Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-12-06

NJ nday, with DOT OF snow on the
ground. and two teams Trying their
besi to kick the barn down Strong
& Nancy were using a Ford tractor
to haul wood with. We'Il have tC
adni Il ougll / .laL the lip OF Fora
ram.l Ell right along.
Mrs. Resale ZimpIemann and son
| Louis r. were called To Sheboygan
| last week by tile death OF the for
mer's broU, er. They returned Satur.
day
Eagle River schools will not reopen
until alter christmas and in conse-
q.ence out OF town teachers left
Tues iay for their different homes
until that time.
Nose Vermebte, G. 81 n. w section
foreman at State Line, was in town
Wednesday and reported his town
fast recovering from the effects OF
the recent hunting season.
Peter and Emil Hedeen of Conoyer
were in town on Wednesday, Pete
coming down to officiate as chairman
of that town at the annual meeting
of the county board.
The Goldberg Dept. store of Anti
go held a special clothing sale at the
Morgan store the first of the week.
They report very satisfactory vol
ume Of business transacted.
Ell. P. Riemenschneider, represent
ing the Bark River Bridge g Culvert
Co., was in consultation with the
county board this week in regard to
next years needs in his line.
Privates Glove and Mcdonald left
for Camp Grant on Wednesday after
spending several weeks here as gov
eminent assistants to the local draft
board which has now demobiliZed.
George Stein returned to MilWau-
kee Saturday after spending the hun
ting season at Carpenter Lake where
i for the first time in several years he
failed to bring down bis yenison.
e. G. Houle, a student of the Agri-
cultural College at Madison, arrived
Wednesday to take charge Of the
creamery for few days while }. w
Herreman is off duty as the result Of
the flu.
Mr. and Mrs Will Lee Of Hay.
meadow Farm at Rummeles left last
week for Oshkosh TO spend a few
days before going to Oklahoma fol
the winter. They will return next
April to re-enter the farming game.
N. M. Emmons went to Marathon
yesterday to visit his daughter, Mrs
Wm. Farrell. From there, himself
and wife expect to 60 to Louisiana
and Florida for the winter, returning
to their home here about May l..
/ 0. G. Henderson, of Phelps, and
newly elected Clerk of Court for Villas
county is town today The Review
received a pleasant call from him
and the addition Of his name to oul
subscription list.
A striking improvement noticed or
the north side is the remodeled resi-
dence of J. n. Burke. When com
pleted, Judging from the exterior ap
pearance. Joe will have one Of the most
modern and comfortable homes in
town.
Mondays casualty list contained
the name Of Joe f. Kstarski, Of
Three Lakes, died of disease. He was
well known here, having worked in
the Eagle River Lumber Company's
mill for two years previous TO his
1 entry into military service last July.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. RendelI have
received word that their son Rex has
arrived at a French port. With him
Emil johnson and Werner Ericsson
The three boys were part Of a group
that enlisted in the navy last sum
mer and put in their training at
| Great Lakes Naval Station.
/ sleighipg is good, Teamsters
moved from good wheeling to sleighs
overnight and the roads are getting
good for hauling. The Eagle River
Lumber Company's camp on Boot
lake started hauling Monday, begin
ing with several hundred cords OF
bark which will be shipped as fast as
possible.
The Villas county board of super.
visors convened in annual meeting