Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-04-27
Democratic in Politics.
Local Pickups.

Angus Mayo returned TUESDAY
from months visit in Chicago.
John West returned Tuesday from
an extended visit at La Crosse.
Peter Hedeen of Conoyer was in
town on business Tuesday.
John Jaaska of Phelps was down on
business yesterday.
The Inter Sc met at the home of
Mrs. Walter Shattuck Tuesday night.
Mrs. P. Leviash of Milwaukee is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. Joe
@Frankel.
Alois Sailer came up from Milwau-
a0ee Tuesday to spend few weeks at
home.
Sheriff G. Fl. jackson was Mil
wauEee b0and business passenger yes
sserday
Aug. Ericsson OF Conover circulated
among his Eagle River friends Mon
day.
Rev. G. II. Waters returned Tues
day from q weeks absence in the
southern part of the state.
County Clerk, Alfred Hong and
wife returned Saturday from a two
weeks visit at Winchester.
VIM. Murphy was seriously i'll the
# ho xuith h0A 0tfQ0k
of heart trouble.
John Eby and julius Strelow OF
Phelps were down from that burg
Saturday.
A new Ford delivery truck was
placed in commission last week by
The firm Of Jas. Morgan & Sons.
The mill of the Eagle River Lum-
Der Co., started up last week on the
biggest cut since starting the plant.
Mrs. F. J. Thrun and mother. Mrs.
r.. e. wicker returned Tuesday
from visit Of several weeks with
relatives.
C. f. Hayward of Haymeadow
Farm at Rummeles called on his
many Eagle River friends Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Herman Ulrich went to Chica-
go Wednesday called by message an
nDuncing. the death of the husband
4sef neice.
JOS. Nanasy WHO formerly operated
Dreamland theater here was an ar
rival from Cleveland, Ohio, Saturday
TO look after business matters.
Robt. Felt went to Wausau Tues
day to attend a Bottlers convention
as owner and proprietor of the Eagle
River Bottling Works.
Peter Fruend, one of the progressive
farmers of Found lake, town of Farm
ington paid the Review business
ecall while in town Tuesday.
Sam Eckstein of Chicago was a
weekend visitor in town interview
ing his clientele as to the prospects
for furnishing them with new suits.
Assemblyman, e. A. Everett was
hp from Madison over Sunday. He
stated that the final adjournment
would be taken about May 20.
Mrs. Louis Morgan and Miss Edith
Chase returned yesterday from Ne
braska where they were called two
weeks ago by the death of their
father.
j. t. Jackson returned the first of
the week from MarShalltoWn. Iowa,
where he spent the winter, and will
proceed with the development OF his
lands near Otter Rapids.
Mrs. Jos. Becker and daughter re-
turned to Chicago yesterday after a
short visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. AL We'll, the latter also adaugh-
ter of Mrs. Becker.
John Knobla, assessor for the town
of State Line attended a meeting of
the town assessors held here Monday
nnder the direction of E. y. Rein
laoldt, of Tomahawk, income tax as
SCISSOR for this district.
Mrs. J. w. Herreman returned
Wednesday from a visit with rela-
tiyes in Dakota During her absence
AR. Herreman secured and redecora-
ted the rooms over the p. Walsh
laundry on Division street, having
them ready for housekeeping when
aaiS wife arrived.
For Sale Clover and tim
mOfhy hay out of my barn.