Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-07-18
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Fl. Wheeler of Clearwater had bus
mess i'm town Monday.
Mrs. p. E. Lamon of Three Lakes
snpnt Sunday with relatives here.
Milo Hart returned Saturday from
Washburn.
G. L. Carter transacted business in
Three Lakes Tuesday.
II. Wheeler of Clearwater purchased
the +. A. McCallum span of mules. !
Mrs. Chas. Hanke and son departed
Monday for visit with relatives at
Bear Creek.
Austin Lee, Herman Rade, w. H.
Radcliffe and NJ. j. Stromberg, are re-
newing subscribers this week.
Jeweler Stephen was at Phelps the
first of the week on his regular trip
IL that town.
Mrs. Jas Benson and children came
ND from Clearwater Tuesday for a
short visit with relatives here.
DR.. Sarborsky one of the Chicago
guests at the H. G.. Frank resort,
caught 26lb muSkie at that place
last week.
Little Miss Della Roderick is using
crutches for a time caused from cut
ling one foot quite seriously on some
broken glass while at play.
Henry Grier and son of Milwaukee
are guests of the VIM. Persohn fami-
~ for three weeks. Mr. Grier is a
brother of Mrs PerSohn.
Bert Bait of Norway, Mich. return
ed home Monday after spending sew
aral days with the NJ. Frankel family.
Mrs. Frankel is an aunt of the young
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kloes of Three
Lakes were i'll town Monday with a
launch load of tourists who are stop
ping at their resort.
Jas. White and son Richard return
ed Monday from Three Lakes where
they had been doing some mason
work
Mrs. Luz and Mrs. A. b. Besser-
dick, of Plymouth, respectively moth
er and sister of Mrs. j. H. Keuhne,
are guests at the home of that lady.
Farmers are not very enthusiastic
over the excessive rainfall for tile
past two weeks: as it is almost inn
possible to gather tame hay without
damage, or to do the cultiyating SO
necessary at this time of the year.
iohn Benson's work teams have
been sent to State Line where they
VIE be worked on the county roads
Hntilthe roads here dry out enough
50 the hauling of lumber from the
mill into town can be resumed.
Vim. Venn and daughter Mrs.
Wolf and children of Chicago arrived
Sunday morning for a two weeks out
nag with his family on Eagle lake.
Mr. Fenn has enjoyed his annual va
cation here for the past six years,
sThile his family spend the entire
>@mmer here.
August Miller of Milwaukee who is
an al ual guest at the NJ. j Strom-
berg esort on Boot lake, returned
home Saturday after weeks outing
during which time he landed 25lbl
muskie. Mr.. Miller now swears by
Jhe "Fishermans Home more firmly
Than ever. MI
L. A. McCallum and family leave
here this week for Rowan Ia, where
they viii take up residence. Dur
ing the five years they have lived in
Eagle River the family have made
many friends who wish them I'M
bounded success in the new home.
A. A. Meisenheimer Jr., and fami-
" Of Milwaukee. are here for the
summer at their cottage on Wilson
Lake. MI. MelSenllelneI report oiiC
pike and bass fishing as excellent since
his arrival and he is confident that he
viii land big muskie before the seas
on is over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hall and son
Lowell, Mines. Reuben Slattery, VIM.
Walsh, John Kenney of Milwaukee,
and r. Slattery, of Portland, Oregon;
the Misses Imogen Coleman, Frank
Diamond of Crandon, Dorothy Dick
inson of Wabeno, Ellen Hammond, OF
Westfield, Mayme and Pearl Richards
and Beatrice Thrun enjoyed ride up
river in Mr.. Halls launch and . day
OF picnicking at Gagen Hill.