Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-11-02
Local Pickups.

Don't forget to put three cent
stamp on your letters.
Better start saving for the next Lib
erty Bond issue. 1t will soon be here.
Geo. Fuller went to Fond du Lac
this morning to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Korpal, left for
Chicago, this morning.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine
Benton, Saturday, Oct. Pa son.
Mrs. G. F. sa:born went to Chicago,
Tuesday.
VIM. West made business visit to
! Rhinelander, Tuesday.
Mrs. Robt Felt returned Saturday,
from an extended visit in Milwaukee.
| Fl. J. Mack, of Phelps, was in town
between trains, Saturday.
Rev. Waters left Monday for Ripon,
to attend ministers meeting.
Mrs. Fred Behn went to Algoma,
Saturday, to visit her parents.
Peter Hedeen of Conover, was a
business visitor IN town Monday.
F. j. Strong left Wednesday for
Milwaukee on business
Miss Mamie Bent was the guest of
Eagle River friends, Wednesday.
Ms. Esther Jones left Saturday,
ior Ii,r home at Wild Rose
Supt. A. ]. Austin went to Milwau-
kee Wednesday, to attend tile state
teachers meeting.
Dewy wicker went to Appleton
Wednesday, where he has q position
for the winter.
Mrs. Mic Numerick was called to
lowe, Michigan, Wednesday to attend
the funeral of q brother-in law
Mrs. John Ulrich returned Tuesday,
from a two weeks visit with chicago
relatives.
Mrs. L. ]. Kuehne is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. LENS,
OF West Bend,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude john
ston, OF the Bohemian district, Sun
day, Oct 28th-a son.
Mrs. f. G. Hall ST., went to Mem
ominee, Monday, where she will spend
the winter with her daughter
Mrs ]. E. Frankel returned Mon
day, from visit to her parents, in
Milwaukee.
Mrs. John Mishak and daughter,
Rose, departed for Chicago this
morning.
Mrs. Alfred Morgan, left for Camp
Douglas, this morning, to spend a
couple of W eeks.
Mrs j. II. Stearns and son went to
Chicago, Tuesday to spend the winter
with Mr.. Stearns, who is employed
there.
Mrs. j III Kuehne retu rned Tues
day from Plymouth, where she was
called by the death of her sister. MRS.
A. c. Besserdick.
NJ. Klauss Of Milwaukee, arrived
Wed nesday to look after his interests
here, namely, the Hotel Milwaukee
property.
Mrs. Geo. Robinson and children.
left today for their home in Chicagos
after a prolonged visit at the w. k~
Walleck home, on Duck lake.
Mrs. O. G. Luther and dauglltv.Ip
Miss Nerna, left today for Milwaukee,
where the latter expects to enter
business College.
Clas. p. Anderson returned to CHI
cago Monday, after spending the SUM
mer with his son, Paul E. -Andersons
at his farm on Gordon lake.
L. n. Grover spent a few days ab
his farm on Catfish lake last WeelIeet--
ting things ready for winter and tie
absence of his family, until neAb
spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sullivan re-
turned to their home at Little Falls,
New York, this week after three
weeks visit with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Steven were
called to Clintonyille, Saturday to aU-
| tend the funeral Of d sister Of Mr.. Ste
yens, Mrs. Laugesen, OF r hinelander,
who at one time resi- ded here.
Mrs. J. R. Powell Of Greenwood
Ranch, left Monday to visit relatives
at Wausau and other points. She was
accompanied by Dr's mother, who
had been their guest for some time.
Mrs George Blnnp of PbelnS wac