Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-06-04

MdOGOOH, drTlHOQ Will Ills 1huAly loSu
week and Sunday was regularly in
stalled as pastor Of the Lutheran
church.
Fred Hessen and family have taken
possession of the Amos Radcliffe resi-
dence lately purchased and Mr.. Rad
cliffe and family have moved into
their new home on Main st.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Colman left
Wednesday by automobile, for Howe,
Ind, to attend the commencement
of the military college from which
their son Niles will graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Junk and Mrs
Mary Riechman of Milwaukee were
guests of Mrs Chas. Wolfer and fam
ily this week and tested out the pike
fishing with excellent results.
M. M. Connors, general manager
for the Turtle Lake Lbr. Co., at
Winchester and chairman of the
town of Presque Isle was business
visitor in Eagle River Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. M Frankel returned
Wednesday from Chicago where they
attended the marriage of their
daughter Susie, and Barney Isack-
son, of Rhinelander, in that city
Sunday.
r. D. Macleod, Tom Merryield,
Verne Richards and Dave Frankel
made visit of inspection to Four.
! nier's camp on Butternut lake Sunday
and found it all that it's reputation
claims for it.
Jas. Strnad, for many years resi-
dent of Amigo, and leader of the pop
ular Strnad orchestra which has fire.
quently pleased dancers along the line
from Amigo to Watersmeet, has
moved to Chicago to reside.
B. O. Bassett, the Ford dealer and
farm implement man Of Minocqua.
received his seventh carload of farm
machinery this season last week
showing that Minocqua is forging tc
the front in the farming line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McGill were
up from Appleton to visit friends
here over Sunday. 1t was Arts first
visit here since entering the army
two years ago. He served nearly 9
year with the ambulance corps of the
French army.
P. J. Gaffney and son went to Can.
ada last week to visit his old home
and to attend the marriage of one
brother and the ordination Of anoth-
er as a priest. His daughter and
sister departed for there the week
previously.
The Barager-W Webster candy factory
at Eau Claire was robbed of fifteen
sacks of sugar recently. When Try
Barager was a modest dispenser
of pills and quinine at the Eagle
Drug Store few years ago, his
friends never dreamed that he would
arrive at the position of affiuence in
Dictated in so short time.
f. d. Wartinbee and son Donald,
and A. ]. Perkins of Clintonville,
and A. M Clark of Fond du Lac,
drove up yesterday for fishing trip
which under F. DIS. able guidance
at Muskellunge lake today resulted
in % pound musky for Mr.. Perkins
and a successful catch of lighter
weight species for all the others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Held and son
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips, and Mr.,
and Mrs. VIM. Fenske, of Milwau-
kee drove up Friday and spent a few
days at the Fenske cottage on Eagle
lake. They returned home Tuesday,
Mr.. Held will soon return to start
building cottage on that lake for
which material is now being hauled.
Fred Wolfer went down the dock
Tuesday afternoon to try out new
fish rod and reel and almost at the
first cast secured a bite which later
proved to be fifteen pound musky
Eagle View hotel who sampled it at
supper unanimously elected Fred tC
the responsible position of official
fisherman for that hostelry for the
entire season.
Mrs. M. S. Fourier and cousin
Miss DOME Lynne McCallum, OF
Memphis, Tenn, and Milton Girls.
void were callers at the Review
office Wednesday while over from
Fournier's Camp on Butternut lake.
Mr.. GrisWold is the son of the new
owner of that popular resort and
they stated that the elder Griswold
left for Milwaukee Tuesday morning
to have piece of steel removed
from his eye received by accident
that morning. Mrs. Fourier ano
cousin will remain at the resort for
the season going south at it's close.