Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-06-25
Interesting Locals
ell McGregor is down from Phelps

Del McGregor is down from Phelps
today.
Frank Stein went to Burlington
Tuesday to visit daughter.
Axel Oberg and Julius Strelow of
Big Twin lake were in town Monday.
o. Bergstrom and daughter OF
Phelps were visitors in town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Andrew Forsman of Phelps is
the guest of Eagle River friends this
week.
J. T. Manning left Monday on a
business trip TO Chicago and Louis
vile, KY.
f. d Wartinbee came up from
Clintonville yesterday on a brief bus
mess trip.
Mrs. c. A. Hickok and Miss Blanch
Erwin of State Line are visitors in
town today.
Miss Dorothy and Kenneth Nc
Intyre returned yesterday from a
visit in Milwaukee.
Einar Jahnsen now drives a we'll
matched span of greys acquired in a
deal with the Rhinelander Horse Co.
n. f. Niederlander and family ar
rived last week from St. Louis to
spend the summer at their home on
Catfish lake.
Miss Marion Setback went to Green
Bay Tuesday to have tonsil opera
tion performed. Mrs. A. Sailer ac-
companied her.
Stanley Korpal left yesterday for
trip to Milwaukee and Chicago. If
he wasn't a personal friend of ours
we might tell why.
Miss Katherine Moran arrived
last week from Denver, Colo, to visit
her relatives Mr.. and Mrs. P. D.
Walsh and Mrs. Kate Tierney.
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Hirzel gave
their many friends here pleasant
surprise when they arrived yesterday
from Milwaukee to spend vacation
at the Morey.
Glen Dyer arrived the first of the
week from Shell Lake for short
visit with relatives here. Next year
he will teach at Montfort, in the
southwestern part of the state.
Miss Esther Carlson went to Super
Tor Sunday night to the Normal sum-
mer school. Misses Florence Cook
and Winnie Menefee have gone to
Milwaukee for the same purpose.
Chas. Herman of Amigo, formerly
of Eagle River, has purchased the
we'll known FL. Miner property at
Pelican Lake and will operate an ice
cream and soft drinks parlor there.
Mrs. G. P. Crosby and daughter of
Rhinelander are members Of the
Wisconsin delegation that left Mil
waukee Saturday to attend the Dem
ocratic convention in San Francisco.
Several auto loads of Eagle River
fans accompanied the ball team to
Monico Sunday for the purpose of
furnishing moral support to the
team but 1T proved abuntantly able
to take care of itself.
JAS. Morgan, the champion garden
er of Eagle River has added an IRA
CATION system to his garden area by
means OF connection with the water
works which permits him to give his
crops dandy shower, bath whenever
they need it.
Wilbur Knox returned this week
from three years absence in doing
volunteer military service. He saw
much action in France and was later
sent to Germany returning year
ago and served the remainder of his
term of enlistment at Camp Dodge.
John Bushey of Bushey Bros Bust
ness College at Appleton, was in
town Wednesday and signed up the
following young people for enroll
ment at that institution when the
fall term opens in September:
Donald Morgan, Florence Dyer,
Esther Ericsson and Evelyn Hedberg.
L. G. Lindstrom, representative of
the Western Newspaper Union paid
the office call Monday He is COW
ering the state to get in closer touch
with publishers using ready print
service and soliciting other orders in
their line, including the Ben Fra nix
lin price scale which is coming into
general use in newspaper offices and
which will be more fully explained
in the near future.
A launch owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
G. d. Sutton who have summer
home on Cranberry lake just after
leaving the Everett dock Sunday