Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-05-07

lot and barn of NJ. Frankel and will
build modern home between ]. E.
Frankel and z. H. Dildine on Wall st.
An auto party of Star Lake ladies
shopping here today consists Ct Mrs.
Ed Ellerman, Mrs. Ole Rismon and
children and Mrs Fredrickson and
daughter Edith.
The Hammes lath mill started up
yesterday morning after a brief shut
down caused by broken line shaft.
The plant is now turning out better
than 10000 day.
George Wallila Of Ironwood spent
Sunday with home folks at
Phelps, and attended the Finnish
picnic. He returned to Ironwood
Tuesday morning.
At meeting Of the creamery di-
rectors Saturday, VIM. Saltenbergel
Jr. was elected president; VIM. Per-
sohn, vice president: and ]. w. Her
remain, secy-treas.
Jas. Morgan & Sons have moved
one of their buildings from the Ellis
mill site to a point just north of the
R. Spies residence, and will convert
it into family garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hunter and daugh-
ter were over from Big ST. German
Tuesday. The Hunter resort opens
the season with big dance Saturday
night Everyone invited.
Lutheran church services Sunday
/ will be as follows: Sunday School,
9 a. M; English Service, 9:45 a. NJ;
German service, 1O:45 a. m. Rev.
Kupfer of Phelps, will oficiate.
Mrs. M. Richmond sustained a
bad fall at her home on the north
side last week with the result that
she was temporarily under medical
care but is now much improved.
r. w. Barnes, the hustling district
agent of the Bankers Life Insurance
Co., was up from Green Bay over
Sunday looking after business in his
line. Read their ad in this issue.
A class of fifteen were admitted to
membership in the M. w A., Mon
day night. Following the initiation
banquet was given which revived
some of the new members considera-
bly,.
G. M. Wagner of Milwaukee was an
arrival on business here yesterday,
He will return next week to spend
the summer and if present plans ma
ture will become permanent resi-
dent here.
L. Starks, OF Chicago, and the first
King to reign in Wisconsin under
the Potato Dynasty, was the guest
of Amos Radcliffe over Sunday while
here to look over his farm interests
in this section.
Bills were printed at the Review
Office this week announcing dance
az Watersmeet, May 18th, with a
ladies orchestra from Milwaukee to
furnish the incentive for swinging
'em round and round.
Mr.. and Mrs Aug. Krieck and
daughter Loretta, and Mrs. Gus
Rantz drove to Rhinelander Satur-
day where Miss Loretta had tonsil
operation performed, returning home
with the party that evening.
A number from here and vicinity
attended the dispersion sale of stock
and machinery held at the Campbell
farm at Three Lakes, recently pur-
chased by L. Starks. A large herd
of choice cows were disposed of at
fancy prices.
Joe A. Chi'sen, Dist. Agt., for the
Northwestern Mutual Life ms, Co.,
and also newspaper man to the ex-
tent of being half owner of the Mer-
rill Daily Herald was in town Mon
day and paid the Review Office call
as matter of course.
Hunter Case and. S. Marsh came
down from from Phelps Monday,
Hunter on his usual business trip
and Mr.. Marsh to help out a type
setting shortage on the Villas County
News. He expects to establish a
paper at Phelps in the near future.
Ed Drager received two tine regis
tered shorthorn calves from so nth
ern Wisconsin stock farm Tuesday.
This is an indication that he is going
into purebreds and also shows that
he realizes the Importance of dual
purpose breed of cattle for the aver
age farmer.
w. e. Ellis of Grand Rapids was
in town this week relative to track
laying and other matters incidental
to erection of the mill to be moved
here which is now being dismantled
at Grand Rapids. G. c. Knox, local
manager of the company will start