Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-06-19
About People
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9. NJ. Wagner came up from Mil
waukee Monday.
G. H. Blohm of Conoyer had bust
ness in town Monday.
John Noll took orders for new suits
Jap tie line Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Kate Tierney Of Grand Rap
ids IS visiting friends in town.
". L. Carter transacted business at
Three Lakes Wednesday
Peter Iledeen Of Conoyer was hele|
on business Wednesday
4. LaChance and Paul Mayo were
here from State Line Tuesday.
q II. Rawlilison returned Tuesday
10r d stay Of d week 81 50.
7. ]. Gaifney IS absent tIlis week On
business il Milwaukee,.
VIM Roe formerly Of Rhinelander,
nov las one Of the shifts at Marts.
Miss Freda Frankel IS at home from
the University to spend the summer
vacation.
Miss Irene Higgins arrived Satur-
day to spend the summer with her
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Jackson Of
i Phelps We're. among the county seat
visitors Tuesday.
/ Prof. Hayner arrived Tuesday on
his yearly trip to put the pianos il
repair
i Mrs. Julius Dickman and daughter,
I'of Donaldson were visitors ia town
Wednesday.
Conductor Durkee said Monday
morning that he didn't Of any ball
game at Watersmeet Sunday
Mrs. Frank A. Hall and younger
children are absent OH visit tG
Knapp wnere her parents reside.
I W "A Bradford left Monday to attend
the state convention Of county clerks
j being held this week at Lacrosse.
E. L. Luther was oyer from Rhine
lander Friday to call OH County Agri
icultural Representative Gunderson.
S. w. Smith looks very natural, so
the old timers say behind the desk al
the Hotel Austin, during the absence
OF a. j. Austin and wife.
Alois Sailor returned Saturday from
his first year as law student at the
Marquette College Of Law school in
Milwaukee.
Mrs. @. T. Colman and children ar
rived Monday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Macleod and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Neff and sons,
returned Wednesday to lola after
spending week at the Gunderson
home.
A. B. Olson passed through here
Wednesday enroute to Reedsburg af-
ter thoroughly pleasant vacation
spent with Villas county friends.
Frank Carter arrived Wednesday,
from Milwaukee where he graduated
last week from the law department
of Marquette College.
A Is pound mnsky was caught by
once of the guests at the Milwaukee
House, while fishing up river Sunday.
The prize was expressed to the own
ers home in st. Louis.
Gus Scherick returned to Plymouth |
Monday after spending week here.
Mr.. BesserdIck remaining for long |
er visit and outing
N Al. Colman had launch unload !!
ed here Tuesday that will be used on
the chain between here and the near
est connecting point with Clearwater I
Lake this season.
George Goodwill who has been IN /
charge of the Milwaukee House livery
barn for several months, has quit |
that job and become one of jim
Whites mason tenders
Reinhardt Ewald who was operated
on, for appendicitis at st. Vincent's
hospital last Wednesday, is slowly re-
covering lie will have to remain at
the hospital for several weeks
Aslnail but threatening fire was
quickly extinguished by the Fire
Dept shortly after noon Tuesday. It
had been set near the George
Thompson residence across the river.
carried by the wind into a grass plot /
adjoining, it would have destroyed
the Thompson house and barn had
help not arrived about the time it
did. Heavy grass d foot high didn't
faze its progress in the least, and |