Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-10-16
Magazines at Eagle Drug Store.


G. A. Rush was down from Phelps
Saturday.
Shorty Fourier of Butternut lake
had business in town Friday
i. II. Dildine made trip to Wau-
sau Saturday
Emil Hedeen was down from Como
yer Monday.
Alex DeNoyer had business at Gag
Ell Tuesday. +
The road crews will soon leave for Z
Sayner to work until it freezes up.
Henry Nanny Of Big Portage was
III town on business Tuesday.
n A. Colman was at Black Oak
lake on hunting trip over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Murphy went to Anti
go Monday for visit with relatives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank John
son Sunday October 18th a daugh-
ter.
MIR. and Mrs. Fl. J. Mack of Phelps |
attended the Seidel speech Tuesday
night.
| L. T. Jackson was down from
Phelps Saturday to meet his daugh
ter arriving from Iowa to visit her
parents.
Miss Mabel Oberg of Phelps was
the guest of Eagle River friends SAT-
urday
Mrs. Fred Morey and Miss Jennie
Ross were Amigo bound passengers
this morning.
Mrs. G. f Sanborn Of Portland, Ore
arrived Saturday to make her.:, par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. r. Siattefy, an ex-
tended visit.
Dan Graham went over to Arbor
Vitae Monday to do some county. sur
yeying.
Have you noticed that gayly paint
ed and striped Standard Oil tank:Wag-
. on that is moving arouHd town these
days.
Or. Ward is improving. the. appear
ance Of his residence property by the
addition of two neat porcheS.
Womans' Home Companion, Ladies
iiome Journal, Delineator and others
for sale regularly at Eagle Drug Store
Life is still one d---I thing after
another with the students at the Uni
versity according to daily papers for
the past two weeks.
/ Alfred DeNoyer, Standard Oil ag-
gent at Minocqua came oyey yester
day to visit the paternal home.
| Atty. Jonas Radcliffe of Oshkosh,
has removed to Waukau, nearby
village, according to notice received
by this paper from the Oshkosh L. =.
Its too late to buy "a new fishing
rod and reel this year. When you
want to 60 fishing strike irye Barra-
ger for the loan OF his.
Sherman Green left Monday for a
/ visit at his home at WeWauWega at
ter spending the guiding season in
the Red Oak resort vicinity. tie will
i returnfbr the deer season.
Matt Numerick is putting up
nice set of farm buildings on his farm
Just north of town, formerly the
! butcher place. Herman Korth is in
charge of the work
| YIN. Hunter accompanied Frank
Diletine tg Wausau Saturday and in
vested ina new team while there.
/ The horses arrived here Tuesday as
did also one for Anton Vlacht.
A ride with Joe Burke the other
INIay disclosed the fact that our end OF
the Eagle River to Three Lakes road
fine lob and should throw lot of
! Clearwater Lake business this way.
Karl Dobrooylny, an A uStrian tail
or who was i'm Belgium when war
broke out and with all other foreign
ers was ordered to to leave, came to
Milwaukee where two brothers live.
He arrived here Tuesday to take a
position in Roderick'S Tailoring Dept
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Hayward after
an absence of year and half IN
1.-THE east are back at Haymeadow
| Farm. at Rummeles. They were
guests of friends here part of this
week.
Under the auspices of Miss Verna
Mayo assisted by the ladies OF the
district. an entertainment will be
given at the Mayo School House Sat
1rday Oct. oath from to II D. M
Music and you know. the order of the
evening. Supper included. Proceeds /
to apply on purchase of new organ
for the school. Tickets on sale now /
The Review is indebted to Mrs. /
VIM. Tellefson for a 1915 subscrip- I
ton renewal while in town Saturday. /
Their hospitable home. The Tama-
racks. on Tellefson lake has. as usual /
been frequently visited this summer
bv their village friends here and at
Phelps. Relatives expected to visit L
them in the near future are: Abel
6sl,ricf.ie nSon and brother of Chicago