Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-05-28

him as soon he gets a house up.
A u. S. Navy recruiting officer will
be in town next Thursday, June Bro.
Any one wishing any information
pertaining to the increase in pay or
as to enlisting in the Navy, will apply
at the post office.
Mrs. A. w. Thorpe returned
Wednesday from visit at Eau
Claire. She was accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Chas. Converse Of Bel
lingham, Wash, who will make an
extended visit here.
Mrs. Thos. Macquaker was called
to Chicago Wednesday night by
message announcing the illness OF
her father JOS Flanagan, whose
many Eagle River friends hope to
hear of as soon recovering.
/ Mrs. Alex Higgins went to Chica-
90 this morning to meet her daugh-
ter Irene who has been principal OF
the Proctor, MINI. schools for the
past year, and they will spend week
there before returning home.
/ Mrs. Louise Scheribel was injured
Sunday when suddenly thrown from
a buggy receiving, two fractured ribs
and general severe shaking up. No
serious developments have followed,
much to the relief Of her family.
At the baseball meeting Friday
night A. III. LaRenzie was elected
manager; Max Ewald, captain; and
f. w. Carter, secy-treas. Team
practice has started and the season
will be officially opened by game
with Watersmeet in the near future.
Mrs. T. J. Minkley and grandson
Jewel Morrison went to Monico
Wednesday to meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Edw. Sampson and son and Mrs. Mel
son Peddycoart of Rome, Ca, ar
irving to spend the summer here.
The ladies are sisters of Mrs Mink
ley.
i Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Dearborn ar
rived via automobile Monday from
Kansas City to spend the summer as
usual at their home on Catfish lake.
Mr.. Dearborn compliments upper
Wisconsin roads by saying they were
the best found in crossing four
states.
j Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Weisse passed
through town Saturday enroute from
Sheboygan to their home at Black
Oak lake for the summer. Emil was
driving a classy new roadster which
looked able to cut several minutes off
the regular schedule between here
and State Line.
The Eagle River Woman's Club
held their closing meeting of the
year at the Morey resort Monday
evening. A seven o'clock dinner
was first served, about fifty covers
being laid for the members present
and a number of invited guests.
Later, dancing and card playing fol-
lowed and very pleasant time en-
| ioyed by every one attending.
i r. e. Zwicker who recently sold
This farm on Catfish lake will re-em-
bark in his old occupation of opera
ting knitting factory as soon as he
can erect a concrete building for the
purpose at the end of Main ST., near
the Eagle Forge. He has had a life
time of experience in the business
and states that the demand for knit
goods of all kinds was never so great.
| VIM. and Robt. Persohn are fitting
up building just east of the Re-
view office, on Division St., which
when completed will give them a
very handily arranged harness shop,
AMI adds to the appearance of the
street also. They are are also max
ing many desirable changes in the
two houses on Division ST., which
they recently purchased, and will
fit up two more on Spruce ST. for
residence use.
A convention of Eastern Star lodges
was held at Crandon Wednesday,
with delegations from Rhinelander,
Amigo, Crandon, and Eagle River.
The following persons represented the
local lodge: Robert Persohn, Mrs.
George Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
| Adams, Chas. HI. Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Austin, Mrs. A. Mckenzie,
Mrs. Walt Bomber, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. H. Wiegand, Mrs. Finn Lawler,
Miss Mary Hong, Miss Fern Scott,
David Frankel, Miss Fern Kuehne
and Miss Myrtle Jorgenson. They en-
joyed very pleasant time.
Henry Mielke and Edw. Chapman
returned to WinnecOnne Monday
after being in charge of the fish
hatchery during the Matching season
for pike fry. Mr.. Mielke finished his
sixth season here, while it was the
first for Mr.. Chapman although not