Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-02-04
Local And Personal.

business trip.
VIM. Hunter returned Wednesday
from trip to Green Bay.
w. HI. Bent was down from State
Line Tuesday.
Ed Ziebell of Vinegar attended the
funeral Of his neice here Friday.
Mrs. J. j. Roderick called on friends
in Three Lakes between trains yes
terday.
Mrs. M. j. Stromberg left this
morning to spend few weeks in
Milwaukee.
Thee. Hall returned yesterday from
a months sojourn at Watersmeet and
State Line.
John Murphy of Monticello came up
Wednesday to spend week or so at
the VIM. Murphy home.
w. B. Raymond left Monday for a
weeks visit at Milwaukee and Madi-
son.
Mart Hirzel was one of those who
welcomed President Wilson and par
ty in Milwaukee Monday.
F. j. Strong returned Friday from
a weeks absence at Appleton; Chica-
go and other points.
w. G. Arnold spent Saturday en-
larging his acquaintance at Three
Lakes.
The chicken supper given by ST.
Ignatius Guild last evening added
$500 to the cash on hand.
Miss Irene Pickett returns today
from three weeks visit with Chica,
go relatives.
Miss Molly Sailer of Three Lakes
tarried over night in this city re-
turning this morning.
A. Mckenzie is minus q set of hop
pies for his driving horse. Says he
knows the son of gun that took 'em
too.
Truly, the old saw running "as the
days begin to lengthen the cold be-
gins to strengthen, is making good
this. weekallfights-
Mr. keyser, one the old residents of
Phelps and well known here, died at
his home there Wednesday evening
after an illness of year or more
Miss Doris Emmons left Monday
for Vinegar to act as a substitute in
the school there. Her mother &C
cOmpanied her returning Wednesday
Chas. E. Pickett travelling sales
man with headquarters in Chicago,
was the guest of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs C. L. Pickett, last week.
Mrs. Nose Vermette of Donaldson
was visitor in town Monday. The
Review is indebted to her for call
made for the purpose OF having their
subscription set ahead notch.
Herman Ketz and son returned to
Chicago Wednesday after a months
visit at the home of his sister, Mrs
Herman Radc, north Of town.
Mrs. Walter Shattuck and daugh-
ter Doris were passengers yesterday
for Stevens Point where Miss Shat
tuck will resume herinterrupted stud
les at Normal.
John Dussault was down from
Conover Wednesday. We are certain
OF it because his call at this Office to
renew his subscription enabled us to
replenish our visible supply Of -four.
Ed Dent, teamster for the Eagle
River Lbr Co., is able to get down
town on crutches after several w Ks
of disability caused by broken leg
received while hauling logs.
County Highway Commissioners, J t.
Nemacheck and VIM. Saltenberger,
Of the county highway committee,
left Saturday for Madison to attend
the road school in session there this
week. ~
w. H. Bonner has been appointed
by the town board to the position of
village marshall and night watch
man, beginning his duties Feb. 1st.
We imagine that Walt will prove a
very efficient man for the place.
The remains of Mr.. Keyser, late of
Phelps, were brought down by train
this morning accompanied by rela-
tlves and friends. Funeral services
we're held at st. Peters church con-
Quoted by Fr Toplak after which in
terment was made in the Catholic
cemetery.
IA. @. Funk writing from Minnea-
polls to renew his subscription to
The Review, states that he is spend
mo fine winter in that city but will