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New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
FORT CLUES GUEST
Jersey GoUerH0r Glad ParfB
Is Cleaning House.

Ha1kensacz. X. J.. March % tSpscisD .-
Governor Fort, who Was The guest of honor
last might 20 iae opening OF the handsome
new home 20 tie Union League CluL ~
bergen Caurty, at Esckcnsa,k. referred
very po-ntedly Jo The Aids Investigation
al Albany and ;he bitter fight agalnst
Speaker Cannon 81 NasLing,or. among
other things, 1c said
According to the reports from Albany
and Washington. NE arr seemingly diNiued
in cdF party, bun tlt~~ conditions go not
a.-yacrage mo m tie least = always have
1tleL 90 in tie Republican panty pDrgus
ltself of anything tlat is wrong in 90
NnCI action re-eCt~ credit pu tle PARTY,
and tle result Will De- "a better DAY. a
purpose'ess and party THAI Wil hest
country DO not publish fuller details -
ilr proceedings Ia Congress. as fhe British
Pew spapers 90 in aanllius llelr r,rorts ~
our people t0 kaoN ana kerp IN totch
'iu ~ The things done sr Washington.
Tie Congressional recon ss should le pub-
lslcd IN full every day iu f-4r new -papegs
want 20 congratulate lae Republicans
oi htreeu county upon f.e comp .efl0u ~
i.lSheo inHch pa it.r erection ~ t-is build
IiE anl the org1DiZat-ou 80 >url "a repre-
- tnlallNe club Suc0 Nori shows progress
pGtfcanism
Talking - political bosses. can truths
tlll. say that Bergen COUNTY - tie least
's~r4 ui al .lD1tles ] kn.. ot lu NtN
Jersey II There - such f-fuE as boss
.en in politics, then sou acd are Ie-
sponsihle because We fai 20 Co our duty
As your Governor ] la.e done IRE hest
could. ! have done Things rlat were u1t
pleasing % some people. hut 4 don't care
Naat ihel ihiIA, 50 lone a. know d was
ir tie right
Fully elght hundred representative Ber-
new clubhouse With abe Governor were
Colonel Austin Colgate. colonel Oscar q
CondIt. senate r. IS Wakeiee Vivian
Lewis, Speaker Harry p Ward and Wal
Ter Edge. sority leader ~ The Assembly.
and Assemblvrner Scla~ff and Moore
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
Hest aalh 81

est attn ST.
The approximate amount - re Ten Or
S9ss SRs5ss 70 p 1'ty e, 81 Ss yS's sc
1910. tOGssher with costs ana Fwsucs
amoult!ng % s5as %. with ,ntsreat non zen
ruary 2frd. 1870. toGcther with the eXueuzss
% the sale. The approximate amount o. 80
taxes. asGsssncnts and water rates. Or other
.iens. when are 90 2s allowed 20 tas Pgr-
the R~fo-se. S395 80 aaI interest
Date0. New YORK March Tat. 1910
st&uEL LEiGHTOS FEcOKs Referee
SCPREME Court. COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Jacob Werth-lu ard solomon Werthelm
sns nss",9s ,ssasn l a ~ ss' Esss @s ne -, W
plaintiF against Herman Z. Refs - a.. DEFEND
In pursuaucs o. iuasment -of forsclozuzs and
sale, duly maGe and entered IN the above entitled
1910 z trs undersigned. tEe Referee an saiG
JudglEent rarned VII seii a. pusic aEction a
street IN 10 Forough y Mlnhattsn. Cgty q
New York. ou the 29ta day o. March. 1870 a.
Auc-i5ne-r tie premises directed bv saiI lufz-
meEt 20 be- sold. and tnsieis described a. fob
All tha, certain Io. piees or rsrcel or land.
with ,he huiltiuE thereon erected, noe known
,s2a, East one Hundred and sixteenth street
situate in the Twelfti Ward ~ tse Borough -
ss 1..'. rl5 s;" aS ~ ,i s. s" "a see,nrinS s. a.
polr- on me soutnerlg side % ono Hundred ana
-, - a. ss-s go .,-s-., f-r t-S g. .,',@s
easieriy corner ~ second avenue and one Hun
a r1rty wall. Whence running Scut1eIiy, paraite
with SecoUd 4Veu-s ard part of the wsg
through The centre % said PARTY vail. one hun
1rel tl00l fee ter ttut inches. thence Eastcriy.
parallel viii Gre Hundred and sixteenth street.
twenty t2D fect. thence EOrtherlF. again par
aIeI with second Avenue and part OF the way
tfrCLEh tine centre o. another party wall one
hundred t1OOl feet tsut inches o. one Hun
dred and sixteenth street. and thence westerly
along said street. twenty C2o) feet. 20 the poiul
or place o. beEnniug
Dated New TOrb March faf0
WILLIAM a. MoQC AIO I.cferee
BANDLER q HAAS. Attorneys Tor Plain
tiffs. a. Brladway, Borough ~ Manhattan.
t'Ity OF New Yorg
The following T. diagram of the property -
he Sold its street Numhsr is 322 East 1lGth 81.
Borough Of Manhattan. City - New York
ff6rr 81
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TO HEAD PIrTssuRe Coal co.

Columbus. Ohio. March s0-Wiliara X
Field. president os the SUNDAY Creek Com
pany. the largest coal operating company
a. Ohio, said he had teen offered and
would accept the presidency OF the Pitts
burg Coal Company in June next. on the
expiration of his contract with the SUNDAY
creek Company- Mr. Field save no in
formation as 90 the future of the sunday
Greek Company. which has been controlled
by the Hocking Valley Railroad sold this
week Co the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
BONDS
PHLApELgHlA cATTLe MARKET.

o.. IaaeIIt.r. March -r Receipts tII the u.t.
Ercf cattle. 1.tf-- sneeH and IuIs C.G1.. H"ss
s..~I calves 1asi
Ar.4. - l1t af1 -. li. diam 81 80 .-nSl. .Hrl
mon sg riff 81 % aal-. Sc 1- r 81 - COWS t.ru-
fat .1us 50 anl - -. falu COWS - tait 80 ,'
iri.rl COWS. So S-n fIr tHfIfiuH 90 .n. Bees
Calves higher. exceptional 'ois. Nlnfiff ,N- -Dut
o. tu..r sd So ~. medium. sN iA~ lu. uunIu' o.
stael Westerns. - soe 80 60 l1rut ards. si,. e.
ShLLl-Firn iamls hizhgr. lrca oetAsr..
extra. esus~ -h. choke 80 e.Hss. guou So.
s. - medium 50 Zoo s. % ...amol - SOC 81 81
wee lfars. fsf 50 5rdsT -u. lamis ,Atia.
~" a'.l $40 q. EgsI 10 fhcit-. sluH $50 -. itt
cita. So So a1. ramman S7ss' 90. ,aFiy s"riHs
$50 A. apl.,r
50 Ia6Sls
tiff DRESSED STOCK Hlshc-. sf-.rs 90
p o.. r'Ns enioc tea's 10 lic- N-t, .'.
hafitf ace. - lN.. lauuttf U.ts..tl lnff b. L
snfe lfnlIr. extra vellerz. lIs. iamL=, "a q
lte. c1tras. Iss n9ss. lse.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
ARTIFICIAL MARBLE

The Italians have devised d method of
manufacturing artificial marble Ca.auia.
the centre # ,he industry. is o.erlooked by
the great volcano EtEa. and tAis mountain
has furnished part 80 tile material em-
ployed. Common white sandstone Is cut
into tine desired shapes and these are placed
lu an iron tank uFou = lvaVN wire grating.
Then the tank a. nii-d WIt. molten MKT
lIe ~ volcanic asphalt and coal tas. This
IS heui boiling for thirty-siN hours when
ire stones dre tzleu OGJ cooled. dried and
polished. 10 D. difficult, say tile experts. to
distinguish stones thus treated from ce1I-
inc tia x marble. DGt the cost is much Jess
Harper Weekly.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
RECEIVERS sALEs.

~ THE CIRCJIT .oCRT OF THE UNITED
States flf the Southern District of New
York The Underground Electric Railways
Company Of London. Limited Complainant
against Louis s. Owsley executor Of tie
Last VIII and Testament ~ Charles T.
Ierkes. deceased. and others, Respondents
notice IS hereby given that pursuant % a
decree ~ sale made In the above-eutitled
cause bearing date the 22nd dav OF January.
1910 and entered I'm said cause. the undrr-
s.cued. the Receiver I'm said cause viii sell
ut public auction through the American Art
Association. Managers hy Thomas = Kirby
auctI0ueer. ar Meudelssohn Hall. 40 f15
West 4Oth Street I'm the Borough Of Manhat-
tan IN tho city and County of New York the
err collections ~ pictures. rugs and tapestries
Constituting the collections 81 said articles
90 the estate of Charles r. Ner1es. deceased.
thr said pictures on the ffth dav Of April
1910. az a quarter past eight o'clock IN the
evening - that dav and confirming 90 the
same hour on the sixth seventh and eighth days
% April. 1910 and the said rugs and tapes
tries the eighth day OF April. 1910 at
fv0 o'clock in the afternoon of tha- da-.
For further particulars reference is made 70
said decree
Dated SeW York March 18th. 1910
CHARLES c. BCRLINGHAM.
Receiver
J. r. COTTON. Jr.. Solicitor for Receiver. 165
Vel Ntr
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THlEvEs MAkE $500 Haul.

Rel Bank y j.. March -p-The home -
G. Irving Patterson. in Reckless Place. rms
citE, was entered bE thieves last uiEht
curing mo auS-nce - tfe Family and
booty fD the amount ~ $50 WAS stolen
Lutr2Uoe Was made through I'd Kitchen uiu-
Gov among me aII.r'e- taken Rfre $50
diamond wedding rnE sold uar.l. a
quantity of solid sIlNerw4r- and $50 in
money.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
GOVERNOR hAs NEW eRANpealLp

East orange. - =. N-r,r ID lSHr.iaH -
Governor Forr IS Ramp. tn-dey .u Tire l-,s-
SEES .er ~ r. I.N sr-.l.ii.G. l d-.rIIi--
HAVING arrived in the home OF Hi- SON and
private s--refarv. Leslie p Fort af SO 70
Suutl CHitt.n street
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
MoMAN RURNs d oEArH.

LoEg Branch, X =. Na-eh c0-Nrs
Joseph y West wife of oue II this ,Its'S
pstr0lmen. was fatally burned TODAY
sOltIe stove exploded wr.It size Was
preparing q dish % food lrU Dor ,Iof hing
took frr E.+ rar 40Er-ra.r- ..r ..sT-
la uSed a. see foot and l3ci almost irluc-
G4ltelE.
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TS3S -

MOSES r RyTTENBERG ESQ Attornev 90
PfafuriTs i25 Br iadNay. NeW y 'rk Ivy.
A PNCE SMITH ESQ Gu4rJla la1 AL LltcIn loE
f-r4u.-otss ssudaur. Washington T. boz
eartlus appearing In person
The o~croiug described premises are 20 %
sold subject % The easemtug 90 ls a.. ar and
access i1 favor 1' che premises directly al
iofning .ht foregoing described premises on
tht east. and subject a.sn O. the present and
continued operation 0f stFectcar slTiace
lire on B-oaiwaV
DAVID p CAHS. Eefcres
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21

VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau St. catalogus
free. all makes taken part payment, bargains
in CnderW0ols. Remingtons. divers. smiths
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21

~ PURSUANCE OIL AN ORDER OF HON
Ahucr g.. Thomas. Surrogate Os tle County
of New NCra notice is hereby given o. al urr-
sons havins claims AGAINST I.E ROY DILLEI;.
late Or the county % Nrw Nork dtceaset. 10
ul resent The same. with Voul hers thereof 10 the
sLosc- her. az BIS place OF transacting business
az the once 90 his attorneys NuIlan Cobb &
Mitchell. 80 - Liberty street Borough Of Man
haitian. iu the City 90 New York. on or before
IRE 22ut 1ay OF August next Dated New Nork.
The ~tn lIN of tc.T-arE. 1870 riIIINTtr-
FOREy WILT. Executor MULINN. COBB &
IlT' SELL Attorneys for EXccu'or. - Lloerty
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES

..,I ,FH '.,.-sHa az rights tEN dividend per
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
CURB TRANSACTIONS.
6Tlr rs
INDt STHIAI..

tu-I Am Tobacco so 49, 49,
~ .tfY Inter Rubber - 80 ia -
Z asi Nalhatt4u Tr- lAs "a ~
J5- standard Dt. -G7o t4t So fn
~-4 ~otl-l Ir g. So - % la's -Iir ~
80 30 pref 4I's a. az.
80 lIllll '.zaf NG -
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
UtIIltIes eHl satisfastory.

e-e s reuersi satisfaction throughout
~ f,s'e sre- the utilities bill which passed
houses last week. even 80 radica r
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
TYPEWRITINe AND TYPEWRITERs

J. r. COTTON. Jr Solicitor for Receiver. f65
BroafUav. New YORK Cftv
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21

HARRIS. SAMU Eth pursuance % order
~ Hon ADner q. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the
County % New YORK. Notice b. hereby given %
all persons having claims against Samuel Har-
MS. lare Of the County of New York deceased.
20 present che same with vouchers thereof TO the
subscribers. Al their place OF rransactiug bust
ness az the once ~ their attorneys, Messrs
StrasbOurser EschWege schaIlek No. a
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. in the CITY
nf Ne~ York. on or before the tSth day % Az
gust next
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21
OGDEN MILLS.
ELISABETH NJ Rid

~ PURSUANCE OF An ORDER or HON
Abner g. Thomas a Surrogare Of che County
of New York. notice Is hereby given u all per
sons having claims against Mar l.. Va. late
OF tire tuuutv Of New Torl.. deceased O. presen.
the sane with vouchers thereof 10 the sUDsCriusr
Al his place % tTdnsactlug Business a. tae Once
70 Tine dlre T.. Bailey No g. Wiliam street in
The CiD of New YORK. on OF before the lst DAY
o. AIgLs- next
DatsI New YorS the 10Th day o. January
1910.
CHARLES a. STEBBINS. Executor.
THEODORE 2. BAiIsksY. Attorney for Executor.
40. c. William 81. New Yora CRY.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-21

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON
Abuer q Thomas. q Surrogate Of the County
% New York notice Is hereby given 20 All
persons having c'ai.ns against Darius ogden
Mills late Of the County Of New York. de-
ceased. To- present the same with vouchers
Thereof. % rhe subscribers. az their place 81
trans3ctirE business. No. - Broad Street. in
the city 80 NrW York. on or before The fst
day ~ SrpteWbe- next
DATED New York. the 27th day % January.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30
FlREMEN's DANCE TONIGHT

A large crowd will no doubt
attend the Firemen's New Year 5
Ball at the Lyceum Opera House
tonight, Friday Dec. goth. The
home orchestra of six pieces will
furnish the music and fine sup
per will be served at midnight by
Mrs. KuehRe The decorations OF
the hall will be new and novel and
A good time is assured all who
attend. Let all go and give the
Boys encouragement in the good
work they 90 in saving your pro-
perty. Dance tickets SI.oo. supper
extra.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30
MASONIC INSTALLATION

Tuesday, st, Johns Day. for the
Masonic order, the day was fit
ingly celebrated by the local lodge.
In the evening at 7.3o, Father A.
n. Samwell CT the Episcopal
Church preached a sermon to the
Masons who attended in body.
The sermon was from St. John,
I4th. chapter, 3rd. verse, Whose
ever doeth not righteousness is
not Of God, neither he that loveth
not his brother" The services
were largely attended. After the
services the Masons and invite d
friends returned to their Masonic
Hall where most pleasant even
ing was enjoyed by about forty
people. The program was an i'm
promptu affair, which with the
fine music by the Eagle River
Orchestra, made the time pass too
quickly. At eleven o'clock an
elegant supper was served, which
was followed by a smoker. Those
who were present will long re-
member the hospitality, of the
Masons on the above date.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30
A BOX FACTORY TO LOCATE HERE

George Kristan, Ferd. Kor-
bully and Omer Heon of Milwau-
kee, arrived here Wednesday and
will reside in the Dockery house.
These gentlemen are figuring on
starting a box factory here, and
they will get busy at once to get
out logs for lumber also box tim
Der. AS to the location of the
new factory, nothing definite has
SO far been settled. The new
factory, even how small on the
start, is welcome to our town and
everyone should encourage this
new enterprise.
There is all kinds of box ma
terial around here and it means a
revenue to the farmeas and all, if
a box factory locates here. Be a
BOOSTER and not q knocker.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

Are tonic in action, quick IN re-
suits. A special medicine for all
kidney and bladder disorders.
Mary c. Abbott, Wolfeboro, N.
H., SAYS II was afflicted with a
bad case of rheum atism, due to
uric acid that my kidneys tailed
to clear out OF my blood. was
so lame in my ieet joints and
back that it was agony for me to
step. used Foley Kidney Pills
for three days when | was able to
get up and move about and the
pains were all gone. This great
change in condition | owe to t'o@
ley Kidney Pills and recommend
them to anyone suffering as !
have" SOLD by EAGLE DRUG
STORE.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30
lPGStLIEG PLANT FOR EAGLE RIVER

We understand that Il repre-
'ntatIyc of a picking plant will
'oon visit our town for the pur-
pose Of making contracts with
0or farmers for cucumbers for
N'keImg, and if large enough
supply can be obtained, a picket
.'S factory will be installed here.
IDIS proposition looks good to all
@'ne soil and climate is adapted
'oF TIE raising of cucumbers in
abundance and our farmers can
'.ean up a tidy sum off of few
'c'eS Of land. When the repre-
sentative calls on you give him
Encouragement and agree to fur
ASA INN a large number of Gu
'Qmbeys
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30
VAIL ON PASSENGER TRAINS ONLY,

The appeal by petition of the
Businessmen and citizens, sent a
few weeks ago to the Postal au-
,honties mas been answered and
the appeal granted. Postmaster
Mcintyre has received notice that
no mail would from Dec. 18th be
carried on the freights. Hereto
lore freight no, 81 north bound
would bring up the letter mail,
and was usually from one to FIVE
hours behind the passenger in ar
tIving Now all the south mail
will arrive on the passenger and
all south going mail will go on
the gas a. NJ. passenger and on
The 2:2o p. m. north bound pass
toSer and transferred at Waters
M-et THIS makes it better than
Eo.Iog vn,ll alter supper to get
The day before letters.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30

Mrs. Walter Gander, ST.. left
Wednesday for Rhinelander 10
visit at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Fred Price.
Mrs. N. l.. Bachelor was
down from Hackley, and spent
Christmas at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Louis Reightley.
FOR RENT-First-class office
rooms, Enquire of J. J. Roderick
-I3-tf.
Henry Oberholtzer returned
Wednesday to Wild Rose, to re
sumo his duties at the State Fish
Hatchery, after a Xmas visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Oberholtzer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30
eI1g OF BENJAMIN MCCONNELL
.,,,Onay LAST WITH PNEUMONIA,
w." utV SHORT ILLNESS FUNER.
Al HELD MONDAY II

IN Saturday morning at 1910
,Jock. occurred the death of Ben
amin Mcconnell, at the home of
-. sister Mrs. James Mckinley,
'n.r short illness of Pneumonia
~hicb later developed into heart
.onb,e. The deceased was 81
,,,rs of age. He first came to
r,oIe River in the spring Of 1883
nd for FIVE years conducted a
General merchandise store with
his brother Charles, wien they
moved to Oshkosh where they
conducted like business for three
=, four years when they burnt out
md BENJAMIN returned here and
has resided here ever since.
He was we'll known and highly
,pspected by all of our residents,
and his sudden death was a sur.
arse to all. He leaves to mourn
,wo sisters, Mis-. James Mckinley
and Mrs. VIM. Donor of Eagle
River and a brother, Charles, who
resides in New Mexico.
Funeral services was held at
his late home Monday afternoon
r2o'clook, Rev. r. +. Moss of
sciatng, with burial in the village
cemetery,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30

Mrs. Joseph Poss and chlldreR
returned Thursday to Amigo,
after a few days visit at the home
Of her sister Mrs. Frank Murphy.
Rev. and Mrs. r. E. Moss de-
parted Tuesday 10 spend a few
days at the home OF Rev. Moss
parents at Fiield.
Mrs. Clark Kinney and sister
Ruth Donnelly OF Three Lakes
were guests of relatives the FIRST
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Hunter were
over from Rhinelander to spend
Xmas at the home of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Jos. Mayo, parents of Mrs.
, Hunter.
Mrs. Charles Slattery and child
rem returned today to Chicago.
and from there vii 60 to Port
! land, Ore, their home, after a few
day visit here with relatives.
{ Mrs. ]. c. Peters and SON
Harry were up from Amigo and
spent Christmas at the homes of
her daughter Mrs. w. c. Below
. and son Walter PETERS.
miles Veinie Mayo, cashier at
Hackley- Phelps -Bonnell store at
Hackley, spent Christmas with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
Mayo.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Lamon, and
children were up from Three
Lakes to spend Christmas at the
home of Mrs. Lannon's parents,
MI. and Mrs. A. Sailor.
~
MISS Grace Radcliffe, instructor
in music OF he public schools at
Devils Lake, N. d. arrived Sat
urday to spend the holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Radcliffe.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30
EAGLE nIVrR IS GROWING

win " knitting factory, picket
'oS plant and a box factory to To-
' u mere, it begins to look like
~v building up of Eagle River
'40 the surrounding country. A
A'neFy and a creamery would
40 doubt soon follow and then
y" 1aFmers will soon be riding in
Automobiles,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30

Lee Calbreth of Rriggsvllle, de-
parted tor his home Thursday,
after . few days visit with his
uncle s. w. Saith.
Mrs. ]. B. Cook departed Sat
uiday for Flambeau on an extend
ed visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs< Fuller.
Mrs. Charles Slattery and child
rem of Portland, Oregon, arrived
Monday, for a few days visit
with relatives.
v Miss Esther Austin and Joe
Frankel, who are attending the
State University at Madison,
arrived home Saturday to spend
the holidays with their parents.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30

Steve K. VanBussum the local
music dealer, has taken the agency
for the Edison Photographs and
Records, and he has now on hand
several fine machines and list of
the late records. If it is New
Years gift you are looking for,
call on Steve,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30
CASE SENT TO CIRCUIT COURT

The case of Mrs. Maggie Stein
metz of Conover, for selling liquor
in that town without license,
was held Wednesday morning be-
fore Municipal Judge Higgins,
and the case was sent to Circuit
Court. Mrs. Steinmetz is on bail
for her appearance.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30
WOODMAN INSTALLATION

NJ a. me regular meeting of the
"VOOmen lodge next Monday
DSnf' the annual installation OF
0~'SfS will take place and it is
,'40eSted that all members be
F'SSeht' Refreshments and
'ONer will follow the meeting.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30
CARD OF THANKS

To the many friends and neigh
.ors who so willingly assisted US
during the illness and death of
our brother, we desire to extend
our heartfelt thanks.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JAS. MCKINLEY
Nix. AND MRS. VIM. Donor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-12-30
Personal and Local


over from Rhinelander and spent
Christmas with relatives.
Mrs. Levi Krake and children
of Donaldson, were town visitors
Wednesday.
James Dishaw, grandson of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Oberholtzer. is
qyfte i'll with pneumonia.
+ d. E. Riordan of Ashland
transacted business here Friday
and Saturday Of last week.
v Mrs. Jeff Butcher departed
Wednesday for Waukegan, Ill.,,
on a short visit,
Dry Wood - Green Wood
$I.5o to Sits a cord. Use the
phone, 43 a.
Atty James Walsh of Crandon
was an over Xmas visitor at the
home of relatives here.
Miss Mamie West departed
Friday last on visit at Wauke-
gan, Ill.
Father Sale returned to Amigo
today after brief visit with
Father Toplaka.
Mrs. VIM. Sundsten and child
rem left today for Rhinelaner to
visit few Gays.
@. H. Johnson, postmaster at
Conover was a business visitor in
town Wednesday.
Are you going to raise chick
ens9 Buy Cyphers Incubator.
Best by all tests. For sale by c.
BEaton. agent. 25-tt
+ Atty Amos Radcliffe departed
today on business trip to Wau-
say
h Nina Olmstead left Tuesday for
Chicago to spend week with her
aunt, Miss Emogene Colman.
Chas Gudegast came down from
Ronifas, last Saturday to spend
Xn as with his family.
George Thompson left Wed
n-sday for Rhinelander to scale
timber for Brown Bros.
The Misses Beatrice Thrun and
Grace Radcliffe spent Wednes-
day at Three Lakes, guests of
Mrs. Clark Kinney.
Full Blooded Poland China
Boar for service, at Eaton's farm;
Chimney Homestead).
Miss Beatrice Thrun who is
attending the Oshkosh Normal, is
spending this week with relatives
and friends.
Miss Anna Hauke returned
Wednesday from three eeks
visit at Chicago, guest of Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Bode.
% Mrs, Emil DoStal arrived Tues
day from Manistique, Mich. on
short visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Stevens.
Miss Vivian Thrun arrived Sat
urday from Iron Mountain, Mich.
to spend this week at home with
father and sisters.
If you want to see The Cyphers
Incubators and Breeders in opera
ton, call at the Baton farm Kin
ney Homestead) 25-tf
Andrew Johnson came down
from Bonifas on Saturday to
spend the holidays with his fam
ily
. Miss Minnie Stannard returned,
Tuesday to Green Bay, after
spending Christmas at the home
OF her mother Mrs. NJ. Richmond.
Circui. Judge Reid has changed
the opening of the January term
of court for Villas County from
the 9th to the 10th. n
Miss Helen Midiendorf, clerk
ct the James Morgan s. Sons
store is spending the holidays
with her parents at Crandon.