Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-02-14

Morrison who has been seriously i'll |
with pneumonia, is again able to be out
doors.
MISS Susie Frankel entertained a |
number of her little friends Saturday
evening with party. It being her,
eleventh birthday.
Maxwell MCGEE, who has been work
ing at Gudegast's camp during the
greater part of the winter, spent sew
eral days in town with his family DUR
ing the week.
Alec McCrea, of Rhinelander, who is
employed by Brown Bros Lumb Co,
was in town Monday and purchased
Joseph Mayo's logs, which are being
banked in Link Lake. ~
Mart Hirzel and Andrew Regenfuss
transacted business in Rhinelander and
Wausau curing the early part of the
week. They drove home from Rhine
lander Thursday evening"
Frank Stein returned Monday from
Oshkosh where he has been to purchase
span Of horses. Frank has as beauti-
full span of bays as we have seen on
our streets for many day.
The members of the Aid enioyed a
sleigh ride last Tuesday afternoon.
They have worked faithfully for the
past year and felt they had well earn
ed their good time.
The fire company was called out
Tuesday about p. m. by chimney in
Mr.. Jas. AEorgans home burning out,
Beyond slight disfigurment of the wall
surrounding the chimney, no damage
was done.
Mrs. Albert Bodde received Word
her mother, at Black Creek, that four
members of the family are i'll with
typhoid fever. Her sister Miss Regina
Hurmhas gone to assist her mother in
rcaing for the sick.
The iufant son of Mr.. Fenski is very
i'll. The physicians in attendance per-
formed an operation Tuesday which
gave the little fellow some relief. We
hope to be able to record his complee
recovery soon
Among the guests registered at the
Hotel Smith yesterday were Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson of Shawano, Mr.. A.
Johnson of Watersmeet, William
;olr % L; "A
Grover, G. S. Irwin and Emil Friend Of
Milwaukee.
Miss Irene Abbot was summoned to
Rhinelander, by telegram, Tuesday
evening, on account of the illness of her
mother. She returned Wednesday and
reports her mother improving, Miss
Clara Thompson of Austin, Me, taught
in Miss Abbot's place in the End Pri
mary Wednesday.
A sleigh ride to Three Lakes We'd
nesday evening was enjoyed by nearly
all of the pupils of our High School.
The young people of Three Lakes had
gathered at the house of Miss Maud
Lowen, one of our High School Pupils
who lives there, to welcome our young
folks. A couple of hours were pleasant
ly spent in playing games and dispens-
ing the delicious lunch which had been
prepared.
Still another is added to the long list
of horrors of the past two months. The
steamer Mariposa which reached San
Francisco. Feb. brought the news of
a great hurricane, accompanied by a
tidal wave which swept the South sea
Islands a month ago, destroying at least
1000 lives. Among the lost were sever
al Americans, France and Italy have
sent man-of war to the scene OF the dis
aster, with supplies of fresh water and
food.
We heard rumors of a terrible scare
that the inhabitants Of our neighboring
village of Three Lakes had last We'd
nesday about nine O'Clock in the even.
ing blood curdling calls and shouts
were heard to the north, as the noise
GREW louder the terror of the inhabit-
ants increased Thoughts of times OF
old when bands of Indians, on scalps in
tent. descended on the defensele7s
whites, passed through their minds,
and preparation were made to with |
stand the onslaught, if such it be, at
last sentry who had been stationed on
on the northern outskirts of the village |
caught, amid the shouts, the word
eagle River High School and hasten
ed to tell his friends, Thus were the
fears of the people for their lives quiet !
ed but-their larders. How could they |
protect them?
A Sad Accident.