Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-02-12

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A. Fl. Stevens is reported seriously
| ill.
Z. M. Grover was in town Tues
day.
Mart Hirzel and Joe Burke were
visitors at Phelps Wednesday.
The Inter Sc were entertained by
Mrs. Grant Cook Tuesday evening.
w. R. Walleck returned to Chica-
80 Wednesday.
Jack Pacquette was over from Ar
Dor Vitae Friday.
Y Alex Higgins went to Madison Mon
day on business.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. e. O'Connor left
Saturday for Milwaukee and Chicago.
The Forest Echo has sold out tor
the Crandon Republican making its
last appearance last week.
A Jos. Flanagan arrived Saturday
from Chicago to visit at the McKen-
zie and MacQuaker homes.
| Rev. Webster went to Rhinelander
Monday to attend the meeting of
Episcopalien ministers.
i G. M. Nash and Vet Bates were up
| from Gagen to spend Sunday with
their families.
Hirzel's ice crew returned from up
the line Saturday having finished the
harvest of this year.
Jas. White has been under medical
care for the past week for threaten
ed attack OF pneumonia.
Among the i'll this week we learn
Of Mrs. b. Ward and Mrs. Alfred
Morgan
J. Il. Nemacheck who has been do
ing clerical work at Phelps for the
past month is at home again.
John Bina, Milwaukee tailor ar
rived Monday to work in the Roder-
lex tailoring establishment.
A s'bird'' of a story s.
Co., I" our next serial. Harold Mac
Grath wrote it.
n d. E. Riordan came over from Wau-
sau Saturday to transfer all title to
the light and power plant to the
town.
Frank Cole one of the prominent
business men of Winchester was re-
newing acquaintance in town Tues
day.
Herman Ketz and son returned to
N their home in Illinois Monday after an
extended visit at the Herman Rade
home.
George Erwin holds the fisherman's
championship belt since Wednesday
when he caught 80 pound musky
while fishing on Meta lake.
HB Mines. J. Hess, Walter Shattuck,
and w. I'll. Bomber will entertain the
Earnest Workers at the Bonner home
next Tuesday afternoon. Ice cream
and cake will be served. Everyone
cordially invited.
A u. Roderick was at Conover Wed
nesday in charge of the funeral of
Daniel IIedburg, a farmer who died
Monday after long illness with can
Ger. He was As years old and leaves
wife and family.
VIM. and John Murphy returned
Tuesday from Rochester, MINI. The
former who went for an examina-
tion by the Mayos, we are glad to
state received assurance that with
good care he would soon recover his
usual health.
Thirty miles of railroad extension
to be built in the vicinity Of Crandon
the coming summer with that city
the base of supply point, assures a
prosperous year to the business men.
"a railroad construction crew of three
shifts Of 800 to a 1000 men, one COM
| ing, one working and one going, Isl
bound to make business good for be-
| lieye us they are some spenders.
Mrs. E. f. Hayward was in town on
business Tuesday. She informed her
many friends here of a unfortunate
accident that befen Mr. Hayward
three weeks ago It the time Of the
slee6 storm. On the depot platform
at CIintonville, he fell and broke. his
hip and thigh. lie was taken tof
Wausau for treatment and is getting
along nicely at present though it will
be number of weeks before he is
able to move about again.
Twenty or more young lady friends
of Miss Susie Frankel, successfully
arranged and delivered birthday
SurnriSn IN her Monday evening ASl