Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-12-18
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Green Bay visitors over Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Faulk
Friday Dec. 18th a daughter.
Fl. J. Mack Of Phelps was in town
Monday.
The village schools close to day for
alyacation until January 4th.
w. H. Adams went to Ashland and
Winchester Wednesday.
r. G. Baker the Wausau cigar man
was in town Tuesday.
Chas. Hazen was down from Phelps
Tuesday.
Mrs. Julius Dickman of State Line
was in town Wednesday.
Miss Eugenia Ross left Tuesday to
visit Milwaukee friends.
Miss Ella Heehn returned from
visit with Amigo friends.
Mrs. Fred Morey is reported among
the sick this week
Have you noticed the swell girl at
the Electric shop. She's beaut.
Jos. Stepanski returned to Milwau-
kee Friday.
Chas. Erwin left Monday to visit
relatives in Michigan and Canada.
Call at Kuehne's and get prices on
Diamond edge cutlery now on hand,
Miss Rose We'll entertained the
young ladies card club Friday eve
ming.
Walter Korb and son left Saturday
for Milwaukee to stay until after
Christmas.
The Inter Sc held their regular
meeting at the home Of Mrs. E. G..
Mcintyre Tuesday evening.
Peter Stein returned Wednesday
from Appleton where he had been to
visit his mother.
Rudolph Schaffer left Monday for
California after visiting relatives here
Raj ten DAYS
Bishop FOX of Green Bay and well
known here las resigned his position
/ owing to i'll health and will retire
from all work for a time.
Leroy and Smith Jordan Of Lady
smith came over Saturday to visit
their mother and sister, Mines. Jor-
dan and Menefee.
M. S. Fournier the Butternut lake
resort man was in town to take the
north bound train for a business
trip to St.Louis Friday.
The Electric shop carries a full
line of electric stoves, toasters,
irons, percoIators, tree lighting OUT
fits and many other electrical de-
vices.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. John Ulrich are enter
tanning Mrs. Ulrich's sister and fami-
ly from Chicago for the holiday sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McFarlane ar
rived Monday from La. to spend a
few weeks with her mother Mrs. D..
Patton before removing to- Idaho.
Walter Gander Sr. went toIlNorth
Crandon Tuesday and will Hrun a
camp there for Brown Bros. Of Rhine
lander until spring.
We are giving a liberal dis
count on Ladies and Gents solid
gold set rings. Come and look
| at them. RICHMOND PHARMACY
Mrs. MI Jordan celebrated her S3rd
birthday Friday. A number of her
friends met at the home pr her
daughter Mrs. d. G. Menefe that
afternoon to congratulate and wish
her many more returns of the day.
III. O. Kaetel of Kansas City. Mo,
represented the Chamberlain Med.
Co. here Friday. He is in the mar
keb for some desirable lake frontage
with or without buildings suitable to
accommodate dozen families who
wish to spend the summers in the
north.
FOR SALE-First class work mare,
sound and gentle, s120Olbs. Light ex-
press wagon, set of hobs and harness
all in good working order, $3.50.
N. L. KINNEY,
Eagle River, Wis.
Several of the married ladies in
town have deduced new method of
relieving the dreary days of winter
and adding to their value as
helpmates by organizing cooking
club that meets at the home of some
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