Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-01-08
COUNTY. WISCONSIN. FRIDAY JANUARY 5, 1915.

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Friday at Phelps.
The County Board held session
this week.
Dan Moke of Conoyer was in town
Wednesday.
Pete Stein made trip to Gagen
Wednesday.
G L. Pickett spent the holiday per-
iod with Chicago relatives.
Morton Cook left Thursday for a
short stay at Wausau.
Walter and Agnes Gander returned
from Waukesha Tuesday.
w. M. Hart left Saturday to scale
for logging firm at khinelander.
Arthur Poisman returned to Mil
waukee Monday.
Mrs. G. M. Nash is recovering from
a severe attack of pleurisy.
Ross Shattuck of Sparta is visiting
relatives here.
Andrew Ranges was down from
Phelps Monday on business.
VIM. Adams of the Lakota sum-
mer resort was in town Tuesday.
The w. G, T u. will meet with
Mrs. G. M. Nash Saturday, Jan. 9th.
Alex DeNoyer went to Gagen Tues
day to repair some engines at the mill
| there.
Miss Clara Kanke returned to Chi
cago Tuesday after visit at the
horne Of her uncle Herman Rade.
A. j. Austin was in charge OF the
Grammar room during the absence OF
Miss Fuller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. MacQuaker re-
turned Monday from their holiday
visit in Chicago.
Misses Lulu Nemacheck and Doro-
thy Dickinson returned to Stevens
Point Normal Monday.
VIM. Murphy Jr. went to Waters
meet Saturday to take position as
time keeper i'll a camp near There.
Miss Lulu Dussault of Conover was
the guest of Mrs. Frank Adams Cover
New Years.
The mother of Mrs. J. HI. Kuehne
left Saturday to visit relatives at Ed
gar. !
Geo. O'Connor left Saturday to at
tend the inauguration of Governor
Phillip at Madison Monday.
Mrs. @. M. Dale enjoyed holiday
visit from sister who returned to
Chicago Monday.
Chas. Lewis went down to Gagen
Wednesday where he will steer log
ging team around for awhile.
Geo. Hall is up at Joe Mayo's camp
on the Deerskin this week scaling the
cut which is about completed.
Miss Erma Zimpelman returned to
Milwaukee DoWner Tuesday after
spending the vacation with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Zimpelman.
Jacob Wirth Jr. departed Monday
for New Ulm, Mimi, to continue his
college studies after spending two
weeks at home.
The County Board members left
Thursday for home having completed
the work of settling with outgoing
officers, and other business.
VIM. Murphy is taking care OF the
fires at the school house this week
while A. K. Everett is confined to
the house with the grippe.
Toe Frankel has opened his dental
Office on the second floor Of the Law
Ter building at the corner of Main
and Wall streets.
Misses Ferguson, Johns and Shapi-
70 returned Monday from their Christ
mas visit to their homes to take up
their school duties. Misses Fuller
and Byrne arrived Tuesday.
The infant child of MIR. and Mrs.
Glen Dyer of Flambeau was brought
here for burial Tuesday. The be-
reaved parents have the sympathy Of
MANY friends in their affection.
The following took their departure
Saturday after spending the Yule
Tide season here: Frank Diamond,
TO Crandon; Esther Austin, Toma-
hawk: Mary Richards, Minneapolis;
MYRTLE Kuehne, Lacrosse; Freda
Frankel. Ruby Radcliffe and Irene
Higgins. Madison; Almira Luebke,
Alois Sailor and DR.. Andrew Frankel
Milwaukee.
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