Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-04-09


Reichmen, a family friend accompa-
MED her for a brief visit returning
home yesterday.
Miss Lenore Hermann, of the
graded school faculty returned Tues
day from an Easter Sunday visit at
her home at Manawa.
Sam Eckstein, representing the
Berger tailoring firm of Chicago was
in town this week taking orders for
spring and summer suits.
Chas. z. Urnick was an arrival
from Chicago Wednesday to take
charge of the Lithuanian sales de-
partment of Sanborn & Co.
Chas and Frank Adams left Mon
nay for Rochester where the latter
expected to be operated on by the
Mayo specialists for deafness.
-Four new farm settler families ar
rived Friday to take possession of
lands in the Anvil lake district pre-
viously purchased of Sanborn & Co.
Alex Higgins officiated at the State
Line election in the capacity of legal
advisor to voters who were in doubt
as to the proper way to cast ballot.
H. w. Morris returned Wednesday
from an Easter visit at his home in
Oshkosh, to resume the newspaper
grind again on the Villas County
News.
Mrs. M Morrison is ill at her home
north of town with mild form of
small pox, necessitating however, the
usual quarantine of premises and oc-
cupants.
The Review office received an APP
preciated call from one of its oldest
subscribers, Albert Caskey, of Lac
Vieux Desert, while he was in town
Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Tellefson has moved to
town occupying her residence across
the river. The new owner of the
Tellefson farm arrived Wednesday
from Ind.
Martin Ivancich, ehas turned his
farm north of town to the manage
ment of his brother and has taken
charge of the Croatian Dept, of San
born & Co.
The Villas County Land Company
are now located and transacting bus
mess in their office quarters on Rail
road ST., two doors south of the Re
view Office.
FL. Strong went to Chicago Tues
day on business connected with the
construction material for the new
Strong & Manley hardware store and
Ford Service Station.
A. Mckenzie is back on the job at
the Eagle River State Bank after
taking an extended lay-off caused by
one foot requiring hospital attention
for about three months.
Misses Esther Austin, Lola Chem
oweth and Irene Higgins returned to
Duluth and Proctor, Mimi, Satur-
day after spending a week at the
Higgins and Austin homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morey moved
out to their resort this week to start
preparing for what reservations al
ready made promise an exceptionally
large tourist patronage this year.
Mrs. b. f. CIough of Kilbourn ar
rived yesterday to visit relatives
here and at Phelps. A host of friends
will more readily recognize her under
her former name of Miss Leona Mack
then of Phelps.
One of the last official acts of NV
Carter, acting as chairman of Eagle
River was acceptance of the recent
offer of Cong. Nelson, of an 1900 Id
government defense mortar for orna-
l
mental purposes here.
| Merton Glove, a former Villas
county school teacher, who enlisted
in the navy two years ago returned
this week having received his dis
charge from that branch of Uncle
Sans military defense.
It is reported that E. T. Marriott
who last week purchased Camp Win
nepe at public -vendue has since re-
sold the property to his former part
ner H. L. Thomas, who was the COM
petitive bidder against him.
Andrew Forsman arrived Saturday
from Bessemer where he was en-
ployed as baker through the winter
His wife had preceded him here and
Monday they went to Phelps to get
their home there ready for the sum-
mer.
Ben F. Jones, of Brandon, sur
prised his old time friends here by
dropping in on them Wednesday on
his return from State Line where he