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The Washington socialist. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1914-1915, 1915-05-13

ana the metropolitan Life insurance
company. The investigation by the
mayors committee on unemployment
was conducted by sending out letters
of inquiry to a large number of en-
ployers of labor in New York City to
ascertain the difference between the
number employed In the week ending
December 10, 1914, and the number
employed in the corresponding week
in 1913 Responses were received
from 602 establishments in all lines
of trade and industry, employing dur
ing the week ending December 10,
1914, total of 250,723 persons Com
pairing the figures obtained for the
two years, the committee reported
that the increase in the number EN-
ployed, based on the decrease of en-
the total number of workers employed
in December 1918 And it was esti
mated that about 100000 more per
sons were unemployed in New York
IN december, 1914, than IN December,
1913
At about the same time the Metro
politan Life Insurance company of
New York made an investigation as
to unemployment by a canvass of the
families of policy holders of the com
pany. Agents of the company were
supplied with blank forms prepared
for the purpose and secured informa-
ton as to unemployment from 1885,
$50 families holding policies in the
company, and found that 45,421 per-
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
Joyas Perdidas.

Nos dice la senorita Carmen
Paez, que vive en- ell No. 1896
Suffer st. que un ingenioso la
dron penetr6 a sus habitaciones.
robandole un reloj de orc y una
cadena del mismo metal, que mi
de % pulgadas de largo y es de
hechura muy antigua, de la la
mazda cadena de bejuco. La Sc
norlta Paez val1a en- S11O SUI per-
dlda; pero lamenta especialmen-
tie la de su cadena, la que ade-
mas de su valor real, estima mu-
cho por ser una brenda que he
redara de sus antepasados. La
policia tiene aviso de este robo.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
C~omprando nuevos
vapores

La Companfa naviera llamada
American Mexican SIS. Co., ha
adquirido ell vapor Manila" que
compr0 al Departments de Ma
rina de los Estados Unidos. Di-
cho buque Sc encontraba en- Ma
re Island, sirviendo de prisi6n a
los marines de buques de que
IRA, condenados a arresto ma
yor. La Companfa naviera an
tedicha, Sc propone mandar
dicho buque con carga y pasa-
jeros para los puertos de Me-
xico y Centro-America. Con es-
tie son va cuatro los vapores con
que cuenta esta nueva Compa-
MIA. Los otros son: General
Pesqueira'' Balboa Colon"
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
SoIemne Inauguration.

Ell pr6ximo lines, Is del ac-
tual, Sc fnaugurara ell Undo edi-
hclo que Guatemala levanto en-
los campos de la Exposition. Con
tai motive habra grandes festas
en- csc pabell0n, que cuesta mas
de S35. 900 al Gobierno de aGuel
pals amigo. Los Comisionados
guatemaltecos son: Don Ignacio
u. Saravia. Licdo. Don Jose Fla
menco, DR., Juan Padilla Matute.
lngeniero Don Fernando Cruz.
Una de las sorpresas que Sc pre-
paran para csc dfa, es la presen-
taclon de una orquesta tfpica
guatemalteca, tornado por ocho
hermanos, los Senores Hurtado.
Ell Instruments principal que
usan es la marimba, acompana-
da por cello, violin. fauta, con-
trabajo Y cornetfn.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
LIegada del p
"Newport"

Ha llegado a este puerto ell va
por N. A. Newport p~rocedente
de Panama y puertos de Centre
America y Mexico, trayendo
1885 toneladas de carga varia.
que Sc estima en- $145, 900; entire
ella 10 siguiente: Ia, 1924 sacos
Cafe, 3,240 sacos Az1car, IT'S
bultos Cueros, 683 racimos de
Platanos, 1,050 bultos de Cacao,
92O cajones de Limones, etc.
VINO bajo ell mando del Captain
u. q, Trask, Y trajo &c pasaje-
ros de primera clase y 80 desc
gunda, Entire los primeros vi
nleron muchfsimas personals his
pano-americanas, que vienen a
Vlsltar %nuestra Exposition,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
La Pacific Mail
en- quiebra.

La ley recientemente pasada
por ell Senado en- Washington,
del aumento o~bligatorio de los
jornales de los marineros de bar
cos mercantes y ell mejoramien-
to de sus comidas, ha inducido a
la Pacific Mail a pensar seria-
mente en- retirarse de los nego-
clos, pues seg1n dice ell Presi-
dente de esa Companfa, Mr., R. P.
Schwerin, ell aumento de gastos
montana a mas de seiscientos
mil pesos por ano; y las utilida-
des netas actuales son de solo
5000, 900. De manera que es pre-
terrible vender, antes que decla-
rarse en- bancarrota,
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
lmportante.

I'm espanol honrado, de So a.
nos de edad, de profession agri-
cultor, bien entendido en- cerea-
les, vinedos, olives, arboles fru-
tales e injertos, en- ganados labo-
rar aguardientes, Y anisado me-
dir terrenos, desea colocaci6n de
mayordomo 9 TRAFALGAR en- un
Rancho @ tomar un Rancho a las
dos terceras parties de sus pro-
ductos.
Carece de ell Ingles. Ensena
a leer y escribir espanol.
JOSE MEDINA.
Santa Clara, Cal.
1864 Belomy st.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
PersonaIes.

Don Ignacio G. Saravia Sc
ALOHA en- ell Palace Hotel.
Ell Lie. don Jose Flamenco.
acompanado de su esposa dona
Piedad y de su bella hija Vic
toria, Sc alojan en- ell Hotel Bris-
tol.
Ell ST.. Francisco Ulloa, rico
h%acendado de la Rep1blica del
Salvador, esta hospedado en- ell
Hotel Monroe en- la Gale Sacra-
mento.
Ell Doctor Antonio Ramirez
Fontecha, delegado Hondureno a
la Exposition, acompanado de su
esposa e hijos. esta hospedado
en- ell Hotel Richelieu.
-Dona Juana de Barreto y Gin
co de su familia, Sc encnentran
de paSeO en- eSta Ciudad.
Para San Bias, Mexico, Sc
fue ell Sr. G. Saravia, en- ell va
por San Jose" ell dfa 6 del CO.
rriente.
Allegro estuvo la comida que
sirvieron en- su rancho San An
gel'' sito en- ell Condado de San
ia Clara, los esposos de la Vega.
Solo platillos al estilo mexicano
fueron servidos.
Don Baltazar Fernandez ha
llegado a esta Ciudad con sus hi
jos Sergio, Marcelino y Raimun-
do, a quienes piensa poner de in
ternoS en- uno de los colegios To-
Gales.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
Mas sobre las Bodas
S~tegeman-G alan

Al dar cuenta del enlace Ste
alan en- otro lugar de
este mismo n1mero, involunta-
rlamente Sc nos pas6 hacermen-
clon de las encantadolas senori-
tas que fungieron en- dicha cere-
monla ecclesiastical como damas
de honor, y que fueron NADIA me-
nos que las bellfsimas senoritas
PIMA y MARIA CARNE. Aten-
tamente suplicamos a las referi-
das senoritas Carne, tengan la
bondad de dispensarnos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
Empresario en-
Oesgracia

El conocido empresario Senior
Mario Lambardi, que nos ha
traido varias y buenas compa-
Mas de opera italiana, arrendo
ell teatro "Gaiety" en- la Gale
OFarrell de esta Ciudad. Ape
sar del eterno decir de que ell
publlco de San Francisco es ar
tlstlco y enamorado de la m1sf-
ca, ell teatro citado Sc vic decier-
TO las Slete primeras noches en-
que Sc cantaron tres de las mas
bellas operas del repertoire an
tlguo. Nj porque cantaba en-
Rigoletto" y ''Gioconda" ell
tamoso tenor espanol Constan-
tlno, hubo gran concurrencia.
1 Lambardl Sc vic obligado a
deslstir de su empeno de darnos
una larga y buena temporada de
opera. Con la muerte en- ell al
ma, Sc retira ell viejo Y simpati-
co empresario. Y para colmo
de sus males, dos de los coristas
de su compania desbandada, 10
nan acusado por no pagarles sus
salaries.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
Entire enemigos Sc res
peta y Sc honra ell valor
de los vencidos.
LA CAPTURA De UNA BANDERA.

He aqui ell relate de la toma
de una bandera por los aliados,
escrito por un ingles:
"El e%spectaculo que me ha i'm
presionado mas durante la actual
guerra ha sido la resistencia O.
puesta por un punado de solda-
dos alemanes, resto de I'm regi-
miento sacrifcado por ell ataque
de una posicion dominate de-
fendida por artillerfa inglesa,
caballeria e infanteria francesa.
Los prusianos estaban refugia-
dos sobre una pequena elevation
del terrenO rodeando su bande-
ra. Los franceses les intimaron
la orden de rendirse. Los pru-
sianOs rehusaron. Entonces Sc
les di6 ell asalto. La bandera
paso de mano en- mano y fue
mantenida en- alto mientras un
aleman quedaba bajo de sus pile
CUES. Por fin los franceses re-
cogieron ell emblema agujereado
por las balas, manchado de san
gre. La victoria no fue saluda-
da nj por gritos nj por manifes-
taciones de entusiasmo. Como
los ingleses los franceses saben
respetar y honrar ell valor de los
vencidos,"
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
De Aqui y de Ala.
(COntinuan)

\OOllCllIQduJ
en- ell Correo local. La semana
que mas visitantes ha habido an
ties de ahora, ell n1mero solo ha
llegado a Is, 900 personals.
Robert Britt, que Sc ALOHA en-
I'm hotel sito en- ell No. 321 Grant
Ave. sali6 antenoche de paseo en-
autom0vil. En- ell canine encOn-
tr0 a dos chicas guapas a quie-
mes invite a "dar la vuelta" por
ell parque y la playa, visitando
varios Cafes de los que alegran
las orillas del mar. Mucho goZ0
Robert con sus lindas amiguitas,
y regres6 ufano y orgulloso de
sus conquistas. Su algeria tro-
c0se en- desperation, al yer
que sus companeras de parranda
lie habfan robado su cartera, que
contenfa mas de 5000. Quejum-
broso Sc presento a la Policia,
pidiendo socorro! No Sc di6 con
las muchachas
-Darfo Resta triunf6 en- las
grandes carreras de automobiles
que Sc efectuarOn en- los campOS
de la Exposition ell Sabado 1lti-
mo. Dicho apreciable sportman,
gan0 ell Grand Prix y la Copa
Vanderbilt, esta a perpetuidad.
Ralph Palma, que era ell posee-
dor de csc trofeo, hizo entrega
formal de la Gran Copa a su ven
cedor,
Una esplendida banda COM
puesta de IS m1sicos franceses,
ha llegado p~rocedente de Paris,
bajo la direction de Gabriel Pa
res; habiendo dado su primer
concerto en- los campos de la Elk
posici6n ell Martes de esta Sc
mana.
Alfredo Sells arrestado en-
Los Angeles, ha confesado que
el fue quien rob6 y asesin6 en-
Fruitvale Oakland a Mr.. Y
Mrs. Jacob Vogel en- Febrero pa
sado.
Ell gran transatlantico La
Touraine" en- su viaje de Nueva
York al Havre, Francia, Sc in
cendi0 inesperadamente al ir a
medic canine. La tripulaci6n
trabaj0 noche Y dfa, hasta ex-
tinguir ell fuego, que Sc limit6 a
uno de los COMPARTMENTS de
carga. Los seiscientos cuarenta
pasajeros que llavaba a su bor-
do. pasaron dos dias desespera-
dos, esperanto morir entire las
llamas o ahogados en- ell mar. An
tier lego La Touraine" al Hav-
re, sin mayor novedad.
Los apartamentos de la Sra,
Teresa de Lachman fueron roba-
dos antier, valuando sus joyas
perdidas en- 1884, 90, Esta seno-
ra vive en- la Gale de Polk n1-
nero 1912.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
Un Invento Notable.

Ante la Junta de Aviacion Mi
litar de los Estados Unidos. ell
inventor j. w. Broadwick, de-
mostro antier la practicabilidad
de un invento suyo, co~nsistente
en- salvavidas aereo. Para meior
llustrar su invento, Mr.. Broad
wick subi6 en- su aeroplano a una
altura de l, 400 pies, en- presen-
cha del General George P. Scri-
ven, del Departamento de Avia-
cion Militar, y de otros peritos
en- la materia. Mr., Broadwick
subi6 acompanado de su hiia
Miss Tiny Broadwick, a quien
emo ell salvavidas en- question.
A la altura antedicha, Miss Tiny
Sc arroyo del aeroplano, cayendo
de pie en- Ell campo de aviaci6n
mllltar, sana Y saliva. Los es-
pectadores tuvieron un minute
de angustiosa espectativa. Y I'm
grlto de satisfaction Sc despren-
do del pecho de los circunstan-
ties, al yer que la nina baiaba
SIN causarse Ell menor dano, Ell
Gobierno Federal adoptara csc
lnvento para sus aviadores mill
tares.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
FALLECIMIENTO.

Maria Luisa Hinojosa de un a.
no dos meses de edad hija del ST..
Carlos G. Hinojosa y de la Sra.
Maria c. Monies de Hinojosa ia
ell dia 9'del actual a la una
de la manana.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
PERSONAL.

Aviso al pGblico en- general y
a mis- amistades en- particular,
que desde esta fecha he adopta-
do frmarme JUAN M. SOsA, en- lu-
gar de Juan Sosa con ell objeto
de evitar trastornos en- mis- ne
gocios; pues en- esta ciudad hay
dos 9 tres personals cue tienen
ell nombre que 70 acabo de alte-
rar.
JUAN M. SOSA
Marine Fireman Union.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-03-13
iiGRATIS!!

81 Vd. sabe apreciar 10 que es
una buena Y sabrosa tortilla de
maiz, pase a la Tienda Mexlcana
del Sr, A, M. Pereyra 787 Broad
way st. y Sc lie obsequIara con
las muestras que Vd. desee.
Sc hacen tortillas de todos ia
manos propias para Enchiladas.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Is Highway Commissioner.

J. 7. Nemacheck was appoint
ed highway commissioner of
Villas county last Thursday by
I. H. Kamke, chairman Of the
county board, to succeed Geo.
H. Jackson whose term expired
the first of June. The appoint
ment was made through a ruling
OF the attorney general to the
effect that unless the county
board or its chairman elected
one OF the two highest marked
candidates prior to July first,
state aid would be withdrawn.
While the appointment of Nema-
check IS far from pleasing to the
majority of the people in the
county, it is to be hoped that
this Office will not be used to
further any future political
aspirations he may have during
his reign.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Walter Murray Married.

Elder H. w. Reed united IN
marriage last evening at Clear,
water Lake, Walter Murray and
Miss Lena Phlugradt. 1t was an
open air wedding and was wit,
messed by nearly a hundred
friends of the couple Mr.. Muir
ray is very well known in Eagle
River, his home being at Clear
water. The bride was formerly
teacher of music in the Clear
water schools her home being IN
Milwaukee. Alva Berge and
Miss RUBY Engler attended the
couple. As a wedding present
the brides father purchased the
Kranze store at Clearwater Tor
MIR. and Mrs. Murray which
they will operate.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Notice of Certification.

Information at hand in the
Horticultural Department lndl-
Gates that potato growers nave
not read the important announce
ment made recently relative to
potato inspection and certihca-
ton for 1915.
Applications for inspection OF
potato fields must be on tlle IN
the Horticultural Department,
Wisconsin Experiment Station,
Madison, Wisconsin, by July
18th. No inspection can be
made on applications received
after that date.
Application blanks are now
available and can be secured by
addressing the horticultural de-
partment. The Wisconsin Tx
pertinent Station Bulletin 252
on Seed Potato Certihcation'
can be secured by request.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Phelps s; Eagle River l.

The Regulars second game,
and incidentally its second defeat,
was pulled off on the home
grounds Sunday afternoon when
the Phelps aggregation took the
game by score Of 8 to /. Eagle
River was out-played through
out the game and failed TO do
anything spectacular in the way
of ball-playing. Frankel did the
twirling for the locals and Wei
land for the mill town team.
Manager Frankel has secured
a game here Sunday with the
Watersmeet team, and is trying
to secure Monday game.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
THE COMMUNITY PLAN
Settling of Villas County Cut
over Farm Lands by the
Sanborn Investment Co.

The Sanborn Investment Com
pany who recently opened land
offices IN Eagle River are working
up the community plan of set
ting the cut-over lands of Villas
county. The first community"
will be located near the county
seat and will probably be settled
by Polish colonists. ]. A. Dzien-
eelewski of Chicago is now at
Eagle River for the promotion of
the colony.
In the settlement of Wisconsin
one has but to look to the older
farming communities of Shebov-
gan counties settled bv the Ger
mans, Green Bay settled by the
Belgians, Green county bv
the Swiss and later Portage
county by the Poles, to note the
natural tendency of foreign
speaking groups to settle in well
defined districts. The colony or
community plan has been tried
out successfully in Villas county.
One has but to visit the town of
Conover on the north and Clear
water on the south to see how
perfectly it has worked and the
magnificent farms under i'm
prOvement.
The settlement of Upper Wis
consin is but the continued story
of the older counties. To the man
who is agriculturally inclined
Villas county offers untold ad-
vantages.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
TO CELEBRATE FOURTH
Prices Grove to Entertain a
Big Crowd Next Monday
IN Honor of the Nations
Birthday.

July 4th will be celebrated at
Eagle River next Monday with
a fuil days program at Prices
grove under direction of the local
order OF Socialists. 1t promises
to be a gala day with MANY in
teresting features in pleasurable
entertainment.
Prominent speakers will be
present: Ex-Srate Senator Win
field 4. Gaylord of Milwaukee
and Kali Tahleta a Finnish
speaker will entertain the crowd.
Tames, sports and races will
be pulled off in the afternoon.
Bowery dance afternoon and
evening, followed by fireworks.
Come and have good time.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
A Peculiar Accident.

Veterinary Surgeon Morgan
extracted from between the
shoulder blade of one of Herman
Rade's draft horses a pepper
stake 22-inches long and two
inches in diameter. The horse
jumped a fence and fell upon the
stake with the above results.
The animal will recover.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Semi-Monthly Pay Days.

All of the large railroad com
panies in the state will adopt
the semi-monthly pay system,
according to the requirements OF
the new Wisconsin State law,
passed by the state legislature
some time ago. Employees OF
the Chicago & Northwestern
railroad on the Ashland Division
will also come under this law
This ruling will help the railroad
men in many ways, the most i'm.
portant being to pay cash toi
goods. The new law will be II
force July 1st.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Putting Up Route Guides.

The Commercial Club this
week is putting up the route
guides for the new auto routes
throughout the county. The
signs will be displayed on tele-
phone poles and other conspicu-
Gus places along the various
roads. The yellow Cross
route will probably be made to
start from Ripon and go through
Amigo, Crandon, and Hiles to
Eagle River and will be extended
to Phelps.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Gardens and Gardens.

The recent cold snap, preva-
lent all through the north, east
and west, has retarded growth
of crops and garden truck; still
there will be good crops in north
ern Wisconsin. Some mighty
fine gardens can be seen, the best
being those of Carl Ewald and
Sam Smith. Gunderson's plot Of
alfalfa near the high school
should be seen. It's a wonder
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Brought Over Prisoner.

Frank Cole, deputy sheriff OF
Villas county came over from
Winchester last Saturday with
Peter Thomaskowski, who was
charged with assault and bat
rery. He was given the oppor-
tunity to either pay a fine of $40
and, or else take 80 days in jail.
Thomaskowski accepted the
latter.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Party Arrived Safely.

Mr.. and Mrs. August We'll
received a cablegranl Saturday
stating the safe arrival of their
daughter Miss Rose at Liver
pool, England. Miss We'll is one
of a party of ninety American
physicians and nurses who went
to Europe in the interests of the
Red Cross Relief work.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Limited Carries Mail.

Beginning Yesterday morning
the limited train began carrying
mail. This schedule will be kept
up until the midlleof September.
On account of July 4th being eel
ebrated on Monday there will be
no south bound train Sunday
night. Will be held over until
Monday night.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30

country. This year, however, he
comes on a recuperating trip.
peing convalescent from a severe
s siege OF rheumatism. Peter Il,
9 , another brother, Of
kalamazoo, Mich, arrived Sun
DAY at the Kuehne home.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
FLYER TO SPOT FIRES
Aviator Jack Villas Given
Job AS Ranger-Use Air
ship in Finding Forest
Fires.

Fires.
Aviator Jack Villas, who is a
summer guest at Manns resort
on Trout lake has been appoint
ed fire warden bv Chief Griffith
Villas is a noted aviator and
gives daily flights on Trout lake
for the benefit of summer visitors
at the different resorts on that
lake.
Speaking of Villas. the MIlwau-
kee Free Press has the following
to say regarding his appoint
ment to the ranger force:
An aviator has been appointed
to hunt forest fires in the north
woods of Wisconsin Jack Villas
IS the man and will use his
hydro-aeroplane, now at Trout
Lake, in detecting and reporting
the extent of fires.
E. M. Griffith, head of the
states forestry department.,
visited Trout Lake on Tuesday
last and made an ascent with
Villas. They went up 200 feet.
The ease with which little fire
several miles away was located
impressed the chief forester.
Heretofore the view a ranger
has had of the surrounding coun-
try, has been limited to that
given from a sixty-foot tower at
the forestry station. Villas re-
Gently discovered a fire thirty
miles off and on investigation
found he had made an accurate
estimate of distance and extent,
The hydro-aeroplane will reach
the place of a fire in a few min
utes, where with ordinary facili-
ties of the forest ranger hours
would be consumed. Hard trips
on foot over trails to learn the
extent of fires far from roads will
be avoided.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Let Drainage Contract.

Harry Aldrich OF Three Lakes is
authority for the fact that the
contract has been let for drain
ing the big marsh eight miles
south of Eagle River for agricul-
tural purposes. The drainage of
the 5000 acres will cost over
$4,000.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Plymouth Editor Here.

Gus. w. Schiereck, editor OF
The Plymouth Reporter isspend-
ing few weeks with his sister,
Mrs. ]. H. Kuehne. Mr.. Seine
reck is an annual visitor to Eagle
River, he being somewhat OF a
fisherman and lover of this north
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Creamery Is Busy.

The Eagle River Creamery
Cos output is increasing every
week. Last week 1850 lbs, OF
butter were made and Manager
Herreman says this weeks pro-
duction will overreach those
figures.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Arrival of the Coles.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cole of FL
gin, ILL.,, arrived this morning for
a months outing at their cot
tage on Cranberry. Jim and
Mrs. Jim had intended driving
overland in their Krit roadster
from Elgin but wet roads down
state changed their schedule.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Approaching Marriage.

Bans were published Sunday
in St. Peters Catholic church for
DR.. w. F. Meyer of Eagle River
and Miss Lizzie Blong of Phelps.
The young people will wed some
time in July.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1915-06-30
Guests of McCulloughs.

Guests during the past week
at the farm home of Mrs. {. ..
Mccullough near Otter rapids
ore Mrs A. Euziere and son OF
Of Marshalltown, Iowa. The
outlook for the settling up OF