Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-01-23

Remember the Milwaukee Journal
Contest closes Jan. 81 Pick cut the
teacher you want to send TO Eur ope
before then.
The Earnest Workers will meet at
the home of Mrs. w. Fl. Bonner next
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O p. m. Re-
freshments 15c
Mrs. Jos. Habrich and Mrs. Robt.
Dyer entertained the Catholic Aid
Society at the Habrich home yester-
day afternoon.
Vim. Petruzates went to Green Bay
Wednesday to consult doctors for an
illness of more than year which
doesn't improve.
A carload of machinery for the new
ath mill arrived last week and with
the coming of another the work in
stalliDg will begin.
Robt. Felt came home from the
Benson-Slattery camp near Marenis-
co Tuesday to put up his ice supply
for next summer.
F. j. Strong. Jay Cook and J. n.
Burke left Monday for the auto
shows in Milwaukee and Chicago. f..
J. returned yesterday.
W. L1olol,o,,co 1ot =, rv,orl rIN,,oe,7ov,
from st. Francisville, ILL.,, where he
was called by the death of his
mother two weeks ago.
The E. r. Woman's Club card party
planned for tomorrow Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs. H. E.
Marshall, has been indefinitely post
poned.
Hunter Case, G. A. Scharsch, John
Jaaska and other Phelps citizens
were in town yesterday to assist
several in obtaining their citizenship
rights before Judge Warner.
S. r. Van Bussum went to Grand
on yesterday to spread the gospel Of
the invincibility of the high school
basket ball team over all Others be-
fore the teams arrival there to play
tonight.
Judge Warner of Shawano arrived
yesterday to preside over the Janu-
airy term of circuit court for Villas
county in the absence of Judge Reid
who is holding the Stapleton case in
Milwaukee.
Chas H. Wiegand returned from
Rochester Saturday where tie Mayo
specialists pronounced his case of a
minor nature that time would easily
cure which his friends were much
pleased to hear.
A. G. Funk of Backus, Mimi, in
renewing his subscription to the Re-
view desires to be remem bered to
his numerous acquaintance her
made while a regular visitor to this
section several years ago.
The Royal Neighbors surprised
one of their number, Mrs. Lottie
Carpenter, Monday evening taking
along nice supply of refreshments
and other useful and lasting articles
of their esteem and regard.
N. Il. Kinney captured fox and
the accompanying bounty Wednes-
day. He has on display a wire loop
taken. from the neck of wolf who
evidently long ago. ran into a snare
set for some other animal.
Mrs. Erwin Bentley of Amigo died
suddenly of heart failure. She was a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Al
drich of Three Lakes, where funeral
services were held Wednesday. Her
marriage took place last fall.
Quadrilles for the older ones, two
steps and Waltzes for those not so old,
and one steps and fox trots with the
jazzy music for the younger set; that
will be program at the Inter Sc mas
querade Feb. 6. Dances to please ali.
Get your costumes ready.
Jack Brady of State Line was down
Wednesday and stated that bank
is one of the possibilities of that
thriving burg in the near future and
was quite indignant when Fred Mo
rey intimated that it might be a
snow bank.
Joe Frankel and Tom Macquaker
who were about the first ones on the
job at the fire last night seemed quite
disappointed when they found that
the only Things that required carry
ing outdoors for safety were unro.