Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-09-08
Local And Personal.

J. c. Jackson returned yesterday
from trip to MarsAslltown, lows
Mrs Is. u. Slattery and children OF
Phelps are visitors i'm town this week,
Miss IA1cy Bottle weRis to Rhinelaad-
er to day where she is to- teach this
year.
Miss MFutBe Kuehne lest this mora
ing for Eleva TO resume, teaching in
that town..
Emil Weisse and John KDobla were
down from Donaldson os business
Wednesday,.
VIM. West, went to CrarEdon We'd
nesday to scale out half million log
cut for the Keith Lbr. Co.
Miss Mariom Fuller left Saturday
FOR Hunting near Tigertoan where
she is to teaGh tne comm 6 year
Mr., and MRS. F. LaChance of State
Lime were a1noAg the VISITORS at the
fair yesterday,
Martin Thorsop and Bert Bake of
Rhelps were observable in town yes
tssday.
N. a. Colman WAS an arrivals from
Portland, Ore.,, Tuesday to spend a
few weeks hereaboat
Rev. Schmitt, went to Csandon
Tuesday to attend. the Conference of
Lutheran ministers
Miss Genevieve, Raymond left Fri
day for Laona whore she will teach
tire coming year.s
Miss Mary Richards returned SAT-
urday to Minneapolis and sohool
teaching duties.
Rev. Schmitt and family enter
tanned friends FROM. Hilbert, Wis,
over Sunday.
MIS- Tillie LangiA and family. left
the. first of the weak for Crandon. to
reside this winter.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hartley Of Rhine
lander included Eagle River III. an
auto trip round the country Monday.
Miss, Marguerite. Melchier returned
to Chicago Saturday after an ex-
tended visit at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. A. G. Felzman.
G. H. Blohm was one of the many
Conover farmes attending the first
exhibitionof the Villas County Agri-
cultural Society.
John Schmitt went to Conover
Tuesday where he will build a new
residence for John Dussault, ONE. Of
the leading merchants there.
Mrs. D. c. Menefee and daughter
Winnie went to Appleton to day
where Miss Menefee will enter Law
renee University as student.
G. w. Elphicke and family returned
to Evanston, H., Friday after spend
ing the summer as tenants Of the
Pope place just up stream from town.
The duck season opened yesterday
and from now on our meat bill not be
SO heavy, thanks to Frank Adams
who annually furnishes the duck sup
ply for our part of town.
Mrs. T.. j. Kuehne and infant
daughter arrived from West Bend
Saturday. She was accompanied by
her father, C. F. Liens, who came up
to show Larry trick or two about
holding baby.
Fl. J. Mack was a passenger thru
here Friday enroute to Kilbourn to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Phil Knippel.
From there himself and wife go to
Rochester to consult Mayo Bros. in
regard to health which is not the best
Joe Mayo marketed half OF his
Triumph potato crop consisting of
1000 bushels, last week. These were
contracted at planting time for 40c.
The balance will be held until the
seed season approaches when prices
usually advance.
Walter Gander and Emil Heehn re-
turned the first CT the week from
Bent's resort where they had been
employed as chef and carpenter all
season, the threatened railroad
strike knocking that resort with all
others out of successful months
run.
We were pleasantly reminded OF j..
B Barker, formerly Of Phelps, now at
Benzonia, Mich, the other day by re-
ceiving an express shippers receipt
for two baskets of peaches, attached
to a card bearing his compliments to
the Review. Many thanks j. B., al
though they haven't showed up yet.
usa The Woun ans Ch1h will hold