Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-11-17
Watch Eagle River Grow"

! If you want to better your fnan-
lcigl prospects, settle in Villas county.
/ The farmers Of Villas county are
worth catering to, and mail order
houses do it.
1 A horse shed for the use of farm
! ers when in town isn't a bad munich
pal undertaking.
| Horace Greeley said; go West. !"
He meant: Come as far as Eegle
River and grow up with good town.
! Much Of the mail order business
could be handled at home by simply
| meeting mail order prices on the
same grade of goods.
Some people seem to think that the
best way to help town or business
firm is by not spending any money
there.
| Why not have a morthly stock fair
| for Eagle River whereby any farmer
can sell or trade any of his surplus
4 stock. See Princeton and Hales Cor
ners for benefits derivable.
/; Intensive farming is highly adyo-
Gated these days. Intensive cultiva-
tion of neighborhood acquaintance is
found fully as profitable by the towns
that have the foresight to feature it..
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Any fellow who will soak up much
heat furnished by the old folks at
Sl1 per ton, without at least getting
her a 800 set of furs for Christmas is
a cheaper guy than we hope inhabits
i Eagle River.
/ AS one means of extending business
go after the mail order patron. May
be you and he don't just understand
each other just as we regret to say
some do not understand the Review
at all times.
! i. M. Grover spent Sunday at his
i Ca5fsh lake farm putting things in
] shape to run themselves until the re-
turn of the family next spring. Mrs.
Grover will spend the winter with
their daughter, Mrs. RE-. Keicher, at
I Momence, ILL.,
| A party of ladies consisting Of Mes
Adames A. Mckenzie, Finn LaWler, w.
HI Bonner. w. H. Radcliffe, w. @.
Arnold, and G. p. Wiegand went oy-
er to Rhinelander, Wednesday and
were initiated into the mysteries Of
the Order OF the Eastern Star.
AS part of the monthly fair pro-
gram All open forum meeting where
the farmers and business men could
present and discuss various matters
of Importance to both sides, would be
a good thing. A little more Of that
j together sticking all the time spirit
is what we should all try to develop.
j Several auto loads of Eagle River
movie fans went over to Rhinelander
j Wednesday afternoon to see a noted
screen production being staged there.
The title escapes us just now but
i from what we'd heard Of it, it was
unit for unmarried newspaper men
to see Without chaperon, which ex-
plains why we didn't go.
| The engineer and fireman of a work
train coming down from Watersmeet,
Saturday morning were badly scalded
when the fue head blew out. They were
placed on board the scoot and on its
arrival here first aid to the injured
was rendered by local physicians.
They then returned to their homes at
Amigo.
A quiet home wedding took place
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Foley, when
their daughter Mollie, became the
wife of Valentine Benton. Only
intimate friends of the contracting
parties we're present at the ceremony
and supper that followed. After a
short trip to the southern part Of
this state, and Illinois, the former
home of the groom, they will be at
home to their friends at the Foley
/ farm just east Of town.
j j. r. Nemacheck who recently took
the Civil Service Exam for the posi-
tion of Income Tax Assessor for this
district, now held by Ira S. Parker,
of Tomahawk, received notice this
week Of his appointment. He left at
once to get lineup on his new
duties which begin at once caused by
the resignation of Mr.. Parker. This
creates vacancy in 9 the HigWay
Commissioner office but is an adj
yancement for Mr.. Nemacheck pleas
ing to his many Villas county friends.
Originating from an unknown
cause, fire at Ii Am. today to-
tally destroyed all the household
effecta of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. FL
i loft in tho horse nccudipd nv