Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-02-07
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE
PHhy Items Gathered By Our Reporters

Atty. Paul Sanborn make a business
trip to Wausau the first of the week.
Herman Englested is Improving, but
is still under the physicians care.
Mrs. Chas. Denton was numbered a.
mong the invalids this week.
Yours respectfully, Rev. j. B. Fly.
Brookline Station, Mo. SUSAN E. FLY.
Senator and Mrs D. E. Riordan return
ed from Madison Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Harvey selleck of Minocqua re-
turned home Saturday.
Manuel Robida and daughter, Exilda
spent Sunday at home.
Miss Maud White returned to her
school at State Line Monday.
Mr.. James Burns, OF Robida camp
Sundayed with Eagle River friends.
Ed Kennedy came to town on the
afternoon train yesterday.
John Wilds from State Line will
spend Sunday with his family in town.
Fl. G. Todd was in town Yesterday
Mr. Todd is looking for a team to
put in more logs.
7 Miss Ida Slattery who is attending
school at Wausau has been quite sick
the past week.
John Zimpleman and wife who have
been absent since last Christmas are
expected home today.
John Hanson came down from his
| logging camps near Mercer Tuesday
looking for men, He returned today
Villas County Democrat,
Friday evening the Lycum Social
Club entertained at the rink The
ladies took great pains to make the re-
freshments just what they ought to be-
Miss Irene Abbott, teacher in the
second primary, entertained her two
sisters during the week.
Avid cat was the unwelcome guest
iV the Washburne settlement school
near Florence, one day recently.
Mrs. VIM. Pershon was called to
Manawa Thursday by the SERIOUS ILL
ness of her father.
Grandma" Bonner is rapidly recov-
ering. We are glad to be able to
chronicle this.
Rev. Dixon of the Congregational
church will discuss COLLECTIONS to the
Bible" tomorrow evening.
O. E. Bowen has been appointed
special administrator to the estate of
I. J. Bowerman, deceased,
The Ladies Aid SOCIETY of a Penn
sylvania church will devote all eggs
laid on Sunday to Church purposes.
Henry Roderick, of Eagle River,
spent last Wednesday in this city visit
ing friends Merrill Advocate.
Mrs. Mckenzie and her mother Mrs.
Flanagan were both confined to the
house the early part of the week.
Among those registered at the Cava-
naugh house this week were Insurance
Agent Hesser of Amigo. Mr.. Hesser
insares the Modern Woodmen.
Invitations were issued Monday for
the Lyceum Social Club, The club will
meet Friday evenings at the Lyceum
Opera House.
DR.. McIndoe, the we'll know and
successful Rhinelander dentist, was
very busy the greater part of the week
in his office in the Hotel Smith,
J. +. Riordan, an attorney OF Hay
ward was the guest of his sister. Mrs.
Leroy E. McGill, last week.-Gates Co.
Journal
Miss Lottie Vought who has been at
Sand Point, idaho, with her uncle, re-
turned home Thursday for a months
visit after which time she will return
to Sand Point.
Mrs. A. H Stevens was passenger
on the North hound train Monday. Mr.,
Stevens is logging at State Line this
winter and she was on her way to join
him.
A Progressive Cinch Club has been
organized by some of the ladies and
meetings will be held Tuesday even
ings in the Woodmep's Hall, the first
meeting having been this week.
whats ne matter. old man? Been
losing on wheat?" No not that, forgot
to take Rocky Mountain Tea last night
Wife said I'd be sick today" 80 cents
F. Beardsly.
Judge w. c. Silverthorn, OF Wausau
Circuit Judge of the 10th judicial CIR
cult spent Wednesday and THURSDAY Ia
town. Judge Silverthorn has announ-
| ced his candidacy for reelection.