Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-06-21

| J. r. Brazell is how sole owner of
the moving picture show formerly
operated by Brazell & Bosacki.
Miss Ella Frederick returned Mon
day from Milwaukee where she at
tended Normal school last year
AL Hartwig of Dam lake returned
this morning from an absence of sew
eral weeks in the southern part of
the state.
| Mrs. Robt. Bell returned to her
home near ST. Paul yesterday, after a
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. w. j. Herreman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Rogers of
Crandon, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sale of
Wausau, were guests at the F. G.
Mcintyre home Saturday.
Mrs. Tena Belongy sustained a sew
ere shaking up in falling down stairs
at her home Monday afternoon. Luck
lily no broken bones resulted.
A letter from Ralph Williams this
morning announces the family's ar
rival at Eidora, Iowa, and reporting
delightful auto trip via Minneapo-
lis.
F. j. Strong and family drove to
Manawa Sunday. Mr.. Strong re-
turned Tuesday, leaving his wife and
daughters to reourn later with the
car.
Mrs. T. /. Laughlin ano daughter
after spending two weeks with Eagle
River relatives left this morning for
Mt. Morris, Mich, to visit other reia-
tiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ell. Heuer, and the
Misses Tena and Catherine Clark of
Larson, are guests at the A. III. La
Renzie home driving up yesterday by
auto.
Miss Helen Taggart, arrived from
Chicago, Sunday morning to spend
the summer at the Everett resort, as
the guest of her aunt Mrs. E. A. Ev-
erett.
Miss Mary Hong went to Rhine
lander this morning to spend Sunday
at her home there, and not SO P. d.
Walsh of the court house also, says,
with the hidden motive of attending
the circus there tomorrow.
Verni McCallum, a one time Eagle
River boy was married last week to a
young lady of Hartland. He has just
finished course at the University OF
Wisconsin and expects to enter the
signal corps service shortly.
Ben, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stein, received word yesterday from
Burlington, where he had enlisted,
that he had successfully passed the
naval examination and is to report
| in Milwaukee within five days.
Justice Marvin B. Rosenberg,
whom many of our readers will re-
member as having voted for last APP
Ri. is soon to be married to Mrs. Lois
Kimball, dean of women at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, so many papers
report.
Mrs. I. e. Jensen of Winchester
made brief call in town yesterday
on returning from an auto trip to
Neenah amt Green Bay after her son
and daughter who had attended
school there the past year. They re-
ported fine roals and most enjoya-
BILE time all way.
Geo. Eggleston, a former Minneap-
oils resident, who last year bought a
farm between Conover and Star Lake,
taking possession this spring, made
his first visit TO the county seat Tues
day. He is satisfied with the pros
poets so far, and already has good
start in the way Of building, clearing
etc.
j w. A. Bradford sold his farm just
north of town last week to the Sam
born Co., taking in part payment a
house and several lots on River ST. adj
joining the Ed Lacau property. He
/ will make extensive improvements TO
| the place after which himself and wife
will become permanent residents of
Eagle River.
The third annual issue of "The Call
of the Open Road, booklet Of value
to motorists, edited by Brownie
tie automobile expert of the Milwau-
kee Journal, was received last week.
This year it contains much new
matter relating to various routes that
may be taken by the pleasure seeking
car owner and is well worth the two
cent stamp required to have it mailed
to you.
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