Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-12-21
Local Pickups.

III. j. Mack, of Phelps, was bust
mess visitor in town, Tuesday.
Jonas Radcliffe, of Mosinee, was a
business visitor here last week.
c. A. Bent was down from State
LINE, Tuesday.
Edw. Gabe, of Lost lake, was in
town on business, Tuesday.
The village schools closed yesterday
for the usual holiday recess.
Robt. Thurston returned Saturday,
from visit to lower Michigan.
Andrew Regenfuss, of Phelps, was
an Eagle River visitor, Wednesday.
Ralph Williams left Monday, on a
business visit to Wausau and other
points.
VIM. Murphy, who has been very
I'll, is somewhat better Miss Minnie
Etannard, is also confined to her bed.
Miss Winnie Menefee returned
Thursday, from an extended visit at
7Star Lake.
Mrs. Aug. We'll returned from Chi
scago, Saturday, where she had been
Ualled by the illness of her daughter,
Rose.
Mrs. Sarah Dockery went to Mil
wankee, Yesterday to spend the holt
days at the home of her daughter,
MRS. Julia Kinney.
Chas. Ellis was somewhat bruised
up when he fell from car he was
loading with lumber, for the Sanborn
Co., Wednesday.
FIR. Grey of Rhinelander came over
"Wednesday to hold the usual before
christmas services at st. Ignatius
Episcopal church.
Miss Ella Frederick, who is attend
ing Milwaukee Normal, arrived Mon
day to spend the holidays with her
parents here.
G. g. Mccullough was an arrival
from Iowa the first of the week to
spend Christmas with his wife at
Suits Us I" farm.
Dan Moke, one of our Conover sub
Scribers owes us a smoke or two on
account of his marriage last week, to
"a lady of that town.
Miss Ella Luterman returned to her
home in Iowa, Wednesday, after
spending several months at the home
uspf Mr. and Mrs. H. J0nker.
Lieut.. Andrew Frankei came up
from Great Lakes, ILL.,, "Wednesday to
spend Christmas week with his par
@SAts, Mr.. and Mrs. M. FCankel.
Misses Fern Kuehne and Verna
Luther returned Saturday, from Mil
,sMaukee, where both are attending
school, to spend the holidays at home.
DIR. and Mrs. J. f. Erankel, left
Tuesday, to spend the Christmas hol-
idays at the home Of her parents, Mr..
zand Mrs. p. Leviash, in Milwaukee.
A letter from III. Hutchins, former
Station agent at Phelps, directs his
paper sent to him at New London
where we take, that his family now
reside.
Thomas McGregor yr., one Of the
Villas county volunteers arrived from
Charlotte, N. G. Tuesday, for a brief
visit with home folks before going as
is soon expected, to France.
Misses Esther A ustin, Ereda Fran
el and Irene Higgins, were home ar
rivals Friday, from Duluth, where all
are teaching, to spend the Christmas
vacation at the parental homes.
A letter to the Review received
yesterday : from Miss Emogene Col
man, states that she is enjoying life
inOregon, her sphere of activity at
present consisting in the duties of
chaperone to the Alpha Phi Sorority
OF the University at Eugene, Ore.
Arthur Taylor, the soft drinks man
aufacturer of Rhinelander called on his
PATRONS here Monday. Mr.. Taylor is
personally interested in the war as he
has two sons with the colors, both
commissioned officers, one with Com
pany " L - of Rhinelander, now at
Waco, and the other at Camp Custer.
I'll. W. Morris arrived from Oshkosh
the, first of the week in search of a
likely looking chimney to attach his
Christmas stocking to. One thing that
decided him in favor of Eagle River,
he said, was knowing that if it was
as cold here as we stated last week, no
chimney would be choked up enough
to interfere with free circulation of