Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-02-11

L. M. Grover was in town the first
of the week to oversee the unloading
and hauling of d hot bed equipment
out to his Catfish lake farm L. M
and the Mrs intend going after the
truck garden end Of farming quite ex-
tensiyely in future.
Robt. Felt was taken suddenly i'll
Thursday. Physicians pronounced it
appendicitis and advised an immedi-
ate operation. Monday, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Felt, he started for Ell
Their Green Bay or Milwaukee hos
pital, their destination being unde-
cided at time Of leaving.
Owing to sickness Of Ernie Adams
floor walker at the Persohn Depart
ment Store, next door to US, business
there is running on the help your
self plan today, the rest Of the force
being aware that any bawling opt he
does by phone isn't going to hurt EN-
any.
BE. Treacle of Phelps was in
town Saturday on business he
told us. Another citizen of that burg
who we met later and to whom we
made the foregoing statement, said
yes, he's here on business alright
matrimonial business. Wen never
trust another Phelps man again that
is as long as there's woman in the
case.
We are under promise not to di-
yulge Details bnScan say that some
of the most prominent and influential
men in town. are pushing boom en-
terprise thai has received hearty en-
dorsement Of every man who has been
shown the prospectus. Call at Villas,
Co., Abstract office for demonstra-
ton Of the plan.
Arthur Taylor, the Rhinelander
soft drink manufacturer was in town
on business last night. Of course he
had on his boosting clothes for the
Oneida County Fair of which he has,
long been secretary. We wish q few men
of his caliber would move over here
long enough TO start something along
that line for Villas county. ~
John Wilds, now of Duluth, but.
as many Of our Old readers will re-
member, once q resident here, is at
present pulling down $500 per day
and all expenses as q cruiser for St.
Louis county, Mimi, on a job estim-
ated TO last three years, according to.
information we heard given out by
G. f. Colman the other day
The present winter with its long
continued run. of excellent sleighing.
has enabled all leggers already to have
their usual amount of stumpage'
about in. jill BoIte who is logging.
for the Eagle River Lbr. Co., on
their tract south. OF town. stated to,
US Tuesday, that the ersa Of this week
would see the big half OF his 100000,
contract banked in the millyard.
Other local loggers, report equally
good progress. That conditions are
also good with the big concerns IS.
known by thousands Of carloads thai
have passed Through here since Dea:
1st.
In letter dated Feb 4th, Thos. H.
Ryan Of Wausau, asked the Dem9e
cradle member OF tAe Review fxlm
Iif lie knew anything regarding q lat
Ter sent out by Il J Aneen Of Bam
gor. who il q candidate for the q s.
TMarshallship against Frank O'G8n-
nor, of Talisau Tie letter accord
ing to Mr.. Ryan. stated that John
Hayward, Of Madison, was backing
Kneen for the. place. Mr.. Ryan said
that he had a phone message fsOm
Awkward who said it was untrue
and that he was and had been sap
porting O'Connor. Mr.. Ryan WIS de-
sirous that Villas county Democrats
be informed of the facts in th6s case
which accounts for this article as we
favor the Wausau candidate above
all others, Having neither seen nor
heard of such a letter, we answered
to, that effect, and also took the lib
erty of saying that if the whole of
Madison was backing Mr.. hneen, it
would not increase his popularity
here any. He was a member of the
forestry investigating committee it
you remember and pretty ardent
pro-foresUy man az that.