Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-10-22
Local And Personal.

Geo. Fuller is transacting business
In st. Paul this week.
Arthur Taylor of Rhinelander wasl
a business visitor here yesterday
w. J. Walsh is confined to the house
by illness this week.
Supt. Austin is visiting schools uUE
the line this week.
Mrs. Arthur Radcliffe returned
yesterday from visit at Ogema.
Mrs. Chas Erwin is visiting at Wau-
sau this week.
Don't miss the Sunday School en-
terbainment at Woodmen hall to-nite.
Frank Murphy now drives a Ford
bought out of the Carter livery stock.
NJ. Frankel and family were Rhine
lander visitors Sunday.
John Wagner returned Friday from
an absence Of three months at Anti
go.
Fred s. Cheever has gone to Chica-
go where he has employment for the
winter.
Miss Margaret Wagner Of Amigo
was the guest Of her sister Miss En-
ma Wagner over Sunday
Christmas Tree John arrived Fri
day TO engage for his regular ship
ments from here.
Theo. Hall night, watchman for
the Eagle River Lbr. Co., spent part
Of last week at State Line.
Ground was broken Monday morn
ing for the Carter & Burke garage
and livery.
Mrs. Stewart Langill and children
went to Gagen Monday where they
will reside for the winter.
Aug. Radke left Wednesday for Ed
monitor, Canada, where he will spend
the winter.
Dr.. Frankel is making his regular
professional visit at Phelps yesterday
and to day.
Mr.. and Mrs Mart Hirzel left Sat
ufday via Rhinelander for Chicago
and other points OF interest.
Frank Nemacheck OF Appleton is
the guest of his son j. r. Nemacheck
and family.
Mrs. Walter ShatGuck returned
Monday from visiting her daughter
Miss Doris Shattuck at Stevens Pt.
Walter Arnold Of Lac Grand Ia., is spend
ing the week looking over the town
with view to locating permanently.
> Short slab wood-Get your winter
supply now. S1.75 q load. 3 loads $500
Eagle River Lbr. Co.
w. M. Hart returned Saturday
from Phelps where he did some tim
Der estimating for the town board.
Jas. Logg and wife are now perma-
nent village residents and are having
their residence quite thoroughly re-
paired.
Emil Heehn and Francis McGregor
went to State Line "Wednesday to do
some stonemason work for L. L.
Thomas. u
Jim LAWYER returned Saturday from
Crystal Falls, Mich, where he had
been cruising for G. F. Sanborn UNI
Til driven out by wet weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ohlson re-
turned Monday from the southern
part of the state where they were
called last week.
e. L. Luther has been appointed to
succeed @. P. Norgard as superinten-
dent of Farmers Institutes. Good
for Luther we don't know of a better
man for the job.
Most of Eagle Rivers legal frate--
nifty spent Saturday and Monday at
Phelps as representatives for the
Company. and Town, at the board of
review sessions.
w. E. Glove who has been en-
ployed as head millwright for the Ea-
gle River Lumber Co. for several
months, returned with his family to-
Beaver. Wednesday.
Il anyone doubts the virtues of the
road drag let them look at the results
obtained on Wall and Railroad streets.
Instead of being optional, its use
should be compulsory on all roads
built with public money.
All Conover residents are feeling
nroff.v nrolld over tho NOW hotel no.