Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-28
Interesting Locals

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at Phelps Sunday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Croker,
January pa son.
Mrs. c. Hickok of State Line was a
visitor in town Friday.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. A. Sailer next Friday, Feb. 4.
August Radke returned Wednesday
from a business trip to Milwaukee
Jack Brady was among the State
Line delegation in town Wednesday.
Frs Everett B. Ellis went to Fond
du Lac Monday on Episcopal church
business.
County Treasurer Chas. H. Adams
left Monday for business visit at
Oshkosh.
The Earnest Workers met at the
home of Mrs. NJ Richmond Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Rosalie Scheribel returned
Monday from an absence of several
months in Milwaukee.
County Supt A. ]. Austin left Mon
day for Winchester and Vinegar to
visit the schools there.
Adams Brothers were busy last
week unloading two cars of farm ma
chinery for the spring trade.
Geo. Robinson returned to Chicago
Saturday after spending a week with
his mother, Mrs Gladys Robinson.
Mrs. Barney Isackson returned to
her home in Rhinelander after spend
ing a few days with her parents here
Geo. H. Jackson of Fafmington
bought a Fordson tractor last week
and now says mule team is clear
out of date.
In the Minocqua Times of last week
the birth of a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Rismon of Star Lake on
January 20 was announced.
Frank Miles, manager of the Rhine
lander branch of the Rhinelander
Horse Company, was a brief caller in
town Friday while enroute to Iron
River.
Jack Gary, an old woodsman OF this
section who received a paralytic
stroke about two weeks ago, was ta-
ken to the hospital at Rhinelander
for treatment Saturday.
At the special school election held
in the town of Lincoln Friday to de-
eide whether or not to build new
school house in that town, the propo-
sition was defeated, 25 to 10.
Theo. Christensen and Peter He
deem of Conover attended a meeting
of stockholders of the Eagle River
Cooperative Creamery Company held
in Eagle River Saturday,
Miss Fern Scott entertained mem
bers of the Woman's Club and other
friends at her home Tuesday evening"
Five hundred" and refreshments
were factors in the pleasure of the
occasion.
Mrs. ]. w. Wilson returned to her
school duties at Phelps Saturday, re-
lieving Mrs. A. j. Austin who had
been in charge Of, the schools in the
absence of Mrs. Wilson since the first
of the year.
The Inter Sc masquerade at the
opera house tonight promises to be
as usual, the big event of the season.
Proceeds go for the benefit of the
band boys, which is reason enough
for liberal patronage.
The Review was informed this
week that Miss Frances Diamond of
Frederic, very well known in Eagle
River, has returned to her home after
being patient in Minneapolis hos
pital for the past few weeks.
Kenneth Murphy, one of Chicago's
world war veterans, has purchased
and taken possession of the soft drink
parlor. of R. w White which he
opened in the Eagle View hotel few
months ago. Mr. White and family
will move to Phelps, it is said
L. M Grover arrived in town Fri
day on his first trip of the year and
just in advance of a near case of
pneumonia which caused him to lay
up here longer than usual.
A Fordson tractor to G. H. Jackson
last week, a Ford touring car deliv-
cred to Ed Gabe of Sayner Wednes-
day, and a car and truck to A. Chab-
rison of Big st. German yesterday
are among the Ford sales by Strong
e. ManlaV 81 far in January