Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-11-23
Democratic in Politics.
Local Pickups.

visitor in town Monday.
Give thanks to God bnt place your
trust in Governor Phillip.
G. A. Bent of State Line, was in
town Saturday.
An election would cost money and
besides it might elect the wrong man.
Emmett Marco Of Lacrosse, arrived
Tuesday for his annual deer hunt and
visit relatives round Eagle River.
The Earnest Workers met at the
home of Mrs. John Shattuck, Tuesday
afternoon.
A. C. Besserdick Of Plymouth. ar
rived Monday to visit the Kuehne
families and prospect for deer.
VIM. Farrell came Down from Hur-
ley, Saturday, for an over Sunday
visit with his wife here.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN Fielder are en-
pertaining party of friends and
hunters from Fond du Lac.
Saturday saw ttae scoot increased
She deer hunter traffic for few days.
Geo. Stein came up from Milwaukee
Saturday, accompanied by two friends
To spend the hunting season at his
cottage on Carpenter lake.
70 liz
turned Saturday, from Ironwood.
where Dick had been employed for
some time by the c.. & n. w.
Claude Johnston went to Rhinelan-
der Sunday, to take a position us
horse sheer in one Of the blacksmith
shops there.
VIM Saltenberger Jr. went to Chi
Gago, Saturday, to spend brief vaca-
Eion from life on the farm, with
friends thece.
Another trapper was fined the min
imum fine of $50 and costs in Munich
pal court last week for having mink
skins in dis possession.
Ed Zieben is carrying one arm Ina a
sling as a result of a kick from a horse
last week which broke one Of the
bones of the hand,
Mrs. Cyrus Luther was pleasantly
surprised by d number of her lady
friends, ather home, Monday eAening.
The occasion being her birthday.
Mrs. Marilla Tambling left Wedaes-
day for Duluth, where She will make
an extended visit at the home of her
brother, John WilGs.
Il. d. Wartinbee of Clintonville,
~wss an arrival Wednesday night saNaa
,A2hineIander, to assist j. E. Fra1kRl
in opening the deer season.
John Murphy of Monticello, arrived
Saturday, called by the illness of his
brother, VIM. Murphy. He returned
Tuesday.
III. FL. Cole of Appleton and c. f.
4. J. and B. E. Strong, are here to
enjoy deer hunt.
Mrs. Tena Belongy returned yester-
day from an extended absence in Mil
Naukee where she was treated for
rheumatism.
w. E. Walleck arrived from Chica-
go Monday to keep the deer from get
ling too thick around HiaWatha
Lodge.
Mrs. Alex Higgins went to Duluth
yesterday to spend the hunting seas
on with her daughter, Miss Irene
Higgins who teaches there.
Remember the Is and SOC Sale
to be given by the Earnest
Workers, at Masonic hall, Dec.
,l8.
Leave it to the Governor, he says he
is perfectly capable of making deci-
sion for several hundred thousand
voters.
q. e. Zwicker recesyed a carload Of
tame hay from Appleton this week
which provides him with all that will
be needed to carry his farm stock
through the winter.
Oscar Gunderson, Geo. 6. Sanborn.
Henry Schmitt and Peter Sanbeck
left Saturday, with the Villas county
potato exhibit for the State potato
show at Madison this week.
Morton Cook, for several years past
employed by Strong & Manley has
purchased of p. j.. Gaffney his under
taking rooms east of Hotel Austin,
and will convert the location into a
public garage.
Earnia a dams and family moved in