Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-01-28
Local And Personal.

/ Miss Molly Sailer was up from
Three Lakes over Sunday.
John Knobla was down from DON
aldSon on business Monday.
!. Tom McGregor Sr. was up from
Monico Monday to visit his family. =
Miss Lulu Dussault of Conover was
the guest of Eagle River friends yes
terday.
i R. e. wicker returned Tuesday
from an absence of several weeks at
Appleton.
Arthur Anderson went to Rhine
lander Tuesday to visit his cousins,
the Brownies there.
Mrs. W. F. Meyer was the guest of
her parents Mr., and Mrs. Geo. Blong,
of Phelps, over Sunday. -
Mrs. w. HI. Dyer went to Phelps
Wednesday to visit her daughter Mrs.
Albert Finch.
Carl Shattuck returned Wednesday
from an extended road trip selling
brushes for the Shattuck Bros. brush
factory.
The High School Basketball team
who were billed for game at Tiger
ton to night did not go owing to
some hitch in arrangements at the
other end
The Persohn- w ell Morgan ice crop
was put up this week, and also the
different jobs around town annually
handled by Robt. Felt.
Hartley McGill who has served as
village marshall for nearly three
years, has resigned the position be-
lcause of ill health. Frank Stein is
wearing the official star now.
| Several Conover farmers, including
Peter Hedeen, Peter Sandbeck and
ITheo Christianson were down at
tending a stockholders meeting of
the Eagle River creamery, Tuesday.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
e. Ziebell who had been seriously i'll
for several weeks with spinal menin-
gifts died Tuesday night. Funeral
services were held at the home this
forenoon.
A number of our correspondents
are down in bed with the grippe this
week from the appearance OF things.
| When they recover wish they would
| try to remember that this paper is
published every Friday.
The High School Basketball team
returned from Tomahawk Saturday
vanquished but with the sting of de-
feat greatly assuaged,by the hospi-
tality bestowed upon them by the
victorious Tomahawk team and fac
ulty.
Mrs. John Maglitsch left Saturday
for Milwaukee her former home to
again take up her residence there.
The best wishes of a large number OF
friends made during two years resi-
dence in Eagle River, went with her.
4 Read yesterdays Milwaukee Jour-
nal il you want to get some light on
that Republican convention being
pnlled off in Madison to day. Ger
man-Americans dissatisfied with
President Wilson's neutrality policy
are especially requested TO read it.
Bert Williams of Ashland, now
holding the Federal position Of In
ternal Revenue Inspector, is men
toned as possible Democratic NOM
inee for governor. That's one of the
best suggestions we've heard yet from
any party.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schmidt arrived
last Wednesday from Chicago to take
possession of the Maglitsch farm on
Silver lake. The purchase was made
lust before the death of Mr.. Mag
litsch and possession was to have
been given April 1st, but his death
made an earlier move advisable. =
A brass band of II pieces has been
organized and is receiving weekly in
struction from Oscar Gunderson.
A total of Ia CT IS instruments will
dispense music from the band stand
very frequently we hope during next
summers evenings. At the risk of
/ catching the grippe for the second
time we doff our hat to the moving
spirits in this public necessity.
Geo. Kirkpatrick arrived last weeb'
from Owassa, Iowa, with a caflpad
of household goods and farmHma-
chinery and is now permanently set
tiled on the Stevens farm purchased
last fall. Mrs. Kirkpatrick and the
rest Of the family preceded him by a
few weeks which they spent at the
/ 1.o,,,o IF THAR dauuhter Mrs Earl