Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-08-10
Democratic in Politics.
Local Pickups.


Mrs. ]. Hess and Kenneth Mcintyre
returned yesterday from a months
visit with relatives at Appleton.
G. Arnold and family are visiting
at their old home at LeGrand, Iowa
tllis week.
The St.Ignatius Guild will hold
their annual Bazaar next Wednesday
and Thursday.
FOR gale-sTwo cows, one heifer calf
ard 400 ID mare. Inquire Of Adolph
George, Silver Lake Farm.
Miss Ruby Radcliffe returned Sat
urday from Madison. where she has
been attending summer school.
District Attorney O'Connor left
Sunday night on a business trip to
Milwaukee and Madison.
G. w, Jonker left Sunday night on
d "trip combining business and plea
sure to different Illinois points.
Miss Ella Luterman of Ackley,
Iowa, arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs.
n. Jouker for the next month or So.
S. J. Schwartz Of Chicago arrived
this week for his annual summer
visit at NJ Frankels.
Mrs- Geo. Robinson arrived this
morning to spend several weeks
with her mother-in-laW, Mrs. w. r.
Walleck at Hiawatha Lodge.
Miss Viola Jones returned to Chi
cago Monday after spending week
at the home Of her cousin Mrs. Geo.
Hall.
Miss Beatrice Thrun and Misses
Mayme and Pearl Richards spent the
week end with the Austins at their
cottage on Scattering Rice.
Miss Agnes Emerson, who has been
spending the summer with Miss
+. Esther Austin, returned to her home
at Superior Sunday night.
Miss Frank Diamond and Misses
Maylne and Pearl Richards spent
couple of days this week at the Morey
resort.
J. w. Herremau was called to
Pardeeyille Wednesday by the death
Of his father, James Herreman, an
Old settler Of Columbia county.
Mrs. Bert Cole Of Elgin, ILL.,, who is
spending the summer with home
people at Conoyer was the guest of
Eagle River friends this week
Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Smelling re-
turned to Chicago last night after
spending two months at the home of
Mrs. NJ. E. Wallace. on Eagle lake.
Miss Lena Genstyu, feature story
writer for the Associated Press, is
taking in the nearby resorts this
week in quest of Sunday edition ma
= Eerial.
The main order of business among
thrifty housewives this week is the
harvesting of the wild raspberry crop
which is said to be unusually album
aant this year.
The Earnest Workers Bazaar was
held Tuesday and Wednesday and in
spite of inclement weather that re-
dueed the usual attendance S145
worth of goods were disposed Of.
aT. and Mrs. John Hanson of Wood
5Ilff were visitors in town Wednesday
Mrs. r. e. Slattery ST. returned to
Woodruff with her daughter Mrs.
John Hanson, for short visit.
A baseball team made up of Camp
Winnepe and Eagle River players
vent to Watersmeet Sunday and lost
a thirteen inning game by a score of
3 to-.
CHI, Blohm the Conoyer well doc
Tor put down new one for 0. E..
Bowen at his farm on Eagle Lake
"Wednesday to furnish the water sup
ply for jeans new barn that he is
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Finch were
guests of the latter's mother Mrs. w,
III. Dyer Saturday. Mr.. Finch is fore
man for the Hackley Phelps -Bonneli
Go. at camp L near Phelps.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Art Jackson
of Pennington, Monday Aug 5, a
daughter that tipped the scales at
1Ds lbs and who will henceforth be
known as Miss Marie Katherine
aJackeoE.
John HUM of Black Creek was the
guest of his sisters Mrs. Albert Budde
Gfaas. Hanke and Max. EWald last
week. His visit was prematurely closed
by receiving notice Friday that he
smust appear before the draft board OF