Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-03-25

Mrs. F. G. Hall Sr. returned Tues
day from the western part of the state
where she spent winter with a daugh-
ter.
]. E. Sullivan left last night for
Portland, Ore; in response to a mes
sage announcing the death of his
father.
w. A.. Adkins of Winchester and
VIM. Selves Of Flambeau came over
Wednesday for the county board
meeting.
The Misses Blong returned to their
home at Phelps Monday after weeks
visit at the home of Their sister, Mrs,
w. f. Meyer.
Mrs. Alfred Morgan returned yes
terday from Rhinelander with her in
FAINT son who has been under medical
treatment there.
The Catholic Ladies Aid society
will meet at the home of Mrs. A. J.
DeNoyer. on Thursday, March 81.
Everyone cordially invited.
Ten cans Of brook trout fry were
received here Monday and planted in
adjacent streams by Ed Lacau, Jas.
Burns and H. J. Oberholtzer.
Geo Dobbs, the Conover merchant
and chairman of that town was down
to attend the meeting of the county
board of supervisors yesterday.
Miss Fern Kuehne who is teaching
at Wazeta, Mimi, arrived Saturday to
spend her Easter vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Kuehne.
The Wis.-Mich. Lbr Co.started up
the mill Friday after being closed
down for two weeks while a new en-
sine Shaft was manufactured at Wau-
sau
Mrs. w. H. Bent and daughter went
to Oconto yesterday to visit relatives
and also be in touch with her son Har-
old who is in the hospital at Green
Bay.
VIM. Adams, owner and proprietor
of Lakota resort on Big Twin lake re-
turned Tuesday from a months abb
sence at Sheboygan where he took
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medical treatment.
Chas. H. Adams, M. Frankel, A. w.
Thorpe and F. w Carter were called
to Madison this week to attend the
final hearing in the high school
district controversy.
Mrs. Edw. Bradford returned Sat
urday from Appleton where she had
been with the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Bradford and who is much
better in consequence.
Louie Jack, a Chicagoan, who had
spent several summers here, shot and
killed himself last week in Chicago
Dependency induced by undue use
of intoxicants was given as the cause
Mrs. A. J. Austin will entertain the
Earnest Workers at the home of
Mrs. Bonner, Tuesday, March 20. Ice
cream and cake will be served for Is
cents. Everyone is cordially invited.
Edw. Bradford and Hank Hanson
of the Strong & Manley force went
to Lac Vieux Desert, Monday to COM
plete the installation Of an electric
light plant at the John Lobisher re-
sort.
Robt Thurston returned Saturday.
from an absence of several months in
Florida and reports an enjoyable
trip during which he coyeredsa large
portion of the. state with his car after
driving to st. Petersburg last fall.
Mr. and Mrs D. H. Seward were
called to Jackson, Mich, Tuesday
by the death of Mr.. SeWard's step
mother They will be absent about
ten days and will also visit relatives
and friends in Indiana and Chicago.
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Rosie Vlach and Frank Mills
was announced last week as taking
place at Ironwood several weeks ago.
They will reside at the Vlach farm
down below town on the Wisconsin
River.
H. G. Frank went to Appleton Mon
day to take medical treatment for a
few weeks. He was accompanied by
John Love who has been assisting in
his care for several weeks and on his