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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-09-26


f. w. Mcintyre returned Thursday
from business trip to Nashville,
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Seward enter
Itained relatives from Jackson, Mich,
| last week
The w. G. r. U. will hold the post
poned meeting of last week, Satur-
day p NJ, at the home of Mrs. Rich
ards
Dan Graham went up to State Line
this afternoon to survey out some lots
on Black Oak Lake.
\ +. j. Strong S mother left this morn
ling for her home at Clintonvillel af-
ter an extended visit at the home of
her son.
j. Savage of Antioch, H., returned
home Tuesday after spending a month
with his son who is opening up farm
on Big Bass Lake.
j. E. Kennedy Of Plymouth, Depu-
ty Fire Marshall, was here this week
getting data relative to the fire haz-
ard existing in Eagle River.
The members of the Catholic Aid So
ciety, desire us To state their great
appreciation Of the liberal patronage
extended them last night.
Receipts were $40. owing to the ex-
tensive patronage of the ice cream
social given at the home of Mrs. ID.
Setback, yesterday afternoon and eve
ming for the benefit Of the Catholic
Aid Society.
Notice is made elsewhere Of the
Wisconsin Potato Growers Associa-
tion meeting to be held at Rhinelan-
der, Nov, 1914. 1t will pay every
potato grower in Villas county to
spend the dollar, required to become
Il member of this organization
Chris Wirth of Moline, ILL.,, arrived
Wednesday to spend a months vaca-
tion with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
With. Chris is employed by the
Western Pattern Works and is taking
the first lay-oti in two years.
Redlich Us. Phillips. occupied the
court of Judge Higgins Wednesday
afternoon. Phillips, it is claimed, as
saulted and injured the plaintiff, who
as road-master Of the Valley Division
of the G. NJ. & st. p. Ry., attempted
to prevent the use of a gasoline rail
road car on the Company's lines by the
defendant. Several witnesses were
present. The Judge, after hearing the
testimony, granted the District At
ltorney's request, that the defendant
be held to appear at circuit court,
bail was promptly furnished
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-09-26
RhinsIander Man Killed BY Train.

While walking on the 500 track
near Armstrong Creek, George Stone
aged 60 years Of Rhinelander, was
stricken with heart failure and fell in
front of a passenger train and was
ground to pieces. Mr.. Stone was on
his way TO secure medical aid for a
friend. Milwaukee Daily News
We believe this is the same George
Stone well known by all of the Re-
view folks in former days at Pardee-
vile. Wis. Mrs. Stone who died at
Rhiuelander a few years ago was a
girlhood chum of Mrs. ChaS.< Rich
ards An only child, Flint, Of Rhine
lander, survives. As We knew Mr..
Stone, he was just the man to risk or
give his life for . friend.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-09-26
Picked Strawberries On His Farm
Here. Sept. oath.

L. M. Grover made this town in a
business way this week, afterward go
ing out to his Catfish Lake farm to
fix up things for winter. He picked
from his strawberry bed two boxes Of
as nice berries as are ordinarily picked
in June. One box was sent to Mrs.
Grover at Momence, ILL.,, the other
was presented to S. w. Smith and
wife who had them served for sup
per Wednesday evening Sept, 24th.
This is a record TO be proud of, in
any climate, particularly so, in what
some people would prefer TO have
known as the Frozen north.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-09-26

A 'House-warming" is announced
at Herman T.. SINNERS recently COM
pleted house for next Saturday night.
The Tomahawl<, published at Tom
ahawk, has been merged with the
Leader and that city will henceforth
have but one paper.
The Misses Pearl Huntoon and Car
oline Bartlett, who are teaching at
Woodruff made this Office business
call Friday, while in town for the
teachers Institute.
Rev. A. N. Samwell Of Medford,
spent from Friday to Monday with
his numerous friends here. He spoke
at st. Ignatius Church twice on SUM
day.
Phillip Ernst and sister, Lena left
Sunday night for Milwaukee and Chi
cage, where they will make a ten day
visit. Miss Ernst will remain in Chi
cage through the winter.
Printing presses and other electric
moter driven machines in town are
still manipulated by hand or foot
power. Service from the dam will
sbegin again next week.
Miss Stella Wolfe left Thursday for
her home at Oconto Falls, after spend
ing several months at the Everett re-
sort. Miss Wolfe is niece of Mrs. NJ
Scheribel and the Messrs. Zimpleman.
a six o'clock dinner was given at
the Raymond home Friday evening IN
honor Of Lloyd Raymond, who left
Eagle River this week. A number of
his intimate friends were present as
guests.
VIM. Saltenberger lost one OF his
fine black work horses while i'll town
last Friday. The animal was nearly
paralyzed with what appeared to be
violent form of spinal meningitis
The horse was shot to save it further
suffering.
Jack kehoe, foreman for Hanson q
Benson. left with the company teams
Monday morning for the west side OF
Che county, where they have a road
lob. Vet Bates, Mike Murphy, John
Murray and others accompanying for
teamsters.
Chas. A. Bent, chairman OF State
Line. was business visitor here Mon
day. Mr.. Bent is one Of tile largest
hog raisers of Villas county and a few
weeks ago had los porkers of varying
ages. But owing to disease thot TO
be hog cholera, has lost about one
half his drove within short time.
The snow storm of Sunday and
Monday beat anything on record, SO
old settlers say. Killing frost came
Monday night, Sept. p, but most all
crops were out of danger of damage,
By the way, ii any one thinks dent
corn can't be matured here, we will be
glad to show them samples of Wis. I,
s g. IL dent corn, all safely matured-
from seed planted May %, 1918.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-09-26
Takes Civil Service Job.

Walter Gander who has been an en-
ployee OF the Villas County News, for
the past three years left Wednesday
for Waukesha, where lie will have
charge Of the State printing plant at
the Industrial School for boys, as a
result Of successfully passing the
State Civil Service examination
Walter has hosts Of friends in Eagle
River who, regret his departure tho
nevertheless pleased to learn Of his
advancement TO a higher position.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-09-26
A Correction.

Through an error Of ours, the p. j.
Gaffney adj, may have caused some
to believe that Mr.. Gaffney advertis-
ed himself as a licensed embalmer.
Not wishing to get Mr.. Gaffney in
bad, in any quarter, we are glad to
hereby state that hemisstatemento Of
fact was strictly our fault and not au-
thorized by Mr.. Gaf1ney.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-09-26

Lutheran Church Services.
Sunday School 900 4. NJ.
English Services I: SOP. n.
No German Services.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09
DETROIT COMMANDERY
OFF FOR DENVER

Saturday evening Detroit Com
mandery, No. /. Knights Templar Will
leave by special train for Denver.
where the triennial conclaye OF the
order will be held next week
To give their eDtroit friends an OPP
'portunity to see them as they will APP.
pear in the great parade in Denver
the knights will march from Masonic
temple, leaving at 8 O'Clock, to the
Michigan Central depot where they
Will entrain From the temple they
viii march TO Washington-blvd. 70
Cllrord-st., thence to Woodward-ave.
TO Jenerson-ave., and then to the
depot The company has been drill
ing for weeks under the direction OF
FRED j. Robinson. They will give an
exhibition drill next Wednesday even
ing in Denver. About 200 knights and
their families will leave for the big
Denver conclave.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09
WOMEN HORSEWHIP
PRISON PHYSICIAN
Attack Staged In London Jail,
After Threat Against
Militants

LONDON, Aug 9.-+Four militant
suffragists whose names were not
learned today attacked Or Pearson,
the medical officer OF Holloway Jail,
and one OF them beat the physician
severely with horsewhip.
The women told the doctor that
their treatment was a protest against
mis- recently voiced threat 10 hold
hunger-strikers in prison until they
became mental wrecks. No attempt
was made TO arrest the assailants OF
the prison physician.
Policemen, attracted by the commo.
lion, rescued DR.. Pearson. and the
women IAN away while the officers
were getting the physicians version
OF the affair.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09

city who always herald his coming JOY
fully Among those who support him
are Al BlGce, German comedian, Ar
thur Mayer, eccentric fun maker, Brad
Sutton. hight comedy Juvenile. Harry
Cole who has the role of q cowboy,
James Dillon, silver voiced tenor, Gene
Gomez, inlpersonator, Anna Hastings.
prima donna. Mona Raymond, who is
regarded the beauty. Of the show,
Rice, the soubrette. Mile Ca
price danseuse The two burlesques
are entitled Marriage "A la Carte" ana
81 Should Worry. says Adolph" and
are oescri bed as very happy combine
lions OF mirth and melody The en-
gaFement OF The Liberty Girls is for
[ he week
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09

lions to grand opera ana their SOLO
and harmony work is excellent. Cldud
Rs NJ VIII be seen in a wire balanr Ing
act that promises TO be feature g (
the new bill Ranf is said To be post
tive wonder I'm mis- line OF work AMI
evidence of his success may be found
i'm the fact that he was among the list
OF headlinets at Hammcrstcin's Ina New
York this summer Watkins and VII
liams viii offer mn interesting sketcL
songs are sung by the -Four Temple
Girls. The material Of this captivating
quartet Of young women has the Tcpu.
tation Of being up 90 the minute. lusir
costumes are In good taste Fred Lewis
and Miss Martha Chaplin VIII prescn,
their lauEhablc skit. 1.-TWO Loohey
Kids" vehicle adapted to their versa
tility The Eugene Trio described a.
"AmeriCa's foremost horizontal bar ar-
lists" viii be seen IN sensational 4pC
humorous gymnastic act Harry tyler
end Miss Gladys Crolius i'm "rhc Dippy-
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09

STATE OF .MICHIGAN--In the cir
cult Court for the County OF Wayne
In Chancery HELEN Mcconnell Gem
plainant, VS. Perry Mcconnell defend
ant No. 4i53O. Suit pending in the
Circuit Court for the County OF Wayne
In Chancery. at Detroit, Michigan. on
the first day of august. A II. 1918. In
this cause IL appearing from afhdlvi:
on Ale. that the defendant, Perry Nc
1911. a resident OF Detroit In this S'a.e
but on said December 23d. A II. 1)1
said defendant left the City OF Detroit
Michigan, for parts unknown. and has
not since returned. that the present
place OF residence OF said defendant ~
now unknown, and that IL cannot he
asccrtained in what State or Country
said defendant. Perry Mcconnell nov
resides: on motion of Frank c.. MDri-
dered that the said defendant cause HE
appearance 10 be entered herein, within
five months from the date OF this order
and that in default thereof. aid-bili
be taken as confessed by the said nor -
resident defendant II Ia further OF -
dered that within twenty days the SAID
complainant cause notice Of itfs
order 20 be published in the Detroit
Times newspaper printed. published
and circulating in said County. jtil
that such publication he continued
six weeks In succession.
ALFRED J. MURPHY.
A true copy Circuit Judge
THos. l. McsUEDRTcK.
Deputy Register.
FRANK G.. MORIARTY.
Complainants Solicitor.
81 McGraw Building. Detroit, Mioh
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09
DESPONDENT, DETROITER
LEAPS TO DEATH

BUFFALO, Aug. .-Despondent be-
cause he was unable 10 secure work,
young man, believed 10 be Robert
hlne, OF Jefferson-ave., Detroit, jump
ed into the Niagara river from Willow
Island, above Niagara falls, late yes
terday afternoon. and was swept over
the cataract
Thirty seconds later, Kings sweet
heart leaped into the swirling waters
and was swept TO her death
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09
SATURDAY CONCERTS
IN DETROIT PARKS

Schmeman's Military band, Her
man w. Schmeman. director, renders
the following program. Saturday af-
ternoon, on Belle Isle, apd in Clark
park in the evening. beginning at
7:30:
March. "Grandioso" (Seitz); waltz
caprice, June Honeymoon" (Snyder)
overture. Poet and Peasant" (Suppe)
melodies from Bright Eyes" CHosch-
MAJ; "Reminiscences OF Scotland" God
frey), selection from The Bride Elect"
tSousa), intermczzo, Russo" (Franke)
star Spangled Banner" Frank Rose.
baritone, viii sing at the evening con-
cert.
Newfoundland has for several years
steadily increased its agricultural pro-
duction.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09
Crash Kills Enur-

PoUGHKEEPSIE. y. y. Aug. g.
Speeding 80 miles an hour, motor
handcar laden with track laborers
crashed into a freight train on the
Central of New England railroad, near
Pleasant Valley. late yesterday. Four
men were killed outright and five We're
MORALLY injured
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09
sTF White STAR uNE1

wharf Foot Of Griswold-st
ron FORT HURON tNay Portal.
Steamer leaves every week day $40 q.
m. and 2.S0 and y. M sundays a
m and 2y0 y. m, ana Tor Fats and
TaShmOo 2.f5 p. m.
FOR TOLEDO and SUGAR ISLAND
Leave week. days at s:so a m and
ESQ 70. m; Sunday at s.So a IN. and
70. m, and special steamer for sugar
Island sac a. IN. ana 1888 o. m
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09
IA Willy

The Bootblack Comedy Four Will be
the top liner ~ the Family theatcr
next week. This jolly quartet viii pre-
sent an original act that is replete VIII
harmony. mirtif and melody They nav 2
scored hit elsewhere this season and
Will undoubtedly prove favorites with
the Family audiences. They sing 1T
tie of everything from popular solec-
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09

list are said 10 be exceptional enter
tanners The sketch rs a humorous one
with many epigramatic lines. Charles
haeberle a Cos VIII present a ldl-
trous ,pldylet entitled "On Their Honey
moon On
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09
THEATERS
Continued from Page Fourl


pany has been rchcarsing in Detroit
Tor several days past and begins us
road season sunday. While many OF
the features Of last years show have
been retained. many clever specialties
have been added. The company NUM-
beers such well known PLAYERS al tft.r.
Welsh, the man with the funny slide
who has the principal comedy roles
joe Mack, IRISH comedian: Bert Fassic
German comedian, Arthur Lanius the
Beau Brummel OF buricsQue". Eva sui
Ivan. prina donna and Leslie Claire
soubrette. There is also the Big Four
Quartctte. There are two new musical
comedies. "rhe Dashlu- W ld3,y- Tia
cafe BeTgcIc" with many singing and
dancing numbers. The chorus consists
OF twenty young girls who are clever
dancers and pleasing singers. The SONG
hits include Frisco Bound. Lucky
Boy" "a Love il. oh. Oh, on. Base
ball Rag" and Roll on SilVerY Moon
and Follow Ne" Eddie Dewey Will
repeat his song success Of last season
Tagging the Baby 10 sleep
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09
ss'S SSa5,s 3 aTFEi5ISyT|ssS{
- .lsNE 81 Mssss ~

ron CLEVELAND. PITrsBU RGH aud
sH points south and east daily. 10 10
J. IN. Fare TO Cleveland 81, PittsDdrsn
$3.50. lower berth $3.50, upper BERN
81. whole room $3.50
ron BUFFALO AND ALL POINTS
EAST. daily, 5 \. IA.
FOR ALPENA. MACkINAC AND tsAf
PORTS, Monday and saturday. . p m:
Wednesday aud Friday. 30 a. m
SPECIAL STEAMER TO NtCNINAC
Mondays. 80 Il. m; Thursdays. p.
~ No stops en- route except Goderte..
ont, Monday upbOund saturday down
bound.
DAY TRIPS TO CLEvELAND-Tues.
day. Wednc sday. Thursday and Satur-
day. 9,30 a. m.
MEEk-END EXCURSIONS EVEHV
SATIRDAN-S25O Cleveland 50 Buff
faio. 81 so Niagara Falls--rOund trip
for tJansportation--retur IN the
for business Monday.
Ticket ofnce Wayne street wharf.
Maictic BIDS. 131 Woodward Ave. i1t
Criswoid 81
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09

"The Liberty Girls" "A whole stage
full OF them. Will be the chief attrac-
ton at the Gayety next week Begin
ming sunday Musical offerings many
and varied. humOr 20 please every taste,
pretty gowns and scenery are all part
OF the prog ram OF allurcments that 10
especially designed 10 satisfy the pen-
chant for a burlesquc variety OF enter-
tainmCnt.
Ia the fun making Matt Kennedy Is
the main factor. He has many friends
among the patrons of burlesque in this
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09
CHAPTER XVII.

Harlan did not know what haunting
|pf loneliness took him the next even
tng TO the hills. II was the first day
The Detroit times., 1913-08-09

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co. ~ John R.-st
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2ofQl Geridt.
Vinbrii@e tinb 1iebitdble.

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8. Burns als Mapprstonhibaten, baa
8iirsertidet unb bas fo3ialiitifhe 81.
Diet, foipie Der llmitanb, bab bic Sos
aialiften felt Sabresfriit einc iiberaus
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hoben ben Sieg Der So5idsiiten herbeis
esfiibrt.
Sir bic iosialiitiihen aanbioaten
Itimmten pieIe Irbeiter. bic nit ben
0erbdltniiIen felt Der Sphflutb unsus
frieoen iino. Die Sp5iuliiten fino nos
tiirlih boiler 5reube iiber ibren Siea
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alte Sohtcr BON Sapib grute, Don be,
Sprinaoale 4penue, Itarb geitern Wi:'
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uno ben Soo ibrer cinsieeu 5o6ter.
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benz Sooe nabs.
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bat bas Elm. Sino, iiber peItes osl
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1attDn nnb BeuetMe.

- Ger Staotratb BON Canton er.
ibeiIte geitern Den aontraft iiir Die
Gementarbeiter an Dem 9errp 9lDe.
Sprisenbauie on gluguit 9rifIer.
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$1G9.24 eiunnhmen tiir riititdnoige
Steuern. Staot. SSuaenteur 8la3ier
berittete, ooB Die Soften Der Repara.
tltren Ser Sefiten apenue nit Dad
iteinan $25,437.70 betrageu pilroen
rno ioa eine Steuer bon 62 Gents
per SunoratiltB pon ben 8runo.
eiqentbumsbeiibern erbobcn nerben.
lie Soften fir Die 9fepariring Der
S'Sauon guenne betragen 1920.
,lno ioqen 2 Gents per GuasrntinB
erhoben lperocn. Tie Itdotiihe 3abt'
lite nurae genebmigt.
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Sir bas TiafoniIien.Soip

SSn Ser gpang. sieiormirien Ga.
lens Stride. Spcamore uub Grdarb
StraBe, finbet am ,sreitae slbeno Die"
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den bafiir, ooB er Snngers geiiorben
lit. cbipobI 5n Der 2iitte, iuelhc CT be,
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NE ;srau pcrIoren bate, mieo ieoen
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Ter slnpeilen arbeiten fir Snrmer
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@elegenheiten iiber leiite 0crb1ltniiie
nic ansfnnit crtheiIt. Fem gerneb.
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