Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-12-11
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day.
Jack Kehoe and family have be-
come town residents for the winter.
John Noll made visit to Hiles
Tuesday.
Miss Susie Frankel returned Mon
day from brief visit at Rhinelander.
Miss Lizzie Blong spent the first of
the week with her parents at Phelps.
FIR. Sale came up Wednesday from
Amigo to spend few days at Dam
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Converse went.
TO Sparta Thursday to visit relatives
until Christmas.
Mrs. S. w, Smith and little son
went to Green Bay yesterday to visit
home people until after Christmas.
An Iowa family of farmers were
here this week looking over lands
with view to purchasing large
tract.
HI Morris returned to Oshkosh
Wednesday after looking after bust
ness matters here for week.
Mrs. Jack Wagner and children of
Hiles came up Tuesday to visit the
Belongy family.
N. Kahn the Amigo eyesight spec
iaIist will be here Thursday and
Friday Dec. IL Is, at DIR. Thorpe's
office.
Edward A. Ross of Allardt, Tenn,
arrived Tuesday on a visit to his sis
tiers, Mrs. Fred Morey and Miss Eu-
genia Ross.
| The Electric shOr carries full
line of electric stoves, coasters,
irons, percoIators, tree lighting OUT
fits and many other electrical de-
vices.
All persons are respectfully request
ed not to cut Evergreen or other
trees on the Alex Higgins property
near the court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. It. Hayward who
have spent the past two months at
their Haymeadow Farm resort at
Rummeles, left Thursday enroute
Tor tie Sunny South TO winter.
The Commonwealth Male Quartette
entertained the people Of Eagle River
at the Court House Tuesday night in
a manner that justified their advance
advertising judging from the enthus-
iastic applause given to each number
of the program.
| j. e. Nemacheck has bought the
old Frank dwelling at Main and Di-
vision streets, of 4. J. Thrun and
has had it transferred to the rear OF
his River street property to be used
as garage. Mr.. Thrun is now at
work on the corner lot preparatory
to erecting modern home thereon
next spring.
Hanus Moving Pictures of Amigo
gave two entertainments at the 6pe
ra house Thursday and Friday nights
to crowded houses and furnished
what is said to be by regular patrons
of the movies, the best show of its
kind eyerin town. At their next APP
pearance scenes of the war will be
shown. Watch For Dates,
Joe Stepanski accompanied by his
sister, and Peter Sholtak, arrived
from Milwaukee Friday Joe is rap
| idly recovering from his terrible acct
dent of two months ago and will not be
crippled much if any when thorough
fli recovered. He will spend week
or so here looking after business az
fairs before returning to Milwaukee
for the winter.
Among the list of Thanksgiving
marriages we notice that of Miss Vio-
la Roderick and John Evers of Rhine
lander. Miss Roderick was well
known here as the daughter Of VIM.
4 Roderick, deceased, and has spent a
large portion of her life here. The
groom is a resident of Rhinelander
and that city will be their home.
! G. L. Carter is celebrating his fifth
eth anniversary with appropriate
ceremonies to day. He says he feels
just as young as he did thirty years
ago and can't for the life of him I'M
derstand why strangers persist in as
Stunning that he is his wife's father.
Mrs. Carter however says its easy to
explain and that Lester looked Just
as young as she does before he bought
those automobiles and began galli-
wanting around with all the Nightly
ers in the country.