Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-03-24
Local And Personal.

at the county seat Tuesday
Burt Bake Of Phelps was in town
on business Saturday.
John May was down from camp Il
at Phelps Friday.
Levi Krake was down from State
Line yesterday.
| Mrs. j. Schaeffer left yesterday to
visit relatives at Claire, Mich.
| Aug. ziebell is dangerously1H with
pneumonia.
r. J. Mcmahon went to Bhine-
lander to day.
Mrs. Steve Johnson Of Rummeles
is a visitor in town to day.
Mrs. j. N. Burke went to Grand
Rapids Monday to attend the funeral
of a relative.
Mrs. p. Leviash of Milwaukee ar-
rived Saturday to visit her daughter
Mrs. Jos. E. Frankel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall returned
Saturday from their visit TO the west
ern part of the state.
VIM. West returned last week from
spending the winter as usual. scaling
for logging camp near Crandon.
Walter Dickman of State Line went
to Green Bay Monday for an appen-
dicitis operation.
Herb Warner, one of Sayner's sum-
mer resort men, was in town Tues
day.
Andrew Hansen and daughter
were visitors here from Phelps Tues
day.
Misses Stannard and Richmond are
in Chicago this week purchasing new
spring stock of millinery.
Will Mace returned to Minocqua
this morning after spending a couple
Of days with friends in town.
LOST Last night at opera
house child's hand sleigh. Please
return t. Mrs. John Benson.
J. T. Nemacheck and Austin Bent
went to Eau Claire yesterday to pur-
chase a road roller for Villas county.
Louis and Joe Mitchell returned
this week from a winters absence in
Iowa d
Mrs. Geo. Z. O'Connor returned
Tuesday from an extended visit with
relatives in the state and elsewhere.
A lofty pair Of French Coachers
now move Sanborn's land locators
and prospective buyers to and from
trips of inspection.
j. f. Kirkpatrick left Monday for
Buckeye, Iowa, where he has a po-
sition in machine shop, and his
third year there.
The county highway committee
were in session Monday mapping out
work to be done by the highway COM
missioner in 1916.
M. j. Hesselsweet, town treasurer
of Presque Isle made his final SETTLE
ment with the county treasurer
Tuesday.
,Ars. Frank Smith and lutte son
left for their home in Montana yes
terday after spending several weeks
at the, home of her mother Mrs.
Hartley McGill.
Alex DeNoyer came over from Mi
nocqua Tuesday to look after the
Standard Oil business a few days
while his son A. j. takes trip TO ST.
Paul and Duluth.
The Tigerton Eagle River Basket
ball game Friday night was a tie at
the end of the second half, and re-
uuired an additional five minutes
play when the score read Is to IL in
favor of Eagle River High School.
Two addresses were delivered at
the court house Friday afternoon and
evening by Mrs. Shepard, national
" known leader of the "Drys."
Those attending say that those who
did not missed hearing something
extra clever along that line.
S. o. Bates came up from Gagen
Tuesday TO see how the old town was
progressing while getting used to the
wobbly ways of pair of clutches
made necessary by getting in too close
proximity to load of logs at the
wrong time of contact.
Oscar j. Dorwin, son Of A. o. Dor
win of Minocqua, who is Junior in
the Dept. of History and Economics,
at Notre Dame University, has been
elected member OF the debating
team in recognition of talent preyi-