Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1920-04-30

themselves real artists in singing,
dancing and the use of stringed mus
ical instruments. A dance was given
after the show and well attended.
There will be no services at the
Lutheran church next Sunday but
the following Sunday, May 9th regu-
lar services will be held
B. M. Baligrodzki returned Wednes-
day from Chicago. His brother Stanley
accompanied him for brief visit
here, returning this morning.
Robt. Kubmik returned Friday
from Chicago where he spent the
winter and will resume the attractive
! life of farming in the town of Wash
ington.
Mrs. L. j. Kuehne returned Satur
day FROM months absence at the
home of her parents at West Bend.
Her mother accompanied her for
visit here.
Word was received from Mrs. P. D.
Walsh Wednesday that she had been
successfully operated on for removal
of tumor from the shoulder at ST.
Vincenb's hospital in Green Bay.
M. Frankel is remodeling his ten
ant residence which was partially
destroyed by fire last winter and
when completed will start building a
new one also for rental purposes.
Jno. f. Higgins of Chicago spent
! part of last week at his farm at Clear
water lake. He was accompanied by
Chas. Comisky, who recently bought
the Burrel property on Dam lake.
Mayor Hoan of Milwaukee, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Felt
over Sunday while inspecting sum-
mer home locations with view to
becoming permanent summer resi-
dent here.
April, known as the month of
showers, has not made good this year
however heavy one is expected to
materialize tonight which will in a
way make up for past lack Of atten-
ton from Jupe Pluvius.
S. R. VanBussum and f. G.. Nc
Intyre made trip to Crandon
last week to test out the roads and
discovered that if there were any
they lay way down below the ability
of car wheel to find them.
A May dance will be given by the
young ladies of Phelps at the town
hall, Friday, May I. The Schoepper
Orchestra will furnish the music and
the Catholic Ladies Aid will serve
supper at the McGregor cafe.
Fred Hessen and family returned
this week from Door county where
they have resided for few years and
will become Villas county residents
again. Mr.. Hessen was dam tender
at Big St. st. German for number
of years.
C. L. Dryz of Chicago purchased
100 acres of Sanborn & Co., near Pho
neer lake this week and will start
fox farm. The tract will be fenced
at once when the breeding stock will
arrive and a new industry taken up
in Villas county.
c. A. Hickok, station agent sat
State Line, an ex-newspaper and
printer man has set up a job office
there and will cater to the demands
of that section in that line. Phelps
will soon have weekly paper there
all of which indicates that the north
ern part Of the county is keeping up
with the times and here's success to
the promoting spirits.
The Junior Prom is described as
the most elaborate social function of
the year and marked success in ey-
cry way The Hazel Crawford Orch
estra of Rhinelander, was warmly
applauded, and hall decorations ex-
ceptionally pleasing, while the cos
tuning of of the fair sex added to
the attractions so the gentlemen
generally were Cup in the air about
Mary or some other Jane, from
start to finish.
A letter from f. D. Wartinbee of
Clintonville, Wednesday contained
the unpleasant news that he had lost
his position as high school principal
being discharged by the board the
evening before. The next para
graph was OF more cheerful nature
as it said that he was Immediately
appointed city uperintendent Of
schools at $500 per year, showing
that his past services have been duly
appreciated.
Rev. and Mrs. III. Schmitt left
Tuesday for Manchester where the
former will take charge of the Luth-
eran church of that place. During
the several years that he officiated
here Rev. Schmitt greatly enlarged