Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-11-14
FATHER STOCKING TALES

.n,. Wagner went to Elcho We'd
DD for couple Of weeks hunting.
roster and friend arrived from
d 10 wednesday and willhave their
SE ,a+ine quarters at Benson's mill
.5rocau and Chas. Adams, with
~ ,1 oshkosh hunters, are at La
w. pIace on the Deerskin.
s+onanski has a party Of eight
. 5ge friends out at his placeon
ssI.an Lake for the deer season
0berhoItzer is host to number
"a trienJ. at his hunting cabin on
The Deerslin.
Tho Red Oak resort is said to be
e,- I'D IA its caves with ardent decip-
les Of Hiawatha'
CHS dip Of Milwaukee is the guest
,bis friend. John Maglitsch, for the
deer hunting
" / Stromberg is entertaining
among other Milwaukee hunters, his
am A. J. Stromberg.
Al Hartwig and party of Cedarburg
,r,ived Saturday and will hunt from
pote Stems place Dam Lake.
Or Thorpe will be in town ready to
render First aid to the injured, on
,l0rt notice. ~
Saturdays train was more than two
hours late caused by pulling a seven
,oach train, loaded to the limit with
deer hunters and their baggage.
John Mauel of Jefferson, came up
Friday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
George Huber and other relatives, he
also brought his gun.
VIII and Art Radcliffe and the Nor
.ans, Louis Alfred and Art, are in
camp at the gold diggers location on
The Deerskin.
Rob and Stub Dyer, Albert Me
ack and one or two high school boys,
are in camp near the dam while hunt
ing,
A. Well viii not hunt this fall, as
MS broken shoulder is not yet strong
enough to stand the strain of resting
A gun against it while firing
Amos Radcliffe amt going out at
ALL Says he's got enough on some of
'he rest to keep his family in meat
ali winter,
Fred Hanback, jr., Herman Weiss
and Lenard Tanpner, are Milwau-
keanS hunting from Stromberg's re-
sort on Boot Lake.
The zimmerman party and "Baslful
Dave the chauffer, arrived Satur-
Ia{ and will hunt from the vicinity
OF the Wallace home on Eagle Lake.
AMj llirZeL Jap. Roderick, Frank |
beaidsley and Rev. Griffith. areabout I
Tie only men left in town and they
'fe liable to stampede at any minute.
Among those who will use the Red
oa6 resort as hunting base, are,
iun +. d. Wartinbee. j. T. Nema-
ele,5 and his father, Frank Nema-
cheek. Of Appleton.
e. Il. Wiegand, w. B. Raymond, D.
Ntneiee and lis friend, A. L.
Dodge. OF Milwaukee, will get their
aghlsoh loms and all, from Mickey
"elchs homestead near Pickerel lake.
W.. Walsh and son, John Guide
CAST Frank Johnson, John Fielder
'la nephew. Verne Fielder, are get
'Hg their winter supply of meat at
VIE 0udegasJ camp on Seven mile.
hunting parties numbering in all,
% brave fellows neither afraid of
u5tf or-the other mans gun, are said
y De eneamped along the Deerskin
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Jas. White and sons, Richard and
g il Jr', Jack Jackson, of Wausau,
frank Adams and Herbert Bowker,
4Ie hunting EN- from their camp on
Anvil Lake.
heF Hertzleldt and wife of Black
@eeA' With another Reverend from
,lal section, We're arrivals Monday to
'ISlt 1r. and Mrs. Max Ewald. Max
With guide Them.
.. leng Fielder Of Appleton, came
i. u~ay to visit his uncle, j. e.
: l1OLei, and family, and enjoy deer
',ily with his uncle at the GudegastA
'lu ash camp on Seven Mile. |.
:, AIoeTt Sommers, Walter Korb and
: -, 1allk Hell, chief engineer, for the
uis brewing Co., all of Milwaukee,
I a Monday to hunt from the
AOSo ST. holdings on Carpenter lake.
a.; l1ahkels say they are too busy sell
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