Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-08-06
urday to fill deferred engagement
as guests at the NJ. Frankel home.

as guests at the M. Frankel home.
Mrs Kate Tierney left this morn
ing to visit relatives at Grand Rap
ids and then accompany her niece,
Miss Katherine Moran, to Denver for
an extended stay at the Moran home.
w. P. Norlander went to Milwau-
kee Wednesday to return with his
wife and children who have spent
six weeks there, Mrs. Norlander in
the meantime undergoing an opera
ton.
Thos. Fetkenhouer of Milwaukee
is taking an introduction to the
''snow snakes, "hodags, ETC., that
Villas county furnishes as attrac-
tions, as the guest OF Ed and Art
Scheribel.
Mrs. Geo. Wentz and Mrs. Al Pet
erson of Watersmeet were Eagle
River visitors Tuesday and called at
the Review office while the former
became identified with the Review
as subscriber.
E. j. and Art Scheribel and a
friend whom they brought along to
row the boat, are guests of their
mother Mrs. M. Scheribel this week
for weeks vacation and inspection
of old fishing grounds.
Thos. Zeger and JOS. Jurken, who
are town of Phelps farmers their
holdings being south of the village
of Phelps on the Deerskin road, were
business callers at the Review Office
while in town yesterday,
Miss Jennie Seward of Jackson,
Mich, arrived yesterday to visit her
parents Mr. and Mrs. d. Ell. Seward.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Kemp
and Miss Lillian Murphy of that city
who will visit at the Seward home on
the Deerskin.
DIR. A. Burdick, vice president of
the Abbott Laboratories in Chicago,
and a party of friends were week
end guests at Boot Lake resort. They
reported very enjoyable outing and
returned home with the bag limit
of pike and pickerel.
| G. G. Mccullough is spending his
vacation at Suits Us Farm by help
ing to build sheep and hay barn to
house the 7O0;head of wool and NUT
ton producing machines they now
have there. He expects to return to
Brazil about Sept. l.
The Hemlock resort is now lighted
by an@lectric light system of its
own, and this week another large
passenger launch was purchased to
accommodate the reviving interest
in the wonderful attractiyeness of
boat trip through the Eagle chain.
FL. J. Oberholtzer and p. J. Morri-
son are driving new Fords this week.
Pete, however, cannot be depended on
to drive his long owing to the fact
thBt as soon as he gets new car of
any make, somebody comes along who
is bound to have that particular car.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rupert of
Milwaukee arrived Friday via the
Ford route to visit Mrs. Chas. VOL
fer and family Mr.. Rupert has
service record OF twenty two years in
the fire Department. and is captain of
| fire boat No. Is. He is much i'm
pressed with Eagle River and an
nounces that when he retires he will
become permanent resident.
Jas. White Sr. will officiate as high
school janitor for the coming year and
has began taking lessons of the shoe
clerks in town, and says no teacher
is going to take cold this winter from
traipsing around in the snow without
her rubbers on, if he knows anything
about it. Geo. Mutchler succeeds
him as one of the employees at the
power dam.
The best show that has been
staged in Eagle River in many
moons was that presented by mem
bers of the Clifford Young Company
at the opera house Friday night.
The players were actors in every
sense of the word and the VAUDEVILLE
turns and speciality features especial
~ good. Should they ever play a re-