Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-03-10
Local And Personal.

Mrs. VIM. O'Neil was down from
Phelps Monday
MRS. Frank Adams and children
returned from Wausau Monday.
w. I'll. Radcliffe returned Monday
FROM Oshkosh Monday.
Miss Marian FULLER was down 5rom
ConoYer yesterday.
2. LaChance was down from State
Line on business yesterday.
Art Radcliffe went north on te3e-
phone business Wednesday.
Buy Queen Lncubators at
Strong & Manley's-
MrAand Mrs. Frank Hall left yes
terday to visit relatives of the latter
at Knapp, Dunn Co,
Mrs. A. S. LalIa returned to Chi
cag0 Saturday after a two weeks Wis
it with friend husband
Supt. And Mrs. A. j.. Austin at
tended q school teachers meeting at
Phelps. Saturday
Louis Hanson WHO. is employed at
Elcho spent tine first of the week with
his family here.
Liveryman Smith lost, newly pur-
chased horse blythe collie route Tues
day morning.
The ST. IgnatiR Guild were enter
tanned by Mrs. Gee. Fuller yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Susie Frankel is, visiting rela-
tives at Crystal Fails Mich, this
week.
J. E. Sullivan returned Wednesday
from Chicago with carload of draft
horses for the Sanb0rnE Co.
p. d. Walsh is on thessick list this
week. Chas. Chase is doing janitor
service at the court house during
Pats absence.
Mrs. z. ]. Gaffney returned We'd
nesday from Eau Claire Where she
was called by the death of her moth
er.
Snow 81 feet deep on the level and
still coming every day gives a pfetty
good imitation of what those gs5d old
fashioned winters were like.
On account Of Lent commencing
this week necessitating our frequent
appearance at church we're bit
short on local matter.
Tigerton took the High School bas-
ketball team into camp by score of
81 to IL. The locals report a top
notch time at that.
John Wirth writing from Electric
Mills, Miss, to renew his Subscrip-
tion to The Review, states that every
thing including the weather is tine
n. L. Kinney increased his village
property holdings by i've acres this
week when he bought that amount
adjoining his own, Of Mrs. w. III.
Knox.
If one of the Eagle River newsboys
would open up a bootback's stand
his money earnings would fully as
large as now and then some.
The Boy Scouts under the direc-
tion of Rev. Waters and Thos. Be
man put on very satisfactory Minis
trel show Friday night.
The Plymouth Reporter, entered
upon it's 10th year last week. Gus G.
Scherieck, editor, is well known
here as one Of the early arriving fish
ermen.
Strong & Manley sell the
Queen Incubator the kind you
can hatch chickens with.
RhineIander' desire for a new no
tel is about to be realized. a local
stock company viii erect a $50, 600.
modern hotel. RhinelandeF needs
something of the kind according to
its newspapers.
With the approach Of the spring
election of town officers we hear talk
of two ordinances desired by the peo-
pie of the village. One is a curfew
law and the other dog tax levy In
our opinion both are badly needed.
g9The Right Rev. r. Fl. Weller,
D. D., The Lord Bishop of Fond du-
Lac. Will VlSlG Eagle R1VeT ". VI,
Friday, March 18th, to hold CON
frmation. Services 7:3O p. m. The
Sermon will be preached by His Lord
ship.
Officials at the court house report
that two deer passed through the
grounds Saturday headed fon the tim
Der est of town and evideGtfy had
'Seen started up across the river by a
dog that was not far behind them.
The death of John a. Sholts, form
3er state game warden was reported
( "Wednesday. He frequently visited
there as the guest of Jas. and Henry
j Oberholtzer during the period of his
oofficial term.
B. f. Treacle and Fred Holt were
down from Phelps on business Tues
day The former paid the Review
office a profitable call and speaking of
the way he slipped one over US on
his last trip here, said that he didn't
have to explain all of his little tran
tSactionS to every Tom. Dick and