Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-02-09
Local And Personal.

Sparta Wednesday.
]. n. Burke is taking in the Auto
show in Chicago this week.
Art Radcliffe and mother returned
yesterday from a visit at Bancroft.
julius Strelow Of Phelps was a BUSH
ness visitor in town Tuesday.
FIR. Sale Of Amigo was an Eagle
River visitor Monday.
G. I'll. Blohm of Conoyer was down
from that burg Saturday.
Mrs. A. K. Everett entertained the
Inter Sc at her home Tuesday evening.
Herman Halpap returned to Ash
land, Tuesday after a wec ks sojourn
in Eagle River on business.
Carl Shattuck left this morning for
a road trip in the interests Of the
Sparta Brush Co.
Mrs. Fred. Morey went to Chicago
Tuesday to spend a few weeks with
friends there.
John Ulrich went to Chicago Tues
day called there by the Cement Deal
ers Convention.
Miss Irene Higgins left yesterday
to spend the balance of the school
year at the Wisconsin University.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Parfitt went to
Crandon yesterday to visit relatives.
there.
F. ]. and b. F, Strong are in Mil.
Waukee this week to attend the con-
vention of hardware dealers.
Have you joined the 1917 class Of
Eagle River Boosters yet? If not,
why delay?
w. A. Bradford returned Saturday
from visit with relatives at Hins-
dale, Ill.
Rev. DeJung Of Rhinelander, was the
guest Of Rev. and Mrs Schmitt cou-
pie Of days this week.
Mrs. Kilo principal Of the school at.
Three Lakes was severely injured
Sunday by slip and fall down afights
of stairs.
VIM. Saltenberger returned We9ncs
day from the road school meeting at
Madison followed by a short visit
with Chicago friends.
A. j. Austin returned Monday from
Madison where he visited relatives,
and attended the County Superintend-
ents Meeting held last week.
Mrs. David Setback and sister, Miss
Molie Sailer left Monday for Roches-
ter where Miss Sailer will consult the
M ayos.
Ash Wednesday this year, which is
the beginning of Lent, falls on Febru-
airy q. Easter, the closing day of the
abstinence period, falls on April 8.
Mrs. F. ]. Gahney, and Mrs. D. @.
Menefee left for Rochester Monday
where both ladies will consult the
Mayo Bros. and submit to operations
if deemed necessary.
s j. L. Nemacheck returned Tuesday
from the state road school meeting at
Madison, visiting his daughter, Miss
Ruth Nemacheck, student at Stevens
Point Normal, on his way home.
Mrs M. Frankel was hostess to a.
number of intimate lady friends yes
terday afternoon. Cards and re-
freshments figured quite largely as
entertainment factors.
Joe Mayo who is logging the G. f.
Coleman timber about ten miles east
of Phelps, was down Saturday and
reported that as things are progressing
he will finish and break camp inabout
three weeks.
A. S. Lalla, formerly with the San
born Co. returned last week and will
enter the real estate selling game on
his own hook. He expects to open his
Office in the rooms first door east Of
the postoffice.
Z. M. Grover was in town Monday
in the drug selling line. He was 36
hours behind his regular schedule due
not wishing to be held responsible in
any degree for the intense spell Of
weather that preceded him.
Most Of our exchanges report delay
in getting out on time last week ow
ing to demoralized train service. The
Review for the first time in over five
years failed to receive it's readyprints
on Thursday and was held up on that
account until the arrival of Fridays
train, some five hours late.
Loggers are improving the sleighing
by making use of every available man