Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-01-30

He will move there in the spring ac-
cording to the New North.
Jos. Habrich and family are i'll and
have required the services of a
trained nurse this week, but are said
to be improving
Whooping cough, and lame arms
from vaccination and other ailments
have caused attendance at school to
be light this week.
A business meeting of the Earnest
Workers will be held at the home OF
Mrs. w. FL. Bonner next Monday
afternoon, Feb End.
Jay Cook returned Saturday from
the auto show at Milwaukee where he
contracted a cold that has confined
him to the house since.
One week from tonight the Inter
Sc will hold its masquerade ball at
the opera house. Get your tickets
now for the big party Feb 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. O'Connor left
Tuesday for short visit at Win
chester and Vinegar, where Mr..
O'Connor was called on business.
Frank Carter, N. M. Emmons and
Thos. Macquaker are auditing the
books of court house officials this
week, according to annual custom.
John Ulrich, f. J. Strong, Robt.
Felt and j. III. Paritt are among
those listed from slightly under the
weather, to seriously i'll this week.
G. I'll. Johnson of Conover was in
town on business Tuesday. He is
census taker for the towns of Conover
and State Line and will begin his in
vestigations soon.
The Hammes Co. has crew OF
men at work charging the building
in which the lath mill will be located
and expect to have things in working
order in two weeks.
Word from Chas. and Ernie Adams
at Rochester this week states that
the latter has been released from the
hospital and their return may be
expected next week.
Those who have occasion to use
country roads say that they are badly
drifted and travel over them slow
and uncertain as to when the rig will
turn bottom side up.
A carload of horses arrived Satur-
day from Wausau that consisted of
three head for A. j. DeNoyer, one
team for Chas Blanquart and lofty
moving span of sorrels for Monte
West.
VIM Hunter, highway commission
er, VIM. Saltenberger and Henry
Rath. members of the county road
and bridge committee, left Saturday
for Madison to attend the state road
school,
Quadrilles for the older ones, two
steps and waltzes for those not SO old,
and one steps and fox trots with the
jazzy music for the younger set; that
will be program at the Inter Sc mas
querade Feb. 6. Dances to please all.
Get your costumes ready.
The Eagle River Cooperative
Creamery Company made it's third
shipment this year of strictly fresh
eggs to a Philadelphia market this
week This shows that the egg pro-
duction here is growing, as only a
few years ago the home production
did not begin to supply the home de-
mand.
Ben Surgis left Tuesday for Rhine
lander to re-enlist in the navy and ex-
poets to be stationed at Mare island,
Gal. Ben served over year while
che war was in progress, and a few
months Of civilian life convinced him
that the navy now as never before
offers many advantages to a young
man wishing a successful career far
above the ordinary inducements
offered on land.
It smells like sGssoline Alley"
over around Burkle's garage since
yesterday when the proprietor and
John Love got back from the auto
shows in Milwaukee and Chicago.
We expected to get some informa-
ton on the best shows TO go to see,
places to eat, ETC., but all those birds
managed to find out relates to gas
and tire mileage, air cooling systems,
and other things all right in their
place, which dom t mean Is below zero
and three feet of snow on the ground