Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-12-05
Interesting Locals

P. LaChance was down from State
Line Tuesday.
John Love transacted business at
Amigo Tuesday.
Hunter Case is down from Phelps
on business today.
J. II. Bolte left this morning to
visit daughter at Tomah.
Miss Leona Rand returned Satur-
day from visit at Appleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Colman were
Rhinelander visitors Wednesday.
Henry Verwey went to Appleton
this morning to spen d the winter.
Abel ST. Louis was down from the
Hazen resort at Long lake Saturday.
Mrs. C. A. Hickok of State Line is
the guest of Eagle River relatives
today.
Mrs. Andrew Forsman left Satur-
day to join her husband at Bessemer
for the winter.
r. E. Simmons of Big Bass lake
went to Racine today where he will
spend the winter.
Robert Felt was down from the
Slattery & Benson camp to spend
Thanksgiving at home.
The Review will make nice Xmas
present for that absent friend. Sl.50
if ordered before Jan. /.
Mrs. Alex Higgins returned Mon
day from Thanksgiving visit with
her daughter in Chicago.
Geo. Stein returned to Milwaukee
Saturday after his annual successful
deer hunt at Carpenter lake.
Misses Helen Rade and Ida Salten-
berger went to Chicago Saturday to
make protracted visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ulrich left
Monday for their yearly winter vaca-
tion at ST. Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. w. H. Love and daughter
Florence left Tuesday for holiday
visit with Chicago relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Thomas of
Lake Vieux Desert left Tuesday for
an extended visit in Chicago.
Miss Florence Seecart returned to
her home in Merrill Tuesday after
spending several months here.
G. L. Pickett returned yesterday
from Chicago where he accompanied
a shipment of potatoes last week.
Mrs. L. Carpenter and son Francis
returned Monday from the Thomas
resort where they spent the season.
G. A. Bent came down from State
Line Monday to serve at the annual
meeting of the county board.
Miss Philleda Brunswick returned
to her school at Trout Lake Satur-
day after spending Thanksgiving at
home.
Walter Bromley, owner of the Sand
lake resort southwest of Eagle River
returned Tuesday from visit to
Milwaukee.
John Hanson, chairman of Arbor
Vitae, returned home this morning
after attending the annual meeting
of the county board.
M. M. Connors of Winchester and
VIM. Selves of Flambeau came over
Tuesday to represent their towns at
the county board meeting.
Mrs. M. Frankel returned yester-
day from weeks absence in Chica-
go where she attended the wedding
of her daughter, Miss Freda Frankel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter HUM and John
HUM returned to Black Creek Mon
day after spending the hunting sea-
son as guests Of the Budde. Hanke
and Ewald families.
Geo. G. Dobbs, of the mercantile
firm, Dobbs Bros. at Conover, and
chairman of his town, paid the Re-
view Office pleasant call before
leaving for home yesterday.
w. II. Bent returned to his log
ging job at State Line Monday and
took with him as additions to his
crew, Eber Lyon, Frank Gibson,
Jack Bennett, Chas. Blanquart and
Andrew Manbeck.
Geo. Erwin and Clarence Rand
have purchased the interest of their
partner, ]. N. Burke in the Lyceum
opera house and moving picture show
connected Herewith and will contin-
ue to operate it as before.
III. L. Thomas and B. III. Walker of
Birmingham, Ala, came up last
week to take in the last Of the deer
season. Mr.. Thomas is one of the