Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-03-26
Interesting Locals

town Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Nor
gan March 24th-twin sons.
C. HI. Blohm and Emil Hedeen are
down from Conover today.
Emil Kinner was down from the
Smoky lake district Saturday.
Rev. H. Schmitt went to New
London yesterday on business.
Mrs. G. A. Hickok of State Line
was visitor in town Wednesday.
Gust Hanson of Conoyer returned
Saturday from visit at Ironwood.
Mrs. Alex Higgins returned yester-
day from months visit in Portland,
Ore.
Jack Brady and Walter Dickman
were down from State Line Wednes-
day.
Geo. e. O'Connor was visitor at
Appleton and Green Bay over Sun.
day.
A carload of Overland AS arrived
this week for j. N. Burke, local
dealer.
Eff. Hayward, one of Conover's
persistent boosters Was in town yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Kuehne left
Monday for a visitlat West Bend and
Milwaukee,
w. Fl. Hardy of Waukesha came up
Saturday to look after business in
terests here.
G. H. Jackson returned this week
from Chicago. Mrs. Jackson is ex-
pected soon.
Louis Denton is down from Como
yer today. He recently finished a log
ging job of 1l5, 900 it. for the H-P-B
Co., at Parish Siding.
Runners were stored away Saturday
and cars are in general use. w. H.
Bent blazed the trail to Rhinelander
Wednesday and to State Line yester-
day.
Ed Ellerman was visitor in town
yesterday returning to his home at
Star Lake after spending the winter
at Boyer's logging camp near Gran
don.
Mrs. Patrick Madden, an old resi-
dent of Minocqua died last week from
the effects of an operation in Chica-
go. She was we'll known to many
here.
G. f. Sanborn on Wednesday of
this week purchased the barber shop
building owned by P. J. Gaffney and
the Gaffney & Hebard shop will be
moved one door west.
Mrs. Mike Morrison returned yes
terday from months visit at Madi-
son. She was accompanied by Miss
Evelyn Gaffney who spent the winter
with relatives at Eau Claire.
The eight months old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Rand died Wednes-
day following a severe attack OF
pneumonia. Funeral services will be
held this afternoon conducted by
Rev. Davies.
Mrs. p. d. Walsh received this week
from n. A. Colman, from Orlando,
Fla, box of grapefruit and oranges
that tasted just as they looked. Wen
swear to that having acted as one OF
the official tasters.
Chas. A. Allen of Whiting, Ind,
purchased the farm of Mrs. VIM.
Tellefson, on Tellefson lake this week
and will take possession April /.
Mrs. Tellcfson has bought resi-
dence in Gown which she will occupy
after leaving the farm.
The Eagle River Woman's Club en-
tertained large number Of guests
at $500" at the Masonic hall Satur-
day evening. Seventeen tables were
filled with players until l1:O0 when
refreshments were served and d very
pleasant time came to an end.
Out of several proofs sent us to
select the next Review. serial from,
we chose '1'he Man Nobody Knew, =
better than ordinary story of the
late war, by Holworthy Hall, whom
every fiction reader knows. 1t starts
April 9. Be sure and read it.
Mrs. John Loughlin and son in-law
Jay Shehan of Midtown, Wis, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. P. d. Walsh
over Sunday. They were called to
Minocqua last week by the death OF