Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-12-28
Local Pickups.

Geo. Blong Of Phelps was a visitor
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Alfred Morgan was shopper
at Amigo Saturday.
Julius Strehlow of Phelps was in
town on business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Wagner Of lilies
spent Christmas with Eagle River
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Patton were
guests Of the la5ter's mother, Mrs.
John Benson, at Phelps Christmas
Miss Gertrude Walsh went to Iron
River, Mich. Saturday TO spend her
vacation with her parents there.
Mrs. VIM. Farrell went to Mercer
saturday to join her husband, who is
Aelegraph operator there.
Lester Patten came up from Mil
sMankee Saturday to spend Christmas
with his mother.
Thos. McGregor, Jr. returned to
soldier life at Camp Greene, n. c..
Saturday.
Thos. Macquaker went to Chicago
Saturday to spend his annual yaca-
tion with relatives there.
Mrs. B. F. Strong went to Manawa
Saturday to spend Christmas with
her mother.
Jos. and Louis Mitchell left yester-
s4lay for Centerville, Iowa, where they
will put in the winter mining coal.
Mrs. w. H. Radcliffe returned Sat
snrday from a months visit at Osh-
koSh.
Mrs. Geo. Huber was seriously i'll
tie first of this week but is out of
danger now.
p. LaChance was another State
Liner having business in town Mon
day.
Arthur Poisman OF Cleveland, Ohio,
arrived Monday to spend the holidays
with his parents in this village
O. Rergstrom of Phelps was in
town Saturday, calling at che Review
Office TO express his appreciation by a
renewal for another year
in. Burke and George st. Louis
went to Amigo Saturday to drive up
the latter's car and bring Mrs. St.
Louis back with them.
Nm. Vest came over from Rhine
laadsx. where he is employed as seal
er by the Wis. Veneer Co. to spend
Christmas al home.
J.. l.. Metz of Phelps was in town
en business Saturday and incidental
AZ giving cordial greeting to his
many friends in Eagle River.
John Knobla of State Line paid the
Review Office friendly call while in
town Saturday and gave us his i'll old
$3.50 for another year.
Marcellus Olmsted left Wednesday
10 apply for entrance into service an
der the Stars and Stripes, either as a
soldier or sailor.
j. L. Metz of Phelps was in town on
business Saturday and incidentally
giving cordial handshakes to his ma.
ny friends here.
The list Of contributions to the
Y. M. @. A. fund, received too late
for publication, will appear next
week.
Raymond La Chance, who is home
for the holidays with his parents at
State Line was shaking hands with
-ilis numerous Eagle River friends
Saturday,
The Great White Way OF New York
did not hinder L. w. Wallace from
remembering the Review with a mes
sage Of Christmas Cheer. Same to
you, ''Nally!"
Mr.. and MIS-. Art Scheribel went to
Lac du FIambeau N onday to spend
Christmas at the home of the labter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gauthier.
A letter from Harold Hansen, one
Of the Phelps boys in the next draft
call, directs his paper sent to him at
334O lie Moyne ST., Chicago, so that
he can keep tab on developments.
Edward Bauer returned from Wake
field, Mich, Saturday. Although yet
in precarious condition he is steadi-
ly improving from his accident OF
three weeks ago.
Joe Mayo made trip to New Lis
bon last week for the purpose of