Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-04-07
Local And Personal.

Gill March 31st-a son.
Miss Genevieve Raymond returned
Saturday from Minocqua.
FL. j. Mack was down from Phelps
Saturday.
Pat Walsh sold his driving horse to
Gust Lau of Clearwater Monday.
r. II. Beebe was Chicago visitor
the first of the week.
Geo. Fuller went to Fond du Lac
Wednesday to visit his father.
Strong s. Manley received tbeif
third carload of l9l6 Fords SatuyEay,
The Woman's Club will meet at
Hotel Austin as usual at 2:3o p. M.
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Marco re-
turned Wednesday from visiting his
parents at West Salem.
Miss Esther Austin arrived Friday
from Tomahawk TO spend her yaca-
tion with her parents.
Geo. O'Connor was at Phelps on
matters relating TO the town election
Tuesday.
Levi Krake was down from State
Line Monday after the ballots for
his town.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Everett re-
turned Saturday from winter ab-
sence in California.
Vet Bates was up from Gagen to
cast his ballot just as every voter
should always do.
FOR SALE CHEAP Buggy in
first class condition with set Of run
ners. Two rigs in one. J.. d. Walsh:
DID you notice the vote for Presi-
dent Wilson in Wisconsin, Some en-
dorsement to say the least. ~
Mrs. Jos. Burke went to Rhine
lander to day TO see the 'Birth of a
Nation
District Attorney Wiegand spent
Tuesday explaining knotby points Of
the law to Town Of State Line voters.
Mrs. p. Leviash returned to Mil
waukee Saturday after spending the
previous ten days as a guest Of the
Llropizal houcabol6S
w G. Arnold has purchased the
Johnson residence next to w. I'll. Bo-
mier on First st. and will occupy it
as a home.
Oscar Gunderson left Tuesday to
attend a series of farmers meetings
to be held in Oneida county this
week which will be followed by the
one here next week.
Don't forget the Farmers
institute meeting next Thurs
day and Friday.
e. f. Hayward, L. L. Denton and
G. I'll. Blohm were here from Conover
Saturday The latter was looking as
fit as fiddle Notwithstanding that
he had been seriously i'll most of the
winter.
Mrs. Geo. Thompson returned
Saturday from visit OF several
months with her daughter Mrs. Jas.
Hall, at Erie, Penn. G. II. also ar
rived from Marenisco where he had
been scaling through the winter. =
Amos Radcliffe shipped a carload
of certified Rural New Yorker seed
stock to firm in East Aurora, n. Y,
this week. Speaks pretty we'll for
| Villas county potatoes we would say.
1t is one of several carloads grown by
Radcliffe Bros. last year
II. S. Schwartz. Democrat, was
elected alderman of the third ward
in Chicago by plurality of 2,793.
The news so affected his cousin, Dave
Frankel, that he Immediately offerad
several friends ride to Rhinelander
as soon as the roads dry up. Has to
go on account of an important deal.
E. +. Hayward and Henry Stei.
metz of Conovsr were in town We'd
nesday. Mr.. Steinmetz was carrying
some severe bruises received Monday
while he and I. L. Denton were lead
ing a bull that suddenly turned and
attacked them. Both men were bad
" trampled and gored by the infuri-
ated animal and were lucky in escap-
ing worse fate. Hayward who re-
ported the accident to us, declared
that he could not understand how it
ever happened as previous to that
time Hank and L. L. had been ac-
counted the champion huh throwers
OF that section.