Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1914-02-13


f.. J. Strong was business visitor
at Arbor Vitae Wednesday.
4 daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rath, Feb. 9th.
Melville Beardsley left Wednesday
for Chicago with two cars of pota-
toes for Amos Radcliffe.
L. w. Wallace was called to De-
troit this morning by the death of
his step-father, S. H. Stokes.
Mrs. Jas. Peddycoart, wife of the
proprietor OF the Lakeside resort on
Little ST. German, is reported SER
ously i'll at her home.
A million dollar loss was averted at
Brokaw. Tuesday when the paper
mills were saved from burning. AS it
was, the loss was Sl50,0O0.OO
Mrs. Walter Shattuck and daugh-
ter, Doris, left Wednesday for st.
Charles, Mimi, to attend the funer-
al of an aunt of Mrs Shattuck.
Mines. Ann and Geo. E. O'Connor
returned Thursday from visit that
began before Christmas with rela-
tiyes at different points in Wisconsin.
Dan Graham went to Fond du Lac
this morning as witness in y. S..
district Court in case in which the
Fdefunct Blue Grass Land Co. is a
party.
N M. Emmons moved into his new
store this week. He has very at
tractive place of business due in a
large degree to the Knight of the
paint brush, Dave Seward.
Rev. Dixon and family formerly in
charge of the Congregational church
here, are now at Amigo where Mr..
Dixon is pastor of the First Congre-
gational church in that city.
Mrs. ]. III. Hunter drove over Sat-
urday from Big St. German, to get
Mr.. Hunter who had spent the week
here attending the county board and
forestry meetings. X
Most people got wise to the fact
that Good old Winter is here after
looking at their thermometers Thurs
day morning. They read from 30 Io
AZ below.
NOTICE We are now ready to
buy up logs and do custom work.
Particulars at the office of the
Eagle River Lumber Co.
Mrs. Jonas Radcliffe and son re-
turned to Oshkosh this morning af-
ter visit of several days with the
Radcliffe families here. Mr.. Rad
.cliffe is now in the law Office of E. B.
Finch a well known lawyer there.
% - Proi. A. +. Oakley, OF
Phelps will deliver lee
ture in the Congregational Church
Sunday evening Feb. 18th. The sub
iect will be 1.-THE Cheerful Umbrel-
Ia" A collection will be taken to
defray expenses.
FL Thrun went to Chicago Tues
day to attend the Convention OF Ce-
ment manufacturers and users. on in
that city this week. Mr. Thrun ex-
poets to pick up lot of information
that will come handy when he begins
the erection Of hisconcrete building on
Railroad and Wall streets, which will
be as soon as warm weather comes.
Messrs. Rawlinsen and Gruehn OF
the forestry committee clerical torce,
went to Ashland Thursday for con-
ference with senator Tompkins, re-
garding their work. They expect to
return next week to resume the work
of collecting infor nation regarding
this county.
We cot in bad wish one of our most
valued lady readers last week by neg
lecting to mention her among the
list of those who helped to make aGo
to Church Sunday a success She
thouht such an act was worthy OF
recognition and it was. What beat
orr man was that being somewhat OF
stranger there himself, he supposed
her to be one of those always present.
We have been requested by several
who were present at the Greenwood
Ranch party, to state their apprecla-
tion and enjoyment of the elaborate
and delicious supper that Mrs Egga-
broad had prepared in advance and
served to the guests at the approprl-
ate hour. Not being present person
ally is the excuse for not alludlng 20
her share in what is always an I'M
nortant item in an evening s pleasure.
The Rhinelander New North OF