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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09
rather than hair tonic. produces beau

raiher IMAM muir tonic produces beau
tiful hair
When the HAIR becomes dul ana
fails out il Is due to the tact that
the blood Il not scrliug proper
npurjsiment To tie skull thereby
proving TINT the fIUl' lies in YOUR
general system. Sometimes II * the
diet that ~ not quite right, aud then
again IL * poor digestion. Wn.vh *
responsible FOR the failure ui your
hair Nouris hing food containing rat
o; som" Kind is of great us" ~ e
hair nourishsy However. IL must %.
rat THAT If easily diigcS,ed
1t IL vitality Important that The
scatp he kept flexible See that il
docs mot become tightly nxed ov.r
tnc skull. You can lido this hv SIM
ply lntSSngtng tn" top of your head
every evening b"fo:c retiring Press
your fingers nrmiy against your head
ana move the skin back and Forth
THIS treatment is iuVigoratiuG and
has am almost magical effect in pro-
noting the growth o: ncw hair
Choose tn" typ. of couture that
most becomes you. Study /, from
every angle. Some women do no,
take their profile into consideration
when doing UP their hair. and seem
10 think that as long as II is done
up in the latrs: s.yl". IL il done wolf
They do not let little thin. Xix.
the shape Of the face trouble them.
That's where they max" tho!r bf-
mistake in not finding ont what is
suitable TO their type and then stick
ing to IL
TRY to conform to natures rcnoroI
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SURE WAY TO GET
RID OF BLACKHEADS

There is one simple. safe and sure
way that never fails to get rid of
blackhcads and that is to dissolve
them.
To do this get two ounces Of
calonite powder from any drug store
sprinkle a little on a hot. wet
sponge-rub over the biackheads
briskly-wash the parts and you
Will be surprised how the black
heads have disappeared. Big black
heads, little black heads, no matter
where they are. simply dissolve aud
disappear, leaving the parts with
out any mark whatever. Black
heads are simply mixture OF dust
and dirt and secretions from the
body that form in the pores OF the
skin-pnching and Squeezing only
cause irritation, make large pores,
ana do not get them out after they
became hard. The calonite powder
and the water simply dissolve the
black heads so they wash right out.
leaving the pores free and clean and
IN their natural condition. Anybody
troubled with these unsightly blem-
lShes should certainly Try this sim
pie mcthod-Adv
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HEAL SKIN DISEASES
Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat-
ing. Antiseptic Liquid
Broad at Fourth

1t is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema. blotches, ringworrn, rashes
and similar skin troubles. Zemo.
obtained at any drug store for Csc, or
Sl.OO for extra large bottle. and prompt
ly applied will usually give instant relief
IRON itching torture. 1t cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is wonderful, penetrating,
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
the most delicate skin. 1t is not greasy.
is easily applied and costs little Get
1t today and save all further distress.
1he L. w. Rose Co Cleveland, Q.
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Main S,rort." by sinclair Lewis. VIII
b" the book discussed. III. club ~!
Browdcr. SOY Seminary Avenue.
Interesting Announcement.
rev and Mrs. J. Layton Mauze. 81
Huntington. W. Va. have anncGhc"J
the enlightenment Of thsiT sister, Mo"
Matt!" iiarmhu. Of i."NInEivi Va
wedding w!.l take rlac" ~ Hunting
ton ia The spring
Entertained IN washington.
Airs W.Iliarg. nas rnturn.d 10 hcr
nc-ne here sitter 4 visit 10 NashiHE
Ton. Assistant Scrrctaf? az NhI '''L
:. !unch.on gwen at the >riuy and
%.vy CUB. WASHINGTON, SuHNaF bF
colonel and Mr.. owen Mrs tinnH-
!ct Andrews, "ith whoin Mrs !.
Assistant Secretary aud NJ W.
liams were also entertained At yin
ucr al tn" Cosmos Gun pth'Eh ~
the party werc hiTt linHn tninni
Post Wheeler. ana NT ana Nr"' - W b
i.clt
nr.nnc II.rmiinEr Dnn"c-.
Thr usual weekly dances ~ IN"
Iinrtri;aua country cub VII De re-
sutnrd F-iiny evening for the sea =
son Az orchestra VII pihF !", ~
Gnnciup and the clubhouse VIII ne
prrtiiiy decorated FOR the occasion
'rh.:. Fr!lay evening dances At me
IIeTuit.y. nav. been d.sconrinuei
fnr !. number ~ weeks ptst on ac-
count OF repairs h,ing made thsre.
AZ ,hr W"mnn's Club.
.r.n Niu Ice served at III" Wclnan's
club thiS afternoon IN ~" AF. "liip :
rooms wn!ch VII! he arriH%en VIZ
baskets, OF s2T.nE G;3yw h,,is.oay I i6.rc
xiii be no formal program at the
Engagement Announced.
NIr and Mrs Charlie 7. I.rhn m
nounce H.. .ngarcn,ut ana hpnTatcn
I'M, marriage % their Iaugn'-r. iht' =
ma Elizabeth TO Bryan LOcrhhT"
Hayhurn
Snamr IN. interesting affairs ~
mis- ,ysek vii. be q dane" gl"-i ~
Hr,a Chantcr u ~" kama Aipia
fraternity a, tho tray Boy SiHdl"
E,idnv night Alumni Of th" chap
,,r ~ ,y.I ~ members Of It's" order
from All parts OF the state h"ye ne, Il
inyi:ci and tho dance VII BE 'arT,iE
attended. y large number OF isicn-
ir"nd girls VIII be present. incl va -
ing a number az this years depu :,
ian,es Tho studio VIII he !rcorat'I
So the fraternity coiors. crimson ana
Cricbrn,r silver wedding.
ON February Ia. twen'y-nith an
riversary Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur "
Hroad Street The h"uss wa beat
,ifully dcccrnic! for ,"r occasion
with ferns and sprinS flowers. = ~"
hoS,aes vas cown.d in hnnd-cm-
broi,icrsh Hack satin dress and g
rorSur" houruct of pink ros"'u"i
Miss I!lic Wells acted ~ mistress
at car.r, monies nrd Nrs. william y
Nc,z..r rrcSiG'd 1T the punch bow.
Airs J II Taiiaferro served ,ur re
iroe hW"ats and MAS assisted by MIS-.
Virginia H. christian. Miss Ma'I
Nia. Miss Lucille Via. Miss Ant'a
Via Miss Maig" Taliaferrn and MisS
Glare TFani. Special music for ne
occasion was furnished hv John
Crordcr About sixty guests Wer"
present during the evening and
han ;somc presents were received oY
MIR. anil Mrs Via
Marriage announced.
w L. Davis announces the mar
riage of his laughter 10 Clarence
Jackson tilinn. tn" ceremony having
i%f"n rlac" Monday Febrnary q; a.
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WoNi:N's MEETING.

The College rirh Of Eichuor,,
VIII meet Thursday evening "a; y
o'clock nt the home Of Miss ADJ. :
laidc hothcrt, 1915 Grove Avenue.
'tnivcrsit!cs OF III. orient" ytIl hc
-" subject for the program. Mrs
cameron johnson, chairman Of tLc
evening, hds secured her speakers
NJ. N,ttuare, OF ia. Union Theo-
io*icrl seminary; cheue Young Hui
90 Ia" University Of Richmond and
MrS Isaac Yonan Following til.
program there Viii bc a social hour
The board 81 managers az tin" Re-
treat for tho SICK viii meet at the
hospital at ii o'clock Thursday
morning.
Tho 'cgulHr inonthly meeting OF
ne social workers OF the Nurses
settlement VIII hc held This after
room at $3.50 o'clock. NJ lI0i West
Cary Street.
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LEAGUE or WOMEN VOTERS
OPENS MEETING IN ATLANTA
hr~. .;u1In SHIIr!. OF Suutb t,roiinn
Frcnid"s al Opening Ncgiiu"--Nr.
George " rIroIucS Sf.itpr.
Ey rs lyCIaiod l.r.ee.,

ATLANTA. Ga. rich. Prominent
women of tn" Atlantic coast AMI
"'h.r states are her. today Tor the
opening OF iwo-dat con! rene. o.
the ;riri regional divtrict 81 tn. Na-
tirnnl h"aHue Of Women Nu;ere.
Mrs. Ju!ir SIiieT. q. south caro-
INA. presided at til" ricuiu= session
this mornlHc, at Wh!cp welcoming
addresses wcr" followed ~ - i.-uu.
SOB of organization and ci'iz"nship
Icy Ms George G".lnurn. yic..-t.FtAEr-
man 60 tho ,.atIonIl or.1,i2riin,
IN" pryGri -. icr tn" afternoon in
'lud"d reports from state nTl.iuiEr.
lions AMI II G!+russipu o. Federal leg
,sia'isH H. Mrs. Maude WuoA Park. OF
Was . iN.,t naiicr:i chairman
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BRAVES DEATH TO SAVE
LIFE OF EELLOW-STUDENT

= -N'.a'JI' II N'II i'rNs' /
BOSTON. Fan. drawing d.,In
rom exposure and ic"-cogr"d pr"c. :
per while lost 1T GiEht on Moun,
MCuaduock. New hampshire durjn.
e week end trip. I<ari II Robinson.
q EVt'tca University freshman car
ried Rupert Robinson. "a frlpw-stm-
dent. from the summit !" safety ar
Ter rapport had been rendered un-
conscious by fail They aye not,
rcia 'cd
For many miles Kuri Robinson
bore his Stricken "huin on his saruI-
ders. lie finally lost his way ana
was about - drop from exhaustion
whcn he heard = 10" bark Guided
hv the .OUni, h. pushed on 10 SAFETY.
Robinson. in iallrious condition
wne pushed :" F'i,zWiIliHIn, y ~. for
medical treatment. II. r.coycrrI
quickly and returned yesterday to
the university.
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IS YOURS A GLORY CROWN?

Il has been we'll said that "a wom-
ans hair is hcF oW'I'ns glory.
Poets write about Il. Artists paint II.
Lovers dram OF II.
you must l,ara 10 use yours :" INC
Vt advantage" N"u can make the
most %, il only by srcndiug Il l!;t!c
.;mr and thought upon H.
In order - keep II luXur!aut and
hpautiful . mus: nave general
health 10 h.Liu With II - absolutely
i,nunssihlr tur YOU to have loNe.y
hair when your system j. ran down
and your physical condition isn't up
10 Inc nsrN The rnir IS fed and
nour!sned hv the h.ooi Good blood
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NEW OIL EANS MARDi GRAS
COMES TO SUCCESSFUL. EID
"Hc>,' Ruler ar Frst!,itir>, Ride,
Nith queen rh.uuEh streets.
trun ArriNu! IN tirpiuilr.
nv NssocI..t,d ..ro.s- /

MEM ORLEANS. Rob s.-Tbrough
streets decorated "ith banners and
h"n'iHI. Rex. 'ntr o' ii.rui GrnS,
rode with h!S Queen tIG 80. IN .
pa,tne bringing to "a climax the I.u3-
lie i"si.r iii"s incident 40 tho .,nuu..l
carnival celebrations
E"%. NOR" modern than usual ar
Il'c" At the royal rrCcptip. rooms
from sea. ''an". tho usual trim VI
the river having been don" Away
with.
~ IA" Boston club .hr nar;..,o
hated while ncN greeted nit Queen.
ana "a" PAIR were proclaimed rulers
OF ia" cry until midu!:it should
uah n in Ash W"Inc,diy. ;a- begin.
ninG at Lent.
The streets from only morning
h,iNe ncon CIV WIN INNS. A-.-..
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~ MD OiT 81. TOW \.

Miss Ida Maas!c, Virginia Jones
~! Dorothy Cube!l have returned TO
INC CITY from tho University ~ Nir-
tluih, whore they have bF"n quests
Tor tho last w""h, and TENDING tho
iihc"s immediately preceding Lent.
Hiss Eleanor Parrish has left for
I'aInL iienri III,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09

plan for goa. Adapt your hai- TO the
contour OF your face and make II
personal attribute. Don't try TO
nchiev" the Impossible and 40 your
hair a certain way becaua" some one
sou admire does hers this waN''
R.mcmnr: Char wOmsn'S hair car
become one Of her greatest marks OF
beauty, ana give yours the thought
anu ATTENTION II rNnN lr,A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09

) n
al t its iriunin I
to - the
on (. ango
Tic ha ahO tx model tprovcs
that Oft
y
ciecked \
Of h
yTis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09

Among blouScS gray and biSuuc are
popular volors. There are also many
charming models which feature
orange and gold.
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fASHiON6RAMS

Dispatches c:om Paris say tha' ~"
slightly iiaring siihoGcttc promises
TO t." very popular for spring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09

An outstanding feature o: tho new
Sprsn. mod. T.; the prevalence OF
gray cray seems 10 bc tavoritc
color Tor salts. coats and frocEs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-09

'Main Strort." by sinclair Lewis. VIII
b. the book discISscd. Tn club vi!
meet at the hone II Mrs ihI!!p
Browdcr. SOY Seminar? Avenue.
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Interesting Announcement.

rev and MrE. J. Layton Mauze. 81
Huntington. W Va haEc :nnoUnc"J
the enlightenment Of their sister, Ai!eI
M.tit!" Hartman. Of l."NinEioli va
10 4 Fred White, ~ IuuOva. Pa. IN"
wcddiuS XIII take rlac" ~ ilnNtlnt
I'm III Nh. III mn.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28
FAVORS ANGLERS FEE
State Game Protective Asso-
citation Adopt Important
Resolutions Last Week.

The Wisconsin Game Protective
Association which held its annual
meeting a week ago at Madison
adopted several resolutions affect
ing the fish and game laws. Here
they are:
The first indorses a license for
resident fishermen. 1t declares in
favor of a license, at least for
adults, with the understanding
that the revenues shall be devoted
TO the propagation of fish. The Ii
cense fee would be 81, payable, at
least by all male adults, who fish
for trout, bass, pike and muskel-
lunge.
The, second resolution indorses
the project for the purchase of
the Northern Lakes park, and
pledges the support of the associ-
alton. 1t urges each local club to
cooperate with the local of the
Wisconsin Lakes park association
in its vicinity in obtaining finacial
support and instructs the direct
ors and delegates to make it their
duty to see that every local club
becomes an enthusiastic worker
in the movement.
The association also Endorsed a
limitation of 20 pounds as the
amount of fish that non-residents
may take home after fishing in
Wisconsin lakes.
Owing to the reported numbers
of does and fawns conveyed by au-
tomobiles in the night time from
the places where they were killed,
the association indorsed an amend
ment to the game laws to author
ize game wardens to search autos
travelling by night.-Hurley News.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28
Assists County Agent.

Mrs. Lucy Shorts of Pelican
Lake has accepted a position as
stenographer and assistant to the
county agricultural agent for vi
las county, assuming her duties
last week. Owing TO the time of
the county agent being taken up
with outside work, and the many
calls for information from the
state and government depart
ments, and the taking care of the
many inquiries made locally, it
has become necessary that the
agent be given much needed assis-
lance. From now on the county
agents office will be open every
hour of the day.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28
REPORT ON HIGHWAYS
State Commission Makes Its
Announcement of the Past
Years Work.

As the year 1921 draws to a
close it is to be recorded that the
state of Wisconsin has 227S miles
more of fine surfaced highways
than it had last year. The pres
ent year has been an exceedingly
active one in highway construc-
ton. with the record of accom-
plishment away up. The High
way Commission has issued a
brief preliminary report of con-
struction work for the year, Civ
ing substantially the total accom-
plishment though the year is not
yet closed. Few people who are
not keeping tab on the work of
the Commission realize how rap
idly the whole system of roads in
the state is being made over into
highways passable for vehicles of
all kinds at all times of the year.
The preliminary report referred
TO shows that total of 1904 miles
of road has been graded and sur
faced during 1921. OF this total
379 miles was done under Federal
Aid: 943 miles under State Aid;
and 2S3 miles by gang mainten-
ance.
OF the Federal Aid roads con-
structed 100 miles are of concrete
81 miles bitumen macadam; 20
miles of gravel, and 90 miles OF
miscellaneous surfacing. Of the
943 miles of State Aid roads built,
24O miles were of concrete; q
miles of bitumen macadam; 50
miles of plain macadam; 53S miles
of gravel surfacing. and Ill miles
of miscellaneous surfacing. In
addition to this 1604.6 miles of
completed road there were 1879
miles graded and drained at a
cost of S2.S40,0OO. There were al
so 623 miles of surfacing done on
grading last year, so that the total
surfacing done this year compris-
ed 227S miles. The total cost OF
all this work was S20,220,OOO.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28

date large number of guests and
give them the comforts necessary
for the perfect enjoyment of a
vacation period.
To the main lodge he is adding
an addition Boxes, two stories in
heighth. On his main building he
has added a porch on one side l26
feet in length. This, added with
the pOrches on the other side and
end makes a magnificent addition
TO the appearance of the nam
structure. The interior of the
main lodge has been fitted with
all the modern conveniences for
both summer and winter trade IN
GLIDING a heating system IN all
the rooms.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28
MASONS CELEBRATION
Local Order Passed Thirtieth
Anniversary Last Evening
Joint Installation.

The celebration of its Both an
niversary last evening in Masonic
hall, gave Eagle River Lodge No.
PAS, f. & A. NJ, a full house,
there being eighty odd people
present. This celebration was
carried on with the installation
of both the parent lodge officers
and those of the Eastern Star,
and followed by a banquet given
the members beginning at seven
o'clock in the lodge dining hall.
Members came from all points of
the compass within the county
confines, even though the high
ways were badly drifted for auto
traffic.
Following the banquet the fol-
lowing officers were installed in
both lodges.
F. & A. NJ.
w. M.-Robert Persohn.
S. W.-Edmund Draeger.
]. W.-Albert We'll.
Secretary-Finn Lawler..
Treasurer-C. H. Wiegand.
S. D.-Arthur Morgan.
j. D.-Claude Stevens.
Stewarts-James Burns, Arthur
Poisman.
Tyler. f. Frankel.
Following the installation an
ivory gavel was presented the
lodge by the Eastern Star in hon
or of their thirtieth anniversary.
Eastern Star.
w. Matron-Mrs. Edith Bomber.
w. Patron-Robert Persohn.
Assoc. Matron-Mrs. Mae Law
Ter.
Sec'y.-Mrs. Ruby Radcliffe.
Treas.-Miss Minnie Stannard.
Conductress-Mrs. Opal Vie
gand.
Assoc. Conductress-Mrs. Fran
ces Kuehne.
Chaplin-Mrs. Lois Wolfer.
Marshall-Mrs. Gene Hall.
Organist-Mrs. Olive Adams.
Star Points-Margaret McKen-
zie, Mary Hong, Flora We'll,
Freda Adams, Fern Scott.
Warder-Mrs. T. b. butcher.
Sentinel-E. A Adams.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28
DEATH OF MRS. M'VAY
Occurred December 9th at
Ocean Springs, Miss, the
McVay Winter Home.

A copy of the Ocean Springs,
(Miss.,) Times under date of De-
cember 10th, tells of the death of
Mrs. Charles McVay, former
summer resident of this region,
which occurred December 9Th at
the McVay winter home in Ocean
Springs. The Times says: >
Mrs. Charles B. McVay passed
away Friday morning at her home
here after an illness of several
months. The remains will be
taken to Sewickly, Penn, tonight
for burial, accompanied by Mr..
McVay and his daughter, Mrs.
George Rice. A short funeral
service was held at the McVay
home this afternoon at which in
innate friends were present.
Mrs. McVay's death is mourn
ed by a host of friends here and
elsewhere, who extend warmest
sympathy to the devoted husband
and children. She will be sadly
missed in Ocean Springs, where
she had resided at least part of
each year for the past twenty-five
years, having first visited this city
in 1896, accompanied by her two
sons, Charles and Chester. She
was a lady of fine ideals, a Iowa
bic disposition and devoted to her
husband, children and friends.
The editor of the Times had long
enjoyed her friendship and valued
it most highly. A most estimable
lady has passed away leaving a
vacancy in the home that never
can be filled"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McVay
were summer residents of this
section for many years, owning a
home Snug Harbor" on Catfish
lake near The Everett. Several
years ago they disposed of this
property to Mr.. and Mrs. H. f..
Voegeli of Chicago, who later sold
to the Showers family of Bloom
ington, Indiana Mr.. and Mrs.
McVay had many close personal
friends in Eagle River.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28
Not So Much Snow.

A postal from the Hazen party
who for the past sax weeks have
been driving overland from Phelps
70 Los Angeles, states that they
have reached Santa Barbara. Cali
fornia. The date of the card was
the 18th. and it is presumed that
they have reached their destina-
tion by this time. Abel st. Louis
asks how much snow was IN God 5
country. but having Just then
opened a copy of the Villas Coun-
~ News which somehow caught
up with them he saw where we
had stated there was mot so
much snow" Suppose that gave
Charley Hazen hopes of beng
able to get back home by sap
time" next spring.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28
Killed i'm Accident.

w. c. Yungmeyer of DesMoines,
Iowa, who was well known in
Eagle River, was killed in that
city November 18th by falling
from a truck and fracturing his
skull. A letter to the News this
week from Mrs. Yungmeyer tells
of his death. Mr.. NJ. had been in
Eagle River several times and
owns a piece of real estate in this
county.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28
DEATH FROM SCALDINC
Two-Year-Old Girl Dies in
Hospital From Burns Re-
cieved Last Week.

Omoliza, the little two-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
FRANKIE, who reside east of the
village in the Anvil lake district
died at the Rhinelander hospital
last week Wednesday.
The child had fallen into tub
of scalding hot water at the farm
home two days previous, and was
so severely scalded that death fol
lowed her removal to a hospital.
The funeral was held Friday of
last week.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28
UP RESORT
- Nov Being Made
I. S,,usrs r Ort on Plum
add 10 Property.

-
-n grove Of
80 the south
Ssyner's re-
one Of the
sics Of the
ION. When
ements are
and early
cut as a mag
ust place for
who eongre-
thousands every
Wisconsin. or that
real lake region,
like 10 re-
mediation Of
bias been but a
this region
one. Prior 10
ncwn 10 but a
t-t0-gOodness
ones vacation
lakes. With ats
tory has no
ains for the
rnrthland 20 be
and south in
-- convert - into a pleasure
ans competitors.
" this rwminenee has
s tie publicity given
W the resort men,
formed an assOcia-
several sears ago. gave Il
reJty. Now, one
PARTIES from ev-
E1ion-and still
r- Is but slightly
w among tt hundreds of
t cutters and vaca-
Eur years ago. when this sec
-Et state was one vast will
ness O. 49, >rguer settled with
\ family r1 Plum lake, his
- @ 3t that time he
s lr walk from Plum
". Eagle River for his sup
s uf BE- Hs mo- small job TO
th wae, iu a single day
-arek %. chuck upon his
u TIE distance was not less
b tv miles each way, and
b. remembers that there
n Hut an unbrOken
tfe distance, the
E must needs be made
lr- u perfect physical con-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28
GET RADIO TELEPHONE,
County Judge Carter to I'm
stall Radio Outfit in Vii
lage.

A complete receiving apparatus
for a radio telephone has been
ordered by County Judge Carter,
and will be installed as soon as re-
ceived.
This is the first radio telephone
for this section. 1t is one with a
receiving strength of from $500
to 5000 meters. With this the
owner will be able to hear grand
opera and sermons from three of
the largest churches in the States.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28
Burned at MOnicO.

Fire destroyed the village school
building at Monico last Saturday
forenoon, and as a result that vii
laee has no place for its children
to attend school, it being said that
no building can be secured that
can be used as a school room.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28

John West left yesterday morn
ING for Monico where he is en-
ployed.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-28
Death of Mother.

Last Tuesday at Wabeno occur
red the death of Mrs. KelhOfer,
mother of Mrs. A. J. DeNoyer of
this village. Mr.. and Mrs. DeNOy-
er drove over to Wabeno and were
present at the funeral.