Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1919-05-16
Interesting Locals

A V. DeWltt was over from Say
ner on business yesterday.
A. j. St.Louis was down from
Phelps Tuesday.
John Korpal Sr. left Tuesday for
hicaRo to visit a daughter.
K. P. Nyberg of Phelps was in
own on business Monday.
Chas. Vance was down from DON
aldson on business Monday.
Tie W G. T.. U. will meet with
Mrs. A. Mckenzie tomorrow, 3 y. M.
Thos McGregor came down from
Phelps for a visit at home, Thursday.
Mrs L. j. Kuehne and daughter
went to West Bend yesterday to visit
her parents.
Ice delivered every morning by
Robt Felt. Phone No. 20 for prompt
service.
w A. Hall of Pardeeville was a
brief visitor here Sunday enroute to
State Line.
Mrs. John Ulrich who was seriously
ill the first Of the week is reported
much better.
Edw. Gabe, the resort nan of
Lost lake was a county seat visitor
Saturday.
P. J. Cain, treasurer of Oneida
county, was yer from Rhinelander
on business Tuesday.
Order Silver lake ice from Bob
Felt and keep cool as a cucumber.
Phone 20.
Mrs. Jas. Morgan returned Friday
from a visit with her daughter Mrs.
Grant Cook in Milwaukee.
) Mrs. j. E. Frankel and daughter
left Saturday to visit her parents in
Milwaukee for two weeks.
WANTED-Ice users to order Sill
yer lake ice. Phone Robt. Felt for
quick delivery.
Mrs. w. H. Radcliffe went to Osh-
kosh this morning to spend a few
weeks at the home of her parents,
Ed Goranson of Conover was in
town Saturday and paid up his sub
~scription to the Review for another
year.
Henry Leppla of Brillion was in
townflast week on business as one of
the stockholders in the Eagle River
Lbr. Co.
LOST-Crank for Buick car, be-
tween the Service Garage and Matt
Numrich farm. Finder please re-
turn to Service Garage.
Mrs. L. Carpenter went to Lac
Vieux Desert Tuesday to resume her
annual position at the L. l.. Thorn
as resort.
Walter Raymond, and VIM. Parrot
of Chicago we're arrivals Tuesday TO
spend a few days at their cottage on
Eagle lake.
A social dance at the Mayo school
house Saturday night drew out a
good crowd and a fine time as usual
is reported.
FOR SALE-Team weight 5000 lbs.
Mare and gelding, young with har-
ness and wagon. Price. $3.50. A. J.
81. LaliS. PhnlHS Wis.
Hunter Case, John Jaaska, Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. J. Mack and Miss Lottie
Mack were Phelps people in town
Wednesday.
E. A. Everett left Sunday via
Rnlnelander for a trip down state in
connection with his duties as a mem
Der OF the state board of control.
J. H. Parftt is improving the ap-
pearance of his photo studio and res
ldence on Wall ST, by means of new
siding and a fresh coal of paint.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. GalIaeres left
Tuesday for Pennsylvania to reside
having sold their farm on the Deer
skin which they had occupied for
two years.
A. j. Luebke and son were up
from Milwaukee over Sunday to put
in the garden at the summer head
quarters of the Luebke families on
Catfish lake.
The fish hatchery made it's first
shipment of pike fry of the season
this morning, Three Lakes getting
it's quota which went down in charge
of Jas. OberholNer.
The first ball game of the season
was pulled off Sunday. the Clear
water Colts going a I inning workout
game against the locals won by the
latter. Time 126.
Mrs. Oscar Gunderson went to
Wausau Saturday to stay with her
son who is receiving medical treat
ment there. Nh. Gunderson re-
turned home Monday.
Homer Galpln, of Chicago, and of
Cook County Republican politician
foDoe cnout lact yUook at bic cummor