Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-04-19
Local Pickups.


Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.. Hazen were In
town between trains Saturday.
n. A. Colman went TO Phelps FRI
day on business returning Saturday
E A. Everett returned Saturday
from visit down state.
i'll. Metz of Phelps was in town oB
business Monday.
Ben Stein left Monday for Larsen
where he expects TO be employed
f. H Dildine went to Wansau one
business Wednesday.
Miss Marie Cook is visiting reIa~
tives at Wausau.
Go to L. j. Kuehne fora full
line of wall paper and paints
Mrs. VIM. Wagner of Hiles, came
over Wednesday for visit with. rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Bent of State
cline were Eagle River visitors
4 "Wednesday.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morey took,up
their headquarters at the Morey re-
sort yesterday for the season.
| Mrs. Mart Hirzel returned Saturday
from a ten DAYS absence while visit
ing relatives in Chicago.
D. FL Hart and family Of Rhine
lander, were guests at the NJ. FrankeI
home. Sunday
New Ford owners we have noticed
are Herman Ulrich of the HemloeE
Resort and N. A. Colman.
Dentist j. E. Frankel attended to-,
the wants of his patrons at Phelps
the first Of the week.
Mrs Lucy Robinson arrived Satur-
day tovisit relatives here for few
weeks.
A. Suite was an arrival from thes
souIhpssn pas ~ the state, Saturday
to visit his family here.
Mrs. c.. G. Mccullough returned last.
week from DesMoines, where she
spent the winter.
Mrs. W. III. Radcliffe left MondaE
for visit at Bayfield,. w. III. drove
her over to Rhinelander. where the.
train trip began.
Austin Bent w. B. Raymond WENT
to Wausau, Saturday returning Sum
day with new Overland Roadster
for Mr.. Raymond.
Mr. and Mrs. n. M. Emmons moved.
OUT to their resort on Catfish lake
Monday to get things ready for. the
summers tourist business.
VIM. Walsh was Wausau visitor
this week to buy draft team to usee
in connection with his work as coun-
.ty highway foreman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vogel were. ar
rivals Friday, from Milwaukee, where
they spent 5he winter, to occupy their
summer home on Yellow Birch lake.
Clint Croker accompanied by his
nephew, Ed. Croker, went to Wausan.
Wednesday to consult an eye special
list for a bad eye resulting from, eresi-
spelas.
VIM. Gehrke and sons of Arbor vi
,tae attended the creamery meeting
yesterday as patrons interested in
the operation and success of the Ea-
gle River plant.
Mrs. Mary Brown returned to her
home in Minneapolis, Saturday. after
spending the winter at the home of
her niece, Mrs. W. FL. Romier. She
was accompanied by f. W.. Mcintyre
who returned Tuesday
Chairman, John Hanson. John An
derson and Ell. "A. Hoffman, Of ArbOr
Vitae were county seat visitors yes
terGay. The Review Office received
call from Mr. Holman and. the pleas
ure of adding his name to it's list of
steady subscribers.
L. M. Grover was weekend visitor
here, spending Sunday at his farm on
Catfish lake. Mr.. Grover will do his
farm work this year with light farm
tractor, and is the first man in this
section to make use of this modern
implement of farming.
Villas County received yesterday,
two of the three Four Wheel Drive
Tractors purchased at Clintonville
some time ago. Rated at 45 h. p.
they will take the place of horses ON
drags and other road machinery to
which the heavy Caterpillar Tractor
is not SO we'll adapted. Costing $500