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Gander ana
children arrived in town "Wednesday
from Ramsgate, County of Kent, Eng
land. Mr.. Gander is a brother OF Mrs
James Morgan of this place, they H.
tend to make this their future home. !
WANTED-F PERSON ~
TRAVEL for we'll established house IN
a few counties, calling on retail mer
chants and agents. Local terrltosy'