Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-09-17
Local And Personal.

AUUuA Hiiu Vtvului.
Order Your Ice from HirzeI.
John knobla was down from Dom
aidson Saturday.
P. LaChance was down from State
Line Tuesday.
Miss Nina Olmstead has gone to
Superior to attend Normal.
Mrs. 5. o. Bates was Gagen yisi-
tor over Sunday
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. kole-
house Sunday, Sept. l2th--a son.
Latest purchasers of Ford cars are
Lawler & Wiegand, and Ed Iacau.
Mrs. j. A. Dimond Of Crandon is
the guest of friends here this week.
Mrs. Daniel Graham returned Mon
day from brief visit with Amigo
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. L. ". Mcintyre went
to Milwaukee Monday to spend the
week at the state fair y
Miss Ida Rade left Saturday for
Stevens Point to begin her first year
as Normal school student.
Mrs. s. w. Smith and son Wesley
left Saturday to visit relatives at
Green Bay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Everett went
to Milwaukee Tuesday to attend the
fair
The parents Of Mrs. John Shattuck
returned to Sparta Wednesday after
visiting here ten days,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Macleod have
returned from Dakota where they
spent the summer with daughter.
! W. s. Raymond went to Miiwau-
| kee Wednesday to report tohis phys
icians and take in some Of the fair.
/ Mrs. Webster returned to her home
4 in Oshkosh Tuesday after spending
the summer with her grandson, H..
] W. Morris. at his resort,
4 Mrs. Jos. Flanagan returned to
Chicago Sunday night after spending
several months with her daughter,
Mrs. Thos. Maequaker,
/ j. j. Roderick, wife and daughter
returned Monday night from their
auto trip to the southern part OF the
state.
ISL. S. Lashua, the Wards Remedy
Man for this county desires to notify
his customers in this vicinity. that
he will call on them next week.
Vim. Saltenberger is assisting Rep
resentatiye Gnndersoil with the Villas
Icounty exhibit at the state fair this
week.
/ David Frankel left Wednesday
might for MilWapkeeaand Chicago to
buy the fall stocks for Frankel's
/ Dept. Store.
! This section was visited Monday
and Tuesday afternoon by two of the
heaviest rains of the season. Farm
ers were delighted as their land is in
fine condition for blowing now.
Joe Mayo is said TO possess the larg-
est straw pile in the county the result.
LOT two days threshing last week when
his 40 acres of oats yielded at the rate
of SO bushels per acre.
Mrs: Chas. Pride and two children
left yesterday to visit her parents in
Duluth. She left Chas. in our care so.
| if any body wants a date with him
| they will have to see us about it.
Miss Hattie Richmond went to
Milwaukee Wednesday morning to-
buy fall millinery that will shortly
be at the disposal of the Eagle River
Millinery and Art store clientele.
Mines. Mckenzie. Menefee, Morey.
Lawler, Bomber, a. Radcliffe and
Mrs. John Dilnond were a party that
went to Three Lakes yesterday by
rail, returning after luncheon, ! y
launch through the chain.
Mr.. and Mrs Jos. Hartley accom-
panied by Nr. and Mrs. Kinber and
daughter, came over i'll the Hartley
car Sunday from Rhinelander and
spent the day with - Strong and
family,
Misses Lulu and Ruth Nemacheek,
Doris sllattnck, and Messrs. Arthur
Scheribei and john Foley left Mon
day for Stevens Point where they viii l
attend the Normal, Miss Lulu, as a