Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-04-14
Local And Personal.

\ AlOIPo w CtlIlcSQdy.
/ Geo. Fuller returned from Fond du-
Lac Wednesday.
| Atty. f. w. Carter was at Waters
meet on business Wednesday.
| A. A. Denton returned Tuesday
from business trip to Duluth.
| Mrs. C. H. Adams was Three
Lakes caller yesterday.
/ Finn Lawler left Monday on a bust
ness trip to Chicago.
G. L. Carter made business trip
to Rhinelander Wednesday.
/ Mike Schmitt went to Gillette on
horse buying trip yesterday.
John May was down from camp II
at Phelps over Sunday.
Chas. Hazen and Andrew Hanson
were down from Phelps Monday. -
Joe Stepanski is wheeling his
friends around ia Il new Maxwell car.
P. LaChance was down from State
Line Saturday.
Buttermaker, Barker hustled for
business in his line at Clearwater
| Tuesday.
Andrew Ranges one of the promin-
emit Town of Phelps farmers had bus
mess in town Monday. -
Mrs. Alex Higgins went to Madi-
son Saturday to spend a week or so
with her daughter.
Miss Esther Austin returned to
her school duties at TomahaWk Sat
urday.
John Ely, FL. J. Mack and Bert
Bake of Phelps were business yisi-
tors at the county seat Saturday. u
Tom McGregor Jr. returned ITO
Ironwood yesterday after sRSpdlng a
months vacation at home.
~ Examination of confirmation
class at Lutheran church Sunday
morning at 10:l5.
Mines. Finn Lawler, A. j. Austin
and r.. H. Beebe went to Ashland
Wednesday as delegates to the con-
vention Of Wpmens' Clubs.
A. w. Klatt was an arrival from
Milwaukee yesterday to renew friend
ships for few days and consider OPP
ening a cigar factory here.
Mrs. VIM. Smith and son left Tues
day for an extended visit with her
parents at Stanley. "Smithy', saw
them off as far as Rhinelander.
Mesdames Robt Felt and Gus
Rantz were Gagen visitors Saturday
going from there to Rhinelander to-
see the 'sBirth of a Nation.
Judging from the many strangers
in town in addition TO the nearby
farmers, the Farmers Institute and
Womens' Cooking School is being
well attended.
/ Mrs. John David returned to her
home at Burlington Wednesday. She
was accompanied by her brother,
Prosper Stein. who will spend the
summer there.
John Benson is fitting uNA neat
office one door north of tie Hotel
Milwaukee where he may be found
by those desiring to investigate lum-
Der values in wholesale lots or other
wise.
Jas. Noy has returned from camp
IL at Vinegar. where he spent the
winter. The Review is under obi
cations to him for a, call made u
the purpose of squaring up his sue-I
scription.
The bandstand in the G. & y. W.
park IS being repaired and fitted sup
@ sss 81 sh ps Hss + hi1s s)2 Da .si
which will give weekly concerts there
/ this summer. Praise the Lord
/ Agricultural Representative Gun
derson and Il. J. Strong attended the
Farmers Institute meeting at Three
Lakes Tuesday. F. J. drove one of
the new Ford trucks down and as a
result will deliver some there before
long.
VIM. Saltenberger viii serve anoth-
er year as chairman Of the Town OF
/ Washington. Acting on instructions
from the attorney general, Messrs.
Saltenbeger and Sanborn who tied
d election day, settled the difficulty by
II drawing lots and which resulted in
Il favor of Mr.. Saltenberger.
Mrs. @. G. Mccullough arrived
Wednesday from Marshalltown, Ia,
and will spend the summer here i'm.
4 proving their holdings in the jack
q Son colony near Otter Rapids a