Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-11-12

quarters when SnOt.
Mrs Julia Kinney of Milwaukee re-
turned home yesterday after a short
visit with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Dockery and sister, Mrs. VIM. Walsh.
A convention of school boards OF
the county was held at the court
house Wednesday. Nearly every
town in the county was well repre-
sented.
County Treasurer Adams received
a carload of hardwood slabs from
Vinegar last week and in consequence
is viewing the weather this week with
much fortitude.
Intelligent citizenship on the farms
is the greatest safeguard of Democ-
racy. School agriculture keeps the
bright boys and girls on the farm.
What is your school doing?
John Benson was down from State
Line Wednesday. He is going to
log tract of his own timber there
this winter and expects to start the
Job right after hunting season.
E. S. Weisse of Black Oak lake
passed through town Wednesday en-
route to Sheboygan to lay up his
Buick roadster for the winter and
then return for the hunting season
Don't forget the girls play at the
opera house next Friday night. If you
want to know what the Campfire
Girls organization is, attend 'The
Returning of Rosalia." See the adv
Mrs N. A. Colman came up from
Madison Tuesday to spend a few
days with her husband before he
leaves for his hunting trip, after
which they go to Madison for the
winter
C. A. Hickok and wife and Miss
Blanche Erwin returned Tuesday
from months visit at Minneapolis,
stopping over here for a couple of
days with relatives before returning
to State Line.
A Rummage Sale for the benefit
of those who need warm clothing
for the winter months, will be held
tomorrow at the former Western
Wnion telegraph Office, one door west
of the Farmers & Merchants State
Bank
W. H. Bent moved his road ma
chinery into town the first of the
week and laid off his men and
horses. He still has a short stretch
Of road near the dam to finish,
which will be completed in the
spring
Rev. FIR. Everett B. Ellis returned
Tuesday from Fond du Lac where he
attended the twentieth anniversary
ceremonies of Bishop Weller's con-
firmation as bishop of the Fond du
Lac diocese, of which this parish is
a part.
The Wisconsin, Michigan Lumber
Company received a locomotive the
first of the week which will be used
on the logging spur east of State
Line for the purpose of hauling logs
cut to that station for shipment to
the mill here.
A. J. DeNoyer received five cars
of soft coal this week and is busy
filling up the bins in town. Hard
coal is not to be had and with zero
weather in force, even hard coal users
are very glad to get the less desir-
able article of fuel
Hunter Case of Phelps was in at
tendance at the school board con-
vention Wednesday and next day
went to Wausau to see e. W. Zim-
norman of Phelps, who has been at
the hospital there for several weeks
being treated for a broken ankle.
The ladies Of the Woman's Club
rendered Mrs George Hall fare
well surprise party at her home
Wednesday evening, as she leaves
this week to spend the winter with
relatives in California. Mr.. Hall will
join her there later in the season.
The Review received a card yes
terday form Mel Englestead dated
at Nashville, Tennessee, stating
that he and Robert Thurston were
that far on their way to Florida,
and that they were having an enjoy
able trip, barring muddy roads
caused from heavy rains
John Lacrosse of Woodruff arrived
! Wednesday to take possession of
his interest in the Gaffney & Hebard
barber shop, having purchased Mr..
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