Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-10-20
Local And Personal.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. David Mar
/ lowe Oct. Is, daughter.
Fr. Toplak was visitor at Three
Lakes Tuesday. u
/ John Hanson Of Woodruff called on
/ friends here Sunday.
A Chas. Richards left Tuesday to visit
RELATIVES at Portage.
c.. Ell. Blohm Of Condyer was in
town on business Monday
Strong & Manley received another
carload Of Fords Tuesday.
Miss Helen Rade returned last week
from an extended visit in Chicago.
Several auto loads Of Eagle River
dancers attended the dance given by
the r. N. A. of Hiles Friday night.
h Frank Gibson and crew are working
at Phelps this week putting a cement
block foundation under the CongTega
tional church.
jos. Hrabriclf las purchased the
residence property across the river
formerly owned by Mrs. John Roder-
lex.
Miss. Minnie STANDARD is now in
Chicago buying stock for Richmond'ss
Pharmacy, also fall goods for the Mill
inery and Art store.
d Ed WeiSenborn of Neopit was in
town Friday picking up men to work
in the government sawmill on the
Menominee Indian reservation.
4 The Earnest Workers will meet at
the home of Mrs. A. n. Stevens next
/ Tuesday afternoon, October a.
Every one is invited.
Rev. III. Schmidt and wife were
Crandon visitors Sunday, when lie
| spoke at the Mission Feast Of the Luz
| theran church there
Miss Mason, teaching III the jack
/ son Dist, town of Pennington, was
the guest of Mrs. j. n. Burke for the
| Institute.
| Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Carter drove to
Minocqua Wednesday to meet their
friend Mrs. Myrtle Heath of Merrill
who vii visit them for several days.
Carl Shattuck left yesterday on a
business trip in the InteresUs of Shat
tuck Bros. Brush factory. He will
wind up at Sparta, his home town for
election day.
| &c. Ziebell is taking his annual
vacation at Milwaukee, Sheboygan
and Chicago. Operator Farrell is
also looking after station affairs dur
ing his absence.
| Arthur and Louis Morgan and Mr..
and Mrs Grant Cook motored to Ash
land Saturday to visit Frances Nor
gan who is a patient in ST. Joseph's |
hospital.
Peter Woodmark who occupies the |
Handles place on Marshall lake had
the misfortune to fracture his collar
bone and dislocate his shoulder in a |
fall from a wagon Tuesday.
The Review household Toasted on
muskmelon yesterday thanks to Mrs.
w. r. Walleck who sent in a gener-
Gus supply from the Hiawatha Lodge |
garden.
Frank Stein left to day to visit his
mother and other relatives al .Osh- |
kosh. From there he will go to Bur
lington to visit daughter He will |
be gone until hunting season.
Mrs. It. Johnson as nurse for little
Miss Josephine Nemacheck accompa-
MED her to Rochester, Monday for
a diagnosis of the long standing
stomach trouble Of the little girl.
The c. & n. w. Ry. is building a
cement bridge at Scott Station. The
Watersmeet Monico line will be
strengthened in anticipa tion of the
heavier and larger trains to be run
as a result of the eight hour law
Smith g. Gibson shipped a car of
cement blocks to Phelps for building
purposes Friday. The demand for
their product is steadily growing and
next year will see an enlargement
Of the plant.
A card from from Mrs. O. D. He'll
man directs the Review sent to her
at Slate Greek, Idaho via Avery, in
stead Of Sand Point. She will be
remembered by some of our readers
as one of the former residents Of Ea-
gle River.
G. M. Wagner the Milwaukee real
estate man was brief caller in town
yesterday, coming from Three Lakes
| IL