Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-01-04
Local Pickups.
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4scrop this week.
Amos Radcliffe went to Oshkosh on
business, Monday.
Jas. Campbell was down from State
Lime in business way yesterday.
DIR. J. E. FrankeI returned Tues
alay from a holiday visitIin Milwaukee.
Welt here's hope that 1918 will be
kinder to us all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jonker, of Con-
over were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
&Jonker for New Years dinner.
A vaudeville entertainment given
10y Theodore Hall at Dreamland The
satre drew out full house.
Miss Myrtle Kuehne returned to
Eleya today to resume her school
Reaching duties.
MRS. G. Z. Carter went TO Hiles to-
day, called there by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Wagner.
~ WANTED, AT ONCE--Lady to
learn type-setting: all straight mat
ter Inquire at this Office.
1917 had its good points after all.
1T might have given US lengthening
of ladies' skirts.
Richard White went to Green Bay
yesterday to take position in the c..
a. N. w. offices there.
@. l.. Durkee is again collecting
fares on the local passenger train
after months lay off due to fall.
MIR. and Mrs. Art Scheribel returned
Wednesday from a two weeks visit
at Lac du Elambeau.
Mrs. Sarah Dockery returned last
"Wednesday from a two weeks visit
with her daughter in Milwaukee.
The Inter Sc were entertained by
AIRS. Amos Radcliffe at her home
Wednesday evening.
Miss Florence Cook returned to
Sayner to resume school work yester-
day.
Miss Verna Luther returned to Mil
rwankee, where she is attending busi-
mess college, yesterday.
Misses Katherine Walsh and Lelapi
Pelkonen returned to their studies at
Grand RAPIDS. Wednesday.
Mrs. B. f. Strong returned Friday
from visit with home people at
Manawa.
Miss Edith Rendell left Monday for
Appleton, where she will resume a4er
Studies at Lawrence College.
Fred Dolansk, Herman and Ed.
Inglestead left Wednesday for Chica-
go where they will spend the winter.
Miss Leila Carpenter returned TO
Chicago Wednesday, after spending
Christmas week with Ter mother and
brother here.
Mrs. Marilla rambling returned
Wednesday from a months visit at
the home of her brother, John Wilds,
IN Duluth.
Henry Numerick returned to Mill
waukee Wednesday after visiting
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Mic Nu-
limerick.
Claude Stevens and Herbert Bowker
were passengers for the sunny south,
their first stopping point being Anti
go
Miss Rosalie Scheribel accompanied
by Mrs. Henry Schmidt, left for Man
satowoc Monday, where the former
9Will undergo an operation for goitre.
Louis Numerick who is teaching a
parochial school at Hilbert, Wis,
spent the holiday season with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Numer-
lex
Chas. Mcconnell arrived last week
from an extended stay in the south
west to spend the holidays wish his
sisters, Mines. Jane Mckinley and
Louisa Doner.
Frank Goodwill of Rockland, Idaho
arrived last week to visit relatives
and was joined Wednesday by his wife
and family, Mrs Goodwill being a sis,
ter of Geo. and Frank Hail
EdW. Bauer went to Chicago Tues.
day to receive medical treatment at
the hospital for injured G. & n. w.
r., r. employees. He was accompa 1ied
sby his mother, Mrs. f. j. Thrun.
Mike Morrison and John Foley re
burned to Great Lakes yesterday
The boys are now serving their IN
cle Sam as members of the mechani
-scal force in the aviation corps.
Paul Behn, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Behn, returned to Water