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.:. @ ' $s '".s" ':s
just as vaIy G. nn an" n% % s s their n % vim no
roy "' you AN" NOT " '' VIII deserve the brand
c",h nnur. RABBIT,
From Alaury did
n' n"T nn+a", e, not the ready reception
seemed {" got the Msury rr
&%%a '' o%ssprn '' '
." TIM e ry a 's",', sr rs ] and
ma"n 81 s self "sH f"ssss "e n
m ,t Di' s srn "Hy an" a'" @
he %%'' "ana , srra
forever " '"' No'" ana WIZ" 1--we
Another es.a nns". e" S.",: ' ."
~ f ms rAorxlSn' his rapid rise
r o. a. near Frsnns+s lie dii not his
The "r" Huisiy 'n"s writings "sse n. 'a"o
Tie I"nuirsr srea, s"ns
ass courteous to nnt
i" ms hd sy "'@ ~ his
Srnns the "eveFest test of s"es success
lied OF, renr.
unsposa of sar %e crow" he s s'. his wa"
him. npv.vcr r y,s% @ So H,y nn'su,,,.s but himself
S =" h by himself and entitled
me" r1rsly wronE appraises h" chief thing and
ns a serious n r ins a~ Of success
auais% ' nr ana asnppoin'ne"'
m@ 70 Te,a the r~sss board
OF ast at "nsi"s boards in par sa .r''" "
iayIu
injustice - >"' '''e'' VI 'aeir
snfnstI
jealous The naIJes ousy WAS at the bottom of "lro-
" soul malay Commander hhl.l live
almost
n "nana%a his in,eirncor aa .r
''u''S ,nrsnh 10y tho
' "''ioh has evidently
d,i,yn, - @ whose whoi country vii:
VII '''" as one OF her special
s'' ' , ",' Of cs4 n n's and " A'
snse but s sn, CHARTS, s w wn s ss
shortening OF
""n'E' OF his trinmphs applied
'e great lakes--the weahe
material assistance rendered to ,n ,
VIZ c't prompting that
"oh "" me Ike like THIS fun of peace
Tar more blessed of '
the ~ M kind " wa
IN His Monum
and
own more lasting than brass nu n,,inn
donors Itself by erecting ~
80 Wv '"'' """o
'o hath many home "a Rome
Whose Iconr
"i'"i the we tonight did more r n,or ,,
sang of him.
Tho secrets him; sons
Revealed their waves
The winds ysteries-
fhe tidal waves confessed
lie read those those depbs q ~, 49,
an the wora "s, m M mo
Nations might be words ,,
""'''
ut is not p"ncgyriit of aueb ,n
Nothing his fam but, Heaven ~
N" pyrn"ds set on mel
in { his
To which ! lin
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Maury, the American Calico Of the Sea

n" as memory 1 %as q. ne sa" ... " "
Maur} 'a n se ""t aa S ,s ,, , the a
Jsner" re,, few DAYS '' AZ" b. ' s Mna
naval sna ha S Calico Y, :
~s have aas our TOR county %t src " one
Here Mr. hr>an's
MATHEW ro",aI %"s Maury are . r .ss
beng '"s %-.i2 S"' n has .aa Sa,
rh"re VIII be nothing ,n%r1%re , no '"n"'f"s
my nut saIt u. be- a Of me sa -s s ns
rorever and eve BY as h. poet one OF n sn"% tFen ones so".
nt S' man in na;ursi a'i,ies character
,hs'ir","" b." posive aroe"
Of na"a"i,y and r' co.ord.na-
should paa s," sia viii a's1 %
career for himself and .tns ,nsn sIaE
increasing uSecrin~.s and VIII" s~ ' @ n OF nFns''Sai
sayI.y , an" T'..,nt :"rs'ye"ns one who
@ M ia AN" %'s nnr--ons who "ste"a when
ors to AZ ,s s up Ms n. "oen nj. s
s1A IS m, nf"rmal iynnon OF
judgment ABIDE The rrsn, 'auS 1 " %, the CHM and
s ana ~ n.nup Utica undoubtedly Maurys Thc
FARM the "o,,"a "a s n ,s vsrsiy s1' life Of hoy
n""nr SG"sn from Virginia aicul,
a h s"sI Ks h and S" %
ds,nfs'sh and "ccai"s T nin
40, m lar" 10, Who Heard
- even S'"hd therein lies and
az! and 'Ne lesson too If sory OF the farm
10y VIII" 'ane'd it, vent fr,h No, 80,
he vas ""'
tho road '"'"' "'"'S at inc hr"' turn of
II o , ~,
run" cam the h'n"Na
saN"rts MAJ
'er"" S the rulers Of belgium
mn? '" 81 distinction he hardy
at!on.n onlyi
OF the whole he maaeh debtor. - 49, ''' ""'
VIZ" vac roll q" great Americans caIed
ylioh e"ha "dhsh!oned
'' Is '"'d I" constitute
lard work GIoriGrd
II ever had Work I
in the
r' ana the compilation
methods today
'hI'ia' perfuncory-cven
hor"uganes
~" WORK me" more re,oy,
lay " "s TOT weeks at time he toiled
analyses a" Winds tides ,ns
months after n"atA with Infinite
and processes until the light broke
49,
Tine heights hy men reached and kept
Were y adder hight:
anionss
were olins the nigh
ustcd Himscf
"Mahder Ma"rs was essentially in
u having
from premises tie he had ,
say. HAYES $500
scientific his blind ANA
had banks OF earth and n. "
one "f The immensely about Man, ,1
""i"s 'o''i'P"e l" recall
prison 10" the tiasreny and assertion
ana mat the earth along
IT, And time would fail vho
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Republicans ucr, rnniwnt.

y luInt nrctinE Nf thc EcDuhliCui
tity Committee and board ~ COVER.
n"rs VI TIE Republican club at Iirh.
mouh win be Held u; ;Gc clubs head,
quarters in the Hichmond liotcl ut $
u'Cinck tonight
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corded in the Chanccry Court OF the
city OF Richmond Va. on the 7th day
of October. i32l. in Deed took -.
page - 10 be spread on the rec
ord. default having been made in
tho payment Of the note therein de-
scribcd and secured. and henS re-
CURED so to do by the holder OF
Said past due note. / Will. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 18TH. 1927.
\ at 1880 O'Clock ia A..
soil. on the premises, the following
described real estate, to wit:
All the. right. title. interest and ts-
tate OF j. ii. l:riei. in and 10 that
ing in the city OF Richmond, Va,
known as house and lot No. 2l20.
Darlington Street, said real estate be-l
ing described rs follows: All that.
al on the south by Darlington Stroot.i
on the west by the property now or
formerly Of y. y. Glenn, and on the
north and east by ar" Street. said
propcrty commencing at stone at.
The western intersection OF TX" ana
tarringion Streets. running wosts
wardly along and fronting siSty-three
Nt") feet on said Darlington Street,
running thence wardiy along
the line of the property now or for
, merry owned by Glenn 10 X" street.
Thence SouthwarGly along the line OF
The interest of the said J. ii Briel
~ ana I" TINS real estate, being "a
one fourth Z? interest, subject to
the dover OF Virginia Bricl. widow OF
John u. iricl. deceased. who died
interstate; leaving four children ana
widow, virginia Briel. as his sole
heirs at law. and who died scizad ami
possessed OF the above real estate.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash suilicienjt
TO pay the costs OF sale. Including
trustees commission OF per cent
costs for. drawing and rccordinE
deeds, and note of SlS3.4I. with Inf
icrcst from June goth. 1921, terms Oh,
~ balance. if any. TO be announced
before sale. ssIf
WILLIS ID. MILLER,
Trustee.
WHILE you're readin. this. other peobIo
arc reading the classified AL onas F.,I7I
40 use theSo Want Ada Is ln ~, .1,r.,- -
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To Addres. College club.

l'r. = G. Mitchell, OF IN. University
OF Richmond. viii! address the College
cub OF Richmond ut III. University
club tomorrow night nj 1913 o'clock
His subject will b. From Paris L.
New York Mrs T.. Er!gEE Rich
ardson president ~ the club will
nrnSiIn
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CUT|CURA HEALS:
RED P|MPLES /. !.
All Over Face. Very Sore.
Itched and Burned Badly.

My face broke out al over with
little p:,np!cs which were red ard
very sore. They later took the form
Of larger pinp!es, ard i:ched and
burned so badly that had,o scratch
them. ana could hardly sleep.
The trouble lasted about three
months before began using Cu,i-
cura Sosp and Ointment. After a
few applications my face b.gan to
improve, and after using four cakes
Of Cu,ic,:ra Soap and one md "a half
boxes Of Cu,icura Ointment was
completely healed" tSigned) Clyde
Jones, Frankiinviilc, No. Carolina.
Give Cuticura Soap. Ointment and
Tnlccn, the care Of your skin. y.
s,npi. Each Ere. ~ Nah. Address: "cati.,r, Lab.
orstorteI. DEPT. h, Maiden %. Mas" Sold every
sh..r SOAP IL. Olntn;nnt q an.ito Talcum Csc
E2S Cntieura Soap shavss without mug.
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III the near future for the bench, of
the Retreat. in which numi,cr q,
the most prominent women i'm ,h..
city are interested
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'"NlsN'
~ yir,ue Of an order OF sale issued
"ut "i the United States District
Out FOR the Eastern District Of
rS ma on the i1th day Of October
t'-i n"li"" * hereby given tina, /
VIII sci bE public auction. for casn
"n ;Mi0,.EE!n,N THE l7Tu DAY OF
r'TcHEE 1871 at u O'Clock noon.
.Ht IN. Bank Street entrance to Tia"
United states rus;-OnI" building
richmond. Va: Jordan Automobiles
iprrinS model. as II nov Stands IN
terminal Motor compauys Garage,
.rcctod.
CLARENCE q. sMiTilERs.
United states Marshal.
NITEp STATES MAKSIiAI.S SALE
EASTEl;N DISTRICT on vIH-
Ey virtue of an order Of sale ISSUED
ost 90 Ia" Emitted States District
court for III" Eastern District OF
Virginia. on Tho lcth Gay OF October
l'-i notice IS hereby given that /
w.i sell ~ puitir auction. Tor cash
"n MONDAY. THE l.iii DAY Of
''IpEEE, 1921. at IL u'cluch noon.
~ 'uo i-ant street entrance to The
nited states ros'-pinc iiui!Ginr.
llyhuuud. VA t.sHcN Automobile.
irIh mou,' tj"urin.L AS II now
i'Nuds In Sr."rtb Street Garage.
itt.nuou', IA, anal where It may be
Cl.AunNcn O. sMlTnnnS.
u.trh states Marshal.
I-NITE:t. SKATES MAHSiItI.S SALE
I.N-TE,:E DISTRICT o' VIZ
GiNiN.
I3s s.rtUo 60: AN order ui suI, issUcI
ou, of Tho United State. District
''uri fu' tNr Eastern District nf
VIrliuia nu TIC lrth dag or oct"hor
fs.f rs'it.,. is h,r,-l. ,.f..u that
".iI syR hy public suction, toy cash,
'"u MONDAY. riE l7TiI DAY OF
OCTOBER. 1871. at - o'clock noon,
Knitted States rust-Oi.ic" building
Richmond, Va, Ford Roadster
Automobile, as II now stands in
T.rmiual Motor G"mpauy's Garage,
'l:ichmond, Va, wn'rc i may be- IN
:pcctcd.
CLARENCE .. SMITIERS.
United states Marshal.
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DIR. W. u. markl.ra. ncturn..

DIR. w. II. Rurkhnrdt. rector al
Grnco Episcopal Church. returned las,
night from baltimore.
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'NNf.'NI'U At - O'CLpCk 4 81.
FIRST. IN" Real Estate
-, ne "nt-" lot IS bounded by Chester
street Ga IN" cast. Castle street ou In.
vest. 'autvn Nv"ru" on th.. south and
Eastern Av"nut on III. north. ana In.
ciiu"naions 90: the lot are zoo !cc, by ISf
icct. go
Tho !nrrnNcirca;s arc a. follow:
Fpuudry $4,000 81. OEe.s,o:y with slate
fp"f, Wnfc!!Ous" No. !. JSNIi! r., .Uu:-
tto'- htd basement. Warehouse No. :: "a.
~ ". Tour .ftory and Gatrnent. Ware
h"nHr NJ. s;Sii Il. :our.stury and
basement. and cuntn!nint: ninc.: Var.
anuse 30. I $40 r.. two story. Ware
hnANt 80. :. siSS2 e.. iNo-sJory .t..t base.
'n"ni, StrL'" siS3; It typ.s,ory: S,nJ
:iorA&e IfSa: -. ou--s;ot:. p0Y.rhorq.
'+N'l -. t"o-siogy: Hat:ruoni. .7I3l IT.
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W. have chen, for
Monument Avenue
Residence

~ YOU hay arythlus 80 or"r list
with US a ouC".
BROOKS - EICHAGpSpN. INC.
/. sprJh Eighth Str'et,
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By AUGUSTINE ROYAI.L REALTY
COMPANY. INC.
33I Hull Street,
Real Estate Auc:ioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

ONE FOURTH 90 UNDIVIDED IN
Tl:HEST. SUBJECT no DOVER
Or WIDOW IN THE WHOLE. OF
HOUSE AND LOT. No 2l20 CAR
EINGTON ST. RICHMOND. VA
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I'M TED STATES MARSiIAt!S SALE
tAH iHN DISTRICT OF Viz
CHINA
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ALSO

rcinp!e," F,uHdry Machinery. CupaIn.
- -. M. an .n..i Boiier. Motors i.atles,
"hh I"rg" quantity OF Machl'.c-y for cn-,.
ln; grinding. irillng an. pu,tin. to.
fr,Ati 1"',s rnrS"- 1ri furnaces. sheet
-"i' WnEh!nS aud nickel ri-;irE. Large
~" ~ Pattern. Raw Material Ti,. Iron
Hi"l'"ltS Sa'G q hv. SOFT coal aUt. Scrap
~ q. N""i""rhinS Machinery. Large
rEi complete .lurs o. Snuft!r: Pu,Iry.
i!Sngcr- auI feeling
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WHILE you're reading this, other 'ueonio
arc reading the classified al on AZ go I
10 nse these Want Ads Is TO DO s1fS Oh
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TIKI sTEa'S CrlO., Sale.
nI'
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STOCK

Coal ana 400! .c"ok!as and a,,ting
$500 ihnr"s' nfiishts portable. sist"s
nni H".'"r so - urus. pipe sn-iv-i
,gGooa Ihs. s'ov" Castings. more or less
!@''v0 .o' more or less Fur"ac. Cast
:, 1900 ~: more or less. Gas stove ana
, Castings iyr Hct-wgt"- and Steam
be annonncc. ., the time ot sale.
h.ack iron kHohs and large assortment
Iron. Hat bar ifor, sauars TOO! steel. nat.
h,.Ang"n and round stool. emery whc-ls.
i niaSs Fi w.. nat ana ronnh head hollis.
complete line % oihce Fixtures. Iron
FEEIs 81 ass sHT.i::: 'y''"T''SF' ETC. ETC.
ao1 ,. o. me nmnvs,h~sci ,eSd real estate
AZ an entirety going concern. ana
most money which can lie Obtained Tor
arc; one-tki:d cash. balance in NJ six and
S 3 ST. MY MY slsc! fhs %sis5.sa n$yms%:s
Of tho sI sSSpfa L. me
soid in sepaIa,e parcels. iha rea! az
aboye{ stipulated FOR n saia Of tho entirety,
and the forms o! sale for the chnt;cs and
and picco o: sale.
deposit OF ten thousand dollars tlo.-
bo0.0o) Will H. rcuircd the time and
place of sale for she property ana plant
a deposii, Of ton thousand dollars ulo..
ooe.00) VIII 10 required At the time and
place OF saie f1T the real estate. i. sold
For full des criptlvn. see Auction Column
OF The Sun. Oct. 5. L.. -. 10. 80. %. IS
GEORGE W. BARE.
WILLIAM r.. WAGNER
Receivers.
SAM w. PATTISON & co.
Baltimor.. Md. Anctionrers.
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q, TliE rn::MlsEs. o.

~ virtue y! m order - tho Circuit
Ont ~" =. az i!hltim"r. C.ty. ilIc undo
s,.Sn"! Receives. nil soil b., IuUiiv
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OlSlLAl LL1,airfLD

g. q. Hi.AIit.I.EY.
tl.rk OF .ourl
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CLARENCE -. SMITHERS.
United states MAJ sinai.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-03-23
PENINSULA INN is SOLD
w. H. Love Disposes of His
Popular Summer Resort
Property on Kathan Lake

The Peninsula Inn, a summer
resort property located upon
Kathan lake six miles southwest
Of Eagle River, was sold last week
by its owner, w. II. Love, to H.
Hayton Of Fond du Lac.
Mr.. Hayton has taken possession
of his holdings and has started
operations for new cabins. follow
ing out the ideas of the former
owner in increasing the accom-
modations of the resort. PENN
sula Inn was started on Kathan
lake a couple years ago by w. II.
Love. who formerly conducted
Lake Emogene Lodge on lake
Emo enc northeast of Eagle
River. near Kentuck lake. Both
resorts. under the management of
both Mr.. and Mrs. Love, built up
a splendid business in summer
tourists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Love have not
decided as TO what business they
will enter into at present,
although Mr.. Love has received
very flattering offer to superin-
tend a large brass and fixture
company in Chicago.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-03-23
LOUIS JACK SUICIDES
Chicago Man Well Known in
This Section, Takes His
Life Last Week.

The following from the Chicago
Tribune of last Thursday, tells
OF the death of Louis Jack, well
known in this section, he having
spent several summers around
EAGLE River on a vacation:
Maddened by the tireles S
clamor of imaginary bells set in
motion by liberal helpings from a
medicinal whisky bottle, Louis
Jack. son of a wealthy bottle
manufacturer in Streator, Ill.,,
shot himself through the right
temple in a flat on the south side
early yesterday. He died before
help arrived.
Jack, who is 80 years old, had
been living at the home of Mrs
Elizabeth Bray, 1910 Lake Park
avenue. She said he was the son
Of NJ. w. Jack. president of the
American Bottle company of
Streator. He had been respondent
for several days and had complain
ed of debts which he was unable
TO pay"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-03-23
FULLER COMPLIES BOOK
Former Eagle River Teacher
Getting Up Unique Text
Book at Portland, Maine.

The following clipping taken
from a Portland, Maine, paper
tells of a new geography which
w. ID. Fuller is compiling. IL
says in speaking of the book:
Interesting news to the effect
that Superintendent of Sc h o 5
William ID. Fuller is at work on
an educational text book of
unique character which will be
published in the summer, and
which promises TO take its place
among the best of elementary
school text books has just leaked
out. The book in question is a
commercial geography with the
tentatively suggested title Made
in America" and deals exclusively
with American inventions, Ameri-
can manufactures, and American
exports. The photograph, the
piano, the locomotive and other
typically American products are
among the inventions with which
Mr.. Fuller deals. The idea he ex-
pounds is brand new in the text
book line and it is understood has
been seized upon avidly by a well
known firm of publishers.
Portland will have a particular
pride in this book at the time of
its issuance, not only because
Superintendent of Schools Fuller
is the author, but because the
members of the Portland high
school art department are now
engaged in the drawing of speci-
men covers for it, and because
the probabilities are that the best
cover thus drawn will be selected
as the cover design of the new
book, thus giving it a further
Portland stamp.
THE book is designed for the
use of eighth grade pupils, and
eighth grade teachers in this city
have been furnished with carbon
copies, and have already been most
successfully experimenting with it
i'm their own rooms. The pupils
have found their study of com
mercial geography rendered inn
measurably more INTEREST," n g
through the use of Mr.. Fuller's
text"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-03-23
I'm Hospitals.

]. w. Herreman and Harold
Bent were taken to the Green Bay
hospital this morning. The form
er will be operated upon for APP
pendicitis, the latter will be treat
ed for pneumonia. Both of the
twin sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Morgan have been taken TO the
Rhinelander hospital the past
week. The infant son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Bradford. taken to
Appleton last week for pneumonia,
has been brought home and Is on
the road to recovery.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-03-23
Frank in Hospital

Nuer was received by the
yesterday from II. G. Frank.
m S. Marys hospital at
-. where be went a couple
previous. Gee will be in the
m there for several weeks
-E "a slight operation.
asks us t0 state through these
that he certainly appre-
che friendship Of his old
and ac1uaintances who
their interest during his
vat illness in Eagle River.
bis return he expects 70
1 Eagle River his home in
future tbs brother John and
start April first for Wis
csl coming by car from
s-lE Arizona. They will also
pa. -r their residence here.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-03-23
COMES FROM HUNGARY
Bureau of Information Has
Request for Literature and
Information From Buda-
pest.

When the resort owners of this
Big Woods region inaugurated a
bureau of information for the
public, it was with the thought
that it would only be used by
vacation lovers of the United
States who know of this famed
country through the literature
sent out yearly by the hundred
odd resorts within the confines
of the lake region.
But the mail a few days ago
brought a request from far off
Hungary for literature and in
formation of the Wisconsin coun-
try of recreation. This is what
was written upon a post card adj
dressed 20 the bureau:
Bureau of Information,
Eagle River, Wisconsin,
u. S. A. (America)
Dear Sirs:-Please have the
kindness to send me free booklets
and motor routes of Wisconsin S
great north woods resorts.
Thanking you in advance, ] am,
yours truly,
Dipl. Ing. Emerich Manich.
Dessewffy u. 1920 1-3.
Budapest vi (HungaryO
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-03-23
Eagle River.

The following ticket was put in
the field for the town of Eagle
River Monday afternoon at the
caucus:
Chairman-W. A. Bradford.
Clerk s. r. Van Bussum.
TreasureT-Fred Morey.
Assessor Robert PersOhn.
Justice-A. II. LaRenzie.
Constables- w. Bennett, Edw.
Lacau and w. II. Radcliffe.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-03-23
PARTIES AND PARTIES
Some Were Old Fashioned
Dancing Affairs; Others
Were Friendly Visits With
the Inevitable Lunch in
Evidence.

Years and years ago when our
forbears were young married
folks. house-warming partie 5,
evening visits and whatnots were
the principal amusement for the
early settlers during the long
winter months. Not only in this
section. but it was carried out in
every district in the Who lie
breadth of these United States.
1t was simply a method of meet
ing neighbors and friends upon
even ground and cementing a
neighborly friendship into a real
community affair. Society TO
some extent placed a ban upon
these friendly, social gatherings,
intimating that it was too
bohemian" TO mingle with Tom,
Dick and Harry and their wives.
But in this they were mistaken.
True friendship with your neigh
Dor was soon lost and the public
became of a selfish nature. The
change has come, and the people
have learned the lesson of selfish
ness. This county of high taxes,
good roads and bully good people
has come to the conclusion that
to be bohemian" is much better
for all concerned, and this winter
all kinds of "old fashioned doin's"
have been going on in this COM
munity.
The married peoples dance
held at the opera house Thursday
night was the one best bet so
far-at least every Tom, Dick and
Harry and their better halves
claim nothing could have furnish
ed more real enjoyment in a few
hours time than the little oil
party that night. Over fifty
couples danced the old dances and
never missed a solitary one during
the evening.
There were also farm home
dances given a week or so ago at
the SWEET and Fielder homes.
Fiddle music and the old time
caller furnished the inspiration
and there is no doubt as to the
enjoyment. There was also the
sleigh ride party to the Dussault
home at Conover by a sleigh load
of Eagle River ladies who spent
an evening visiting like real old
timers. A school house dancing
party at Evergreen school Friday
night finished the program. That
is, it followed the Thursday after
noon party given at the home of
Mrs. Gladys Robinson at Hiawatha
Lodge on Duck lake. The ladies
of the Catholic aid were the spon-
sors for this get-together meeting
Get ten ladies together and you
can bet safely that there will be
much conversation, plenty of
lunch with potato salad as the
main entree (why, we don't know
and no end of a good time. Put
ten men together in the same
kind of a party and there would
be fight before it ended. You
simply can't understand a woman.
'Sfact.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-03-23

The following is the result of
the caucus at Sayner last Satur-
day:
an-Fred MelOy and
Ernest Alton.
Clerk-Wm. Froelich.
Mike FrOelich and
George Denk.
AssessOr-JOSeph Froelich.
Constable-JOhn Oliver.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-03-23

and Edward Jackson
Saturday from Chicago
an rrr-Suuday visit at the
m home on Otter lake.
Jackson left for Chicago
morning but his brother
SPEND some time here. later
-E joined by his wife.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-03-23

The following ticket was put in
the field at the town caucus held
in ConOver Saturday:
Chairman-GeO. c. DObbS.
Clerk-Robert Anderson and +.
f. Hayward.
Treasurer-C. II. Johnson.
Assessor-C. III. BlOhm.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-03-23
Lincoln.

Chairman-Edmund DrageT IL; o.
+. Bowen Is; John Fielder 8.
Clerk-Ed Croker.
Treasurer-E inar Jahnsen %;
Leonard Marco Is.
Assessor Warner NOrlander.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-03-23
Rudde Buys Property.

Albert Budde, owner of the
Riverside restaurant on Railroad
street. has purchased the Logg
business property adjoining and
will improve II.