Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-01-16
About People
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mlius Dickman OF STATE Line had
l lis in town Saturday.
r,os MacQuaker returned Monday
pn Chicago
,,,rt Hirzel looked after business
+ts at Phelps Wednesday. |
pbFIip Ernst left Monday on a
, zines trip to Appleton.
ur. Alex Higgins returned Nom
,.l f,om a weeks absence at Wauke-
!, and other points.
u,s Robt. Felt spent Sunday with
N and Mrs. julius Dickman at
aste Line
II Cook went back to Minocqda
rodnesdav to finish job of clerical
york he has there.
Dsyid Petry left Wednesday on
msDess trip to Green Bay and other
points
touis Reightley returned Wednes-
i,v 70 Elcho where he is painting for
Chas. Fish.
RE. Simmons returned Monday
from Kenosha where he was called by
be illness Of his wife.
Geo. Stephen left Monday for
LnesyiIIe where he will be employed
in a large jewelry establishment.
Frankels is the place for bar
gains, they are slaughtering
goods at your own prices.
Mrs. Amos Radcliffe returned Sat
uday from Crandon where she spent
the week with friends
Walter Murray, julius Holms and
Earl Korth, of Clearwater Lake, were
among the visitors in town Friday. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Hirzel returned
Saturday from visit at Evanston,
Chicago and Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Grant of Hiles,
spent Sunday with the Ward and Be
lOngy families here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baerwald of Tenn.
left Monday after being the guests Of
Mr., and Mrs. n. NJ. Emmons for a
week.
Ed Englestead left Wednesday for
Northern Minnesota, where he will
connect with the A. A. Denton cruis-
ing outfit.
j. H. Bottle started out an ice road
spiinAler Tuesday night to pre-
pare the road between here and his
sideways for log hauling, regardless
ofSnow.
Last seasons $500 shoes at
trnkel's, now $500 per pair.
lou had better lay in a stock
now.
Mrs Patton and grandson, went to
bIeho Saturday to spend few days
WIN her daughter, Mrs. Otis Pen
nington.
9ohn With tackled the day trick
u hlr7elS Monday morning while
'aS "hite,i is wrestling with an Ill
%Fa.ed tooth. N
"A. Denton went to Appleton
So0day after which he may go tt.
Uuhlth on business for the Menasha
NoOdenware Co., by whom he is en-
plOyed.
a seven year old daughter of John
Hm6ersh of Three Lakes, died at
HaC place Monday, according to in
'olnaClon furnished us by Undertake
ST hoderick who supplied the casket.
John, ChaS. and Louis Zimpelman
anu sister, Mrs. Matt Scheribel, re-
'urhed Tuesday from Port Washing
on' where they were called last week
"aVtend the funeral of their father.
l. NJ. Christianson was lucky in
unulng large red fox in one OF his
1dtS While running them Tuesday
morning. The pelt being worth SO.
Slo' made good start on big
weeks wages provided it keeps up.
'ohn May who is working in Camp
= at Phelps came down Friday to
yuV IN few days with friends. here.
VI May called at this office and
paced thunder moral and financial
OoHgaton to him by becoming a paid
up new subscriber to the Review. .
John Eby of Phelps made US a busi-
ASSS call while in town Saturday. He
spent the holidays with relatives in
Siucago and said the life one has to
-.eau while stopping in that town is a
S y one, far more so even than
~ every day job of instructor in a
SCHOOL Of 80 pIlnils