Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-09-29
Local And Persona.

Mr. anca Mrs. "A. s. LaBEa were pas
ssengers to- Chicago Sunday wight.
Mrs. Aug We'll returEe9 Tuesday
6Tom q weeks visit in Chjsasso-
Miss Flora yantwood Oh Waters
nsset visited Eagle River friends
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs Mike Klaus pgturned
to Milwaukee Tuesday after spending
several days here
Flank TaInb1EtRg is over so, Arbor
Vitae taking a survey of the water
Levels OF the lakes in that vicinity.
The Earnest Workers heldi sheir
regular meeting at the home OF Mrs.
VIM. Rersohn TUESDAY afternoon
Several car loads of Eagle River
young people took i'm the attractions
aroundi Lac du FIaGnbeau, Sunday.
Coun5y Representative Gundsgaon
returned Saturday from Medford
where he acted as e@e of the 1--we
stock judges at the Taylor Co. Faar.
Robt. Fett and family accompanied
by a. w. Klatt auGoed to IronwoCd
Saturday, and spent y couple Of days
with friends in tha6 City.
Ell i Dberholtzer was counting at
Rhinelander Tuesday. This is in no
sense a reflection upon his character
as a lnodelihusbandl and father.
The birth Of a son TO Mr. and Mrs.
Albert We'll is reported as occurring
on Sept. 22hd Mrs. We'll is at tae
home Of hen parents, in Chicago.
AA. Denton ana VIZ. A. Bradford
spent Tuesday at Arbor Vitae with,a
prospectiye.customes sor a large trso5
of.land for grazing purposes.
Several auto loads, Of Eagle River
people attended the indian Fair al
Isa ssdu FIaanbeau last week. ALL
speak highly Of the display.
Nick Mayer returned from Indiana
Harbor Monday with 8 crew OF meB
to start clearing on his land mean
Sucker lake.
The mill of the Benson Lumber Go.
was moved out to Anvil lake las5,
week where the crew will work an.
100000 feet Of logs for the Sanborn
Co.
Stanley korpal returned last week
from Milwaukee and Chicago. AT
Milwaukee he was one of the com
mittee in charge of the Villas county
exhibit at the state fair.
f. J. Thgun and crew are building
some badly needed cement walk in
the vicinity of the Congregational
church and the residences of M. and
Jos. Frankel-
Rev. G. I'll. Waters went to Chicago
this week to be present next Sunday
at the dedication of the new $4,000.
church for which he designed the
plans while pastor of the old one.
Those attending the dedication of
j. I'll. Hunters new resort building
at Big st. German Saturday night,
report the usual hearty hospitality
always encountered by guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter.
Adams Bros. completed filling their
new concrete siio last Friday. They
have added the James stable fixtures
to the new barn built last year and
now have one of the most modern
dairy barns in the county.
Geo. Stein returned to Milwaukee
Tuesday. For self protection he had
with him on the trip MilWaukee!s
City Chemist who saw to it Mr.. Stein
didn't take any deleter1ous substances
into his system.
j. n. Burke bought the the inter
est of his partner G. L. Carter, in
the B G Garage, Wednesday. The
sale included building, shop, and llY-
cry stock. Mr.. Burke will hence
forth conduct the business on his
own account.
Francis Morgan was taken to the
Ashland hospital Tuesday where an
Ray examination will be made of
his leg broken two months ago and
which does not seem to be mending
properly. He was accompanied by
his mother Mrs. Louis Morgan.
Jack Paquette, Geo. Loyick and
Russ Blaisdell, proInint citizens of
Boulder Jet, were business visitors
in town Wednesday. The Review re-
ceiyed a pleasant call from all three
while Mr., Paquette paid his 1nan-