Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-01-21
Local And Personal.

visit to Milwaukee Wednesday.
G. H. Blohm of Conoyer attended
court most of the week.
John Dussault was one of several
down from Conover.
P. LaChance of State Line was in
town Wednesday.
c. M. Wagner returned to Milwau-
kee Tuesday.
Robt. Mace went to Hiles Tues
day to drive company logging team
for a spell.
The operatic entertainment Satur-
day night was, pronounced frstclass
by those attending.
Fred Mcintyre returned Saturday
from a business visit to Rhinelander.
Dr.. and Mrs. e. Ward left We'd
nesday to spend few weeks in the
central part of the state.
Francis Bushey, town Iclerk of
Phelps was taking in court scerfes
Tuesday.
Chas Church arrived Tuesday on
business connected with Villas Bros,
paints.
]. S. Dulet, deputy internal reve-
nue. inspector visited business places
here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Belongy returned
Wednesday to their former home at
Menominee, Mich.
Mrs. John Hess returned this morn
ing from months absence at Waters
meet.
Mrs. Fred Behn returned yesterday
from months visit with home pee
pie at Brillion and elsewhere. -
Miss Rose We'll went to Waters
meet yesterday to spend few days
with the Vantwoods.
The Boulder Jet. delegation called
here as witnesses in the Kelley MUIR
der trial, left for home this morning.
Miss Ella Heehn returned to Mi
ynocqua Saturday after visiting her
mother, Mis-. j. Brady, for several
days.
Miss Inez Cutland was on the sick
list the first of the week. Jennie
Anderson, Senior, took her place in
the schoOlroom.
L. M. Grover came up from the
southern part of the state Monday to
escape the cold weather down there
and incidentally wish some drug sup
plies on Riehmond's Pharmacy. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John LaMuir of Port
land, Ore, arrived yesterday to visit
the formers sister ana niece namely:
Mrs, DAN Burns and Mrs. r.. I'll. Dyer
= - 80 : ~
F. j. Strong left Wednesday for
Chicago and the automobile show
At Appleton he will visit his mother
who is patient in the hospital there
Mines Fred Morey and Amos Rad
elite left yesterday for two weeks
visit at tile Chas. Slattery home in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson returned to
their home at Marshalltown, Iowa,
Wednesday after a ten day stay at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Ar
mold. They will return in the spring
to build a cottage near town.
The Minocqua Times says taxes
are the highest in the history OF the
town. Well Minocqua has got two
miles of the finest country road we
ever saw to help explain where the
money went to.
With the LaFollette- McGoyern
fight again merrily on assuring two
ssProgessiyen candidates for the Re-
publican goyernorship nomination
and Phillip and nobody knows who
more, attempting to hold it under
s.Stand Pato control. 1t looks to us
like a Democratic year when the
votes are connted next November.
Ask Bob Felt or Pat Gaffney to
teach YOU that new game played with
dice. They will be dead willing to
show YOU for the sake Of getting ev-
en- with Messrs. kamke, Fleishman
and Esehenbauch OF Arbor Vitae
" :nchester and Wineger, who spent
several evenings this week teaching
them how to play it.
Joe Reitz, the genial Three Lakes
hotel man, but now in the mercan-
tile business there was in town on
business Tuesday night. He has
been recently appointed by the state
tax commission, to take reassess-
ment OF the township next spring, .
lob that by reason of his long experi-
%;v,,t,or yalroc no iC thor