Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-10-17
About People
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J, Amigo Tuesday
Id. Jackson was down from Phelps
Monday
rbo. NcGregor ST. spent Saturday
,i,b his family here.
"a. White was a business caller at.
Yep, saturday,
Mrs Wesley SAWYER of Sayner, Wis
,oI relative, here this week.
F. Bcckoter. of Appleton, sold
,1i.,er to the dealers here Tuesday. i
How'd Raymond returned Monday
from two weeks trip through Min
pp.oa and Canada.
petry the tailor and Ieweler Steph-
~ visited Phelps in business way
Monday.
Louis Reightley, wife and children,
loft Saturday to visit Chiffon rela-
lives for few weeks.
The O'Connor family returned Sat-
urlsy from an extended outing at II.
i. Franks resort
Donald Fraser returned to Milwau-
kee Saturday after spending the week
here.
Mrs. Arthur Mckenzie returned
Tuesday from 4 two weeks visit in
Chicago.
In the storm last Friday, a COW was
killed by lightning on the saPersohn
farm.
Mrs Alex. Higgins and little Mary
went to WauSau Monday for few
days visit,
The carpenters who are to put up
v. K. Walek's house on Otter Lake,
arrived from Chicago Tuesday.
Patrick Walsh left Saturday for
tandon and Milwaukee where he ex-'
poets to spend the winter.
]. B. Eygabroad and wife left Mon
day for Fond du Lac and Milwaukee,
where they will spend the week.
VA. Hall, the popular agent for
NiIer'S High Life" beer, inter-
viewed the local dealers Tuesday.
ChaS. Lewis returned Saturday
from Harry Franks resort where he
was employed as bus driver a couple
of months.
Bishop Fox and Father Sale, with
another priest. arrived Monday to
spend the week at their club house
en- Dam Lake.
Miss PearI Sroka of La Sale. H., |
WAS the guest of her relatives. the
som NorpaI family, for the past
week.
Ua'e Stewart who has been the OPP
"''o' d' the depot Tor the past three |
months, left Monday for Hurley, |
where he has another position.
sunday night was the last of the
''lJfun OF the Limited train and one
."''lI nom the south each day and no
oWdal service, is all we may expect |
Iof several months to come.
T. D. IIandley and daughter, Of
sl4IIN, were in town Monday. Mr.. i
lla0dIey has been laid up most Of the
o@e Ior the past two years, but is
now improving.
Ms. ". IL. Bonner entertained
'o'noer of ladies' at her home Tues
o'y afternoon, who employed their
uloe sewing for the Earnest
Workers society. ~
Miss Helen Strong while engaged
WIN some Nchool-mates playing "crack
oF Whlp on the school grounds
AOloa! was thrown to the ground
"l'h such force as to break her collar
bone.
a supper in aid of the Catholic
|poIch will be given on Thursday,
lV'ooer ., by Mines. Bottle and Ke
'"e' at the Nehoe home. There will I
4. " served from two to seven p. NJ, the |
>. '''"o"Wg menu; Ice Cream, Cake, I
'iee and Sandwiches.
"A, a, g. Funk and party, moved in
I0oay from Little st. German where |
lucy had been camped for several |
,eeNs and Saturday went out TO Mike |
eH"phy'S place on the Wisconsin riv-
~ where they will be quartered thru
we hunting season.
HiS' Alfred Fem and two daugh-
.,'s, left Monday to spend the winter
~ Vef de Alene, Idaho. The male
yCiuon Of the family will go about
h aaiVL' or after the logging season lis
n, T,et 10 settle on their land in Mont.
lney have been tenants Of the EN-