Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-05-03
Interesting Locals

Mrs. G. III. Jackson returned Satur.
day from visit to Antigo.
Mrs. w. H. Knox left Saturday tc
visit relatives at Appleton.
Jas. Campbell who is holding down
a Michigan homestead north of State
Line, was in town Monday.
Mrs. Ira Rand left Saturday, to
visit Stevens Point relatives.
Mrs. Oliver LaChance Of State Line
was visitor in town Tuesday.
Misses Mabel Case and Lillian Pro-
kapeck spent Sunday at Amigo.
Mrs. Thos. MeGregor is one Of those
reported on the sick list this week.
al We'll and family now occupy the
Bowker fat having vacated the San
born bungalow on River ST., Monday
j. S. Hrabrich was business visitor
in Chicago last week, returning Fri
day.
Miss Lois Kirkpatrick spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Earl Jonker, at
Conover
Thos. McGregor and J. L. Metz of
Phelps, were down between trains,
Monday.
Sheriff jackson was an official yisi-
tor to the west side Of the county,
Tuesday.
w. r. Walleck arrived from Chica-
go Wednesday for a spring outing at
Biawatha Lodge.
r. d. Macleod returned this morn
ing from winters absence in Du-
luth and other points.
Mrs. Alex Higgins returned Friday,
from an absence ofseyeral weeks visit
ing her daughter at Duluth.
Mrs. JAS. Benson went to Ashland,
Saturday, with her small son, who
will undergo an operation there.
The birth OF "a daughter April 23rd,
Is reported at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Bowker, of Clintonville.
Sergt. Bumbalek came up from
Camp Grant, Tuesday, for short Wis
it with his numerous Eagle River
friends.
Judge Alex Higgins delivered a pat
riotic talk at Phelps last Friday even
ing and as usual won the applause Of
all hearers.
Nathan Goodwill left yesterday for
his home at Rockland, Idaho, after
spending several months with Eagle
River relatives.
Mrs. A. H. LaRenzie and daughter
returned yesterday from two weeks
absence at the home of sister at
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peddycoart were
arrivals from RhinelandeJ, Monday,
to take charge of tile L. NJ. Grover
farm for the season.
Thos. Cunningham returned to his
home at Minneapolis. Saturday, after
spending the week with his sister,
Mrs. j. j.. Roderick
Mrs. VIM. Walsh and daughter Ger
-trude, left Monday, for Iron River,
TO attend tile funeral of Burt Sensiba,
a f.OlSin of Mr. Walsh
Emil Janke of Brillion, was an over
Sunday visitor here coming to deliver
span of blacks he had sold to the
Eagle River Lumber Co.
VIM. Farrell was an arrival from
Mercer Wednesday to join his wife
in visit at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons.
The spring rush of land seekers has
commenced and nearly every train
brings strangers who are looking for a
chance to invest in some Villas county
real estate.
keeping the Home Fires Burning
has been most everyone's Chief occu.
patton this week except in cases like
ours, where the supply of wood was
short.
Miss Mary Hong returned Tuesday.
from Rhinelander, where she was cal.
led by the death of the young son OF
her brother, County Clerk, Alfred
Hong.
Old Winter lingering in the lap OF
Spring as late as May lst does not
speak very well for the morals OF
either party to such disgraceful be
3lavior.
III. G. Frank returned Tuesday from
California where he spent the winter
with relatives and in quest of health.
He was successful in the latter and
returned looking the finest.