Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-02-01
Local Pickups.

ALL.
Emil Pesik returned yesterday from
a weeks absence at Watersmeet.
VIM. Glaze made business trip to
Rhinelander, Wednesday,.
Geo. NJ. Meier was passenger fo1
Milwaukee, Wednesday.
Peter Hedeen was down from Con
-DEer Wednesday.
Born TO Rev. and Mrs. w. ]. Davies
saturday, Jan. 10Th daughter.
Rev. and Mrs. Schmitt were visitors
at Three Lakes, Tuesday. IS
C. Ell. BIohm of Conoyer wasfn town
s~sn business Tuesday,
Pretty frigid weather this. Hover
ang around close to 80 below most of
Aaae time.
Miss Exilda RoI,ida arrived yester-
day after an absence of nearly two
gears spent in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Zimplemann and
slaughter returned Saturday from y
visit to Wausau.
Miss Lillian Shemaski of the Bush
ey College has accepted a position in
sE7le Citizens Bank of Oconto. adv.
Geo. Mutchler returned Tuesday
from Rochester, Mimi. where he had
been for medical advice.
Mrs. E. It. Hayward of Rummeles
was the guest of Mrs. A. A. Denton
the first of the week.
Rev. G. III. Waters made business
trip to Fond du Lac and other points
the first Of the week.
Miss Marie Anderson of the Bushey
College has gone to Oconto Falls
where she has bank position. adv.
Mrs. Louise Scheribel went to Man
itowoc Saturday to return with her
daughter Rosalie who recently under
went an operation there.
Mrs. Emil Tassin and children left
Saturday for their future home at
Des Moines, Iowa. Mr.. Tassin start
ed for there yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Foley ST. was taken to
1.-The hospital at Green Bay Saturday
for an operation for an acute attack
sDf appendicitis.
A card announcing the birth of
Marjorie Eloise, on Jan. 8, to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Jonker of Chicago as re-
eeeiyed by the Review Saturday.
The r. N. A. gave farewell party
3ast evening in honor of Mrs. G. l.
who leaves next week to join
aler husband in Florida.
Miss Maude Borden Of the Bushey
College goes to Marshfield, where she
has an excellent bank position. adv
Mrs. VIII. Bonner, MissHelen Strong
Iohn Benson and Francis Johnson are
among those whom the measles have
possession of this week.
III. HutchinS now reads the Review
at Calvary, Wis. according to instruc-
afions from him to mail his paper there
-xhere he is employed in the g. & N.
~. station.
Mrs. Belle Silvera went to Chicago
wednesday to spend couple oil
months while doing some portrait
painting for which she has severa
commissions.
County Highway Commissioner. j
4. Nemacheck, and VIM. Saltenbergel
one of the county highway committee
left today for Madison to attend the
state road school which opens Monday
We Were pleasantly reminded Of
Louis w. Hanson, a former resident
here, but now of Chicago, this week
10y receiving his renewal from his
daughter, Miss Iva Hanson, and the
Rar poems published elsewhere.
Rev. and Mrs. H. Schmidt returned
Friday from Rochester where they
had been in regard to the condition
of the iatter's health and received the
welcome assurance that no serious
trouble was in evidence.
Miss Mary Landry, a graduate OF
the Bushey College of Appleton, who,
10y the way, had no High School
training, has passed the Civil Service
examination and has received a com.
mission at 81, 10000 a year. adv