Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-03-16
Local Pickups.
Caucus day to morrow.

MissDoraSteinke returned from up
the line last Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas and family spent Sat-
urday at Clearwater.
Peter Hedeen was down from Con-
over, Friday OH business.
Victor Salmi took his little son to
the Amigo hospital last Saturday.
G. FL. Blohm of Conoyer was in
town on business Monday.
Z. Z. Thomas of Lac yieux Desert
was in town Tuesday.
Elder Stebbeds OF Clearwater Lake
was an Eagle River visitor Monday.
T. j. Strong was in Three Lakes
Saturday taking orders for Fords.
Amos Radcliffe returned Saturday
from a two weeks stay in Chicago.
Mrs. julius Dickman of State Line
was visitor in town Saturday.
Rev. Waters returned from Phelps
Friday, where lie had held special ser
vices.
Dr.. W. Meyer left for Amigo
Saturday on account of the illness of
his mother.
Aug. We'll was called to Chicago
Friday, by the death of his sister, Mrs.
Peter Eulberg.
Miss Mary Gherke returned Satur-
day from Phelps after short visit at
the Mack home.
Mrs. Elmer Patten returned from
Phelps Saturday, after brief visit
with her parents.
John Fielder returned yesterday
from Chiffon where he attended the
funeral Of his father.
Joe Stepenski left for Milwaukee
Friday. He received word of the ser
ious illness OF his father.
Mrs. Peter LaChance passed thru
here Saturday on her way to Apple
son, 10 visit her son Raymond
L. J. Cook and G. f. Sanbarn each
sustained the loss of a horse this
week.
Aug. Radke returned Tuesday from
a two years absence in Western Can
ada.
G. nj. Stamper of Clearwater lake
was a business caller at the Review
office while in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Ldther moved
back to town from Sanborn's camp
at Anvil lake Saturday.
A. Mckenzie returned Saturday
from o weeks business absence at
and Madison.
Miss Verna Luther returned last
week from visiting her sister, Mrs.
Guy Morrill, at Rhinelander.
Fred Fisher, proprietor of the Ho-
tel Milwaukee buffet is reported seri-
ously i'll.
Mrs. A. j. Austin entertained the
Earnest Workers at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Persohn, Tuesday afternoon.
The Benson and Sanborn logging
crews broke camp last week. Both
concerns put in about million each.
Albert Budde is at home after as
winters work as cook at Benson's.
camp.
S. T. Borkowski departed for Mil
Waukee Saturday, with his little son
who is to receive medical treatment.
Mrs. Valentine Benton returned
from Phelps Saturday, where she has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Joe
Foley.
Aug. We'll returned Tuesday from
Chicago where he was called last week
by the death of sister.
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A. Rush all of Phelps, are business
visitors here to day.
w. II. Bent of State Line is in
town this week having his road ma
chinery oyerhauled and put in shape
for the coming season.
VIM. Glaze who had been taking
medical treatment at Rochester for
some time. returned last week much
improved.
S. FL. Stearn of Chicago who bought
a lot Of Fred Morey on Otter lake last
season, will soon SHIP up a portable
cottage to be ready early summer use.
Henry Held and John Phillips Of
Chicago will soon start the erection Of
cottages on their lots on Eagle lake
point, purchased of Fred Morey.
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