Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-05-14


Big st. German Saturday night was
well attended by that part of the
county, several cars from Eagle Riv-
er attending also.
Chas. FL. Wiegand chaperoned a
party of fishermen to Black Oak lake
Sunday where some nice catches of
the delicacy known as land locked
salmon were made.
A Mr.. Lint, of the State Grange
was in town last week and sold
Grange fire insurance to about
twenty-five members of that order in
the surrounding towns.
Word was received Wednesday an
nouncing the birth OLA daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Hood of Racine.
Mrs. Hood was formerly known here
as Miss Lulu Nemacheck.
Fire destroyed the barn of Ed Lac
au on River st. Sunday afternoon,
and only prompt action by the fire
department. saved adjoining proper
ty. as a strong wind was blowing.
Martin Ivancich returned from
Chicago Tuesday with his wife, two
children, his mother and two sisters
who arrived in the United States af-
ter a forty days voyage from Croa-
| tia.
| A. J. Swanlund and son Raymond
were arrivals from Rockford, Ill.
Saturday, and will start building on
their land across the road from Geo.
Swanlund in the town of Washing
ton.
Mrs. A. w. Thorpe went to Eau
Claire Wednesday to visit an aunt
and meet her mother arriving from
the state Of Washington to spend
the summer with Wisconsin rela-
tives.
Sydney Fischer. a Chicago printer
who has concluded that life on a
farm near. Pioneer lake is more at
tractive and profitable, gave the Re-
view office call while in town
Tuesday.
M. and J. E. Frankel were visitors
at Green Bay Sunday going down to
drive back the new King Eight pur-
chased by the latter and which
appears to be the latest thing in au-
tomobile circles.
w. j. Gear, twelve years in the
employ of Chas. Comiskey who re-
Gently bought the Burrell holdings on
Dam lake, was in town Saturday and
expressed a very favorable opinion OF
that section as a summer outing
place.
The r. N. a. held their annual
chicken supper prior to cessation of
regular meetings through the sum-
mer last night. Besides themselves
many of the M. w. A. and other
guests we're present and a fine time
enjoyed.
A convention of Woman's Clubs Of
the l1th district of Wisconsin at
Rhinelander yesterday was attended
| by the following members of the
Eagle River body: Mines. Higgins,
Mckenzie, Austin, Manning, Lawler,
and Misses Scott and Frankel.
Phil Goelz was down from Big
Portage lake on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Goelz returned last week from
Chicago where she had been under
the care of an eye specialist for sew
eral weeks and is greatly improved.
f. S. Engelbrecht was down from
Lake Clara Saturday and reported
that that part of the town of Como
yer would make a good showing in
the development line this summer
and that another section of the coun-
ty would be heard from at county
| fair time.
J. G. Seyfeirt and family arrived
last week with carload of house
hold goods to occupy their new home,
| formerly the Jos. Mitchell farm be-
low town. Mr.. Seyfeirt returned to
Chicago Monday to close other bust
ness matters when he will become a
permanent resident here.
Boneish, the Indian pitcher for the
City Baseball team, was out for
practice last evening and from the
sta tements made by the other players
he is probably the best man on the
mound Amigo ever had. Boneish
comes from Lac du Flambeau. An,
tigo Journal.
The Columbian Sextette, composed
entirely of ladies, completed the last
number of the lecture course pro-
gram at the court house Tuesday
night. Those who at tended report a
highly satisfactory performance.
The Sextette was originally billed to
appear here in March but missed the