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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-08
KENT-QUEEN ANNE
BRIDGE COMPLETED
Fine New Structure az Crump-
ton Connecting Two Mary
land Counties.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Ches,ertown. Nd. Ian S-The now
wooden bridge a. Crumpton. connect -
ms Kent and QucNn Anne counties.
w7~ completed on ThurrSiav and oren
81 90 traffic that dav. The bridge coet
1000. wh'yh VIII 10 paS " Kent
county
Nfrr Emma Beck. formerly o. tr,s
town. who was seriously injured while
IN Lakewood, florida. sometime ago.
having suffered a fracture ~ tha hin
was awarded $1,000 damages by the
courts - Florida for injuries sustain
81 two wars ago when she wac hur,
~ break IN the pavement AZ lake
wood where she was visiting her r's-
FER. Mrs. Edgar Wilson.
Mrs. George W. Hess. mother ~ Mrr
Daniel W. lngeroll OF Quaker Necl,
arc'l - wears
Ms Jennings. who Recently dellv-
cred number ot addresses in THE
county on Sunday School work. wac.
killed IN a railroad accident last week
Purneu Newconb OF Lynch sold
$3.50 worth 81 fine Rhode Island Red
chickens 20 a Baltimore fancier on
Thursday. and John IL MoTctt. an
other breeder OF Lynch. refused an N
Ter - t25 apiece Tor 'hrcc ~ his hest
Rhode Island Red hons
The Sunday School Board ~ the
Methodist Episcopal Church has
elected the following officers SnperIn-
'endent. Martin z. Newsome: ass!r1
ant Harry T. Jefferson: recording sec
rotary. Harvey Rlyman: assistant
Miss RcibeCoa DAVIS. treasurer. Her
l'ert +. Perkins; pianist. Mss Cora
Monett; assistants. Miss Elizabeth
Oovey and Robert Plppin; choris,er
PROF William n Howell
Mrr. William :. Carroll r. critically
~ with pneumonia
william Clark and Ernest Clark. trad
ms IN Betterton ~ William Clark &
son. have applied FOR the benefit o.
the bankruptcy laws. and Herbert r
Perkins has been appointed trustee
Horace Wilbur Mench and Mary r
Mench have also appl 81 for the bene
III 81 the BANKRUPTCY laws and X. Hyn
son Rogers has been appointed trustee
Julian T. Brown. brother 81 A. I1or
Brown. % this town, sustained ,
crushed foot while attempting % boar,
a train az Elllton recently. lie wa:
taken 20 Union hospital. Eikion. wher,
u was found necessary 20 amputat.
tht toes OF the foot.
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pirter>r sr,ropr STUDENTS.

Ns>i. Jan Pupils IN th. So
tsd grammar schCci who attained q
renefai average - On Tor cent eud
a,-ove fcr the month ~ peren,i,er. are
1e follcv~
FIRST Grade Charles RinoAeirner
Georgie Heei NINA johnson. I~aNc'
Huston. Jcssalvn Gorviv. Dorothy pav
lawrence Pes~va'esr rrne~ Hard
eFtv Naroh Rohin~on. Niles Van
SAINT Marshall Work man. Viceorino
Moore EDNA Msryvi. Margaret Cas
sou sccond wNl~>n Co,line. Everett
Conaway. JcaeTsl McNakin Preston
NarVci. pominico Mon-vo Edward
Nc'ro. lIoace Payne. Henry ThuNn.
rul solomon harrington. Marion
nranr,ic Flo~ C,ru'hourn. Irenv
'oulhurn. Mario ruvau Cather!n,
Eumrrvurts. llasi Wcrt. Nio-e,arct
tanro. Martha laoyS'. laura Martin
Marie Moore NeRs phirin~
1oseph.ne Tshitt. Marion Vain
v .rht Hs~ie Wclch. Marxarc; Wheat
HN rhifr Charles Hcil~ Roher,
Alien. Charles Coullurn. Robert Tavln-
Eer. barton Graham i~cey Grirth.
Mmsun Hurley. Rowe Pussy, Har-
ian 1Nin. Elizabeth Elliott CATHERINE
Hu-t~n. Margaret James thlciu.
owns Floronce stein. Margaret
stark Louisa TflmirlO Louise Wiley.
Mwsar~s Workman, Pauline Work
man. Thcsna vsi,~r Fourth he
horah lrvnu. ne-.g.ley Sellerv Mary
lane Phillips T'iizais n wclch. kaih-
Icon Lyme l,r,a I'M. sinah Spicer
Rn.~na Rhsa Iaui Write. Charles
nrsinilo Vincent sullivan. O~car Al
EN- Mildred Rensnn. Franklin Wheat
ioy. piin Afnor. Ricslard Trim.ie.
Evcr-tt smith. Dav,d Robinson. BIfiv
C'ovcv. nianohe pTscai. Ida LINGO.
Martha Couihurn FSfth Hazel Han.
n.nwtCk MARIN Daniel short. Harry
trnk Eiisa stack. Ennan.,h stein.
Ruth Workman. liaylnan Innk. WI
liam Hal sixth Annie Adams. Hat
30 BRYAN. katherrn. Elliott. Made
I'M. 9ofylv Vivian kenncy. Helen
Luudy. Nola MarNsi Edna Nessick
Geneva icCharSi-syr. Elizabeth Robin
son kathsrsne s'iost Nfldred Wrceler.
ksy Jei'cr~on. Ralph King. Avery
rhilir. seventh Ann Ross. RessL-
O'Nea,. lpi~a',c,h Niarvci. Helen Dew
rt Helen Whey. Haze Wiley. Irene
hhcs. Loui.o SuFcpt. LOUIS Shociliev
MADELINE Weaver. Victoria Miller. Al
Dom iasiines. Albert Tuli. Ddward
uonsway Edmund stack. Fred Lark
ford iowNrd Colnns James Phfliips
STANLEY SinIin. Leon Me~-slck. Eighth
MIRIAM Hoffman. james Adams
Elizabeth White. Helen jefferson.
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LWwrs NEWS.

f..w.=. Inn. s-Nr~ Mary Evans
Who rama homo com Annapolis 20
speni Chri~mas wesk with her son.
=, LEROY and HE wife. fell and freo-
cured her left wrist she has returned
to Annapolis 20 rctnsin Tho remainder
~ 'he winter with l'eu, and Mrs.
l,nnpld n. nyans
netty 1crand. who - with ha
father nr. Jamcs lorand 81 Milford.
fhia winter came 80 fewes 90 ha with
her srandmoNl~r. Mrs Mary Evans.
durinE her sfav IN i.ewes and ehe &C
ren,t~ nio,i hor 90 the Torhert- RiEsin
Wedding az Vchoio'h pcoch
We. Roherta Dukes - n patient -
po.he Hospital Win a sprained ankle
Fhe % thc daughtcr ~ I'''o' and Nr-
William Marshall - fh's TOWN
Mrs Lco i.vnch. who is recoverlns
from .irche Of aror'oNv. - ont ot
town spend'nE -omct'ne wl'h nor
daughter. Nn~ wash E'cterts
Miss susan nc.k 90 NNlersvflle e
fho ruest ~ hoe uiocr. Mrs william 7
err
Nrs waiter waite - On ths .ich
Ist
Mie MARY Rowland. who was visit
no 400 Wilmington ana rhnadelphis
for tho past three uonthE returned
fD iewcs on FRIDAY With Mrs MARY
NauN Whose Euest she VII - for
fcw Nrcks
pilot James Kei'v. vho hod been
. Al able ~ - cut
IoV pilots came ~ f~ves fr0n
philadelphia fo ~ cruhins on M
Philadelphia Auong 'horN Was
ileur, Nirien aged 80 who user
neither srecfac'oa uor false tec'h NJ
Nlri.n tnowu ~ HIS compa'r.o'- ~
ton" o. ne oldeat pilot he'onFfnE q,
DO ruCfs Association lie WAS o.
1nrreut'ce on th~ oil Henry Cope
thrh WIS ono ~ she old saf p'o'
Ioats IN Use before ~. se~ociat'or
Na- rornsd when the Noa's were own
~ ~ fcw piiota
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE.
Young Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew lenoir Dies
Suddenly.
Special correspondcnce Every Tyen,na

Speclni correspondence Every FvenfnO
New Castle. Jan. .-Gcnevfevc, the
Ave ycar-old daughter 81 MIR. and Mr~.
Andrew bcnoir. died at 1880 last
night of membranous Group. The
funeral takes place at 3.30 this after
noon and will DO private.
The members OF tho battery II
basketball team ON "Wednesday even
Ing will play tho Dover National
Guard team In the Van Dyke Armory.
This IN the second meeting Of tho two
teams this seaeon The fneV game
was won by tho Dover five.
ON Thursday evening tho regular
meeting of the Home and School IA
soclation will be held In the High
School ut o'clock. pr Lewis Book
or. n membs of tho Board W piuca-
/ ton. VIII speak on Health Niucation
| In the Schools" A musical md liter
4 AIRY program ~ being arranged, which
will follow the address
The following officers " tho Metho.
list Episcopal Sunday school were
elected yesterday: George Il. Tnhin
lr, superintendent Edward ". Nay.
Tor. assistant; Richard ". pinler. sao.
orJ assistant John Davidson. aas~
tary, Edward Challenger. assistant
John II. Manlove, treasurer: Tiwrry
H. Naylor. chur1stor; Mr~. James T
Challenger. superintendent of the pei
mary department
I'm addition 60 the vissN OF tho Mus
Worshipful Grand Mostcr Charles 4
Ramherger ON "Wednesday evenina a
tho meeting OF the at Johns Lodge
No. .. \. T.. q A. NJ. IN the Ma@or,.
Temple. representatives of tho Roar,
of Managers vi the Masonic lIrn
vii be prevent ~ give facts roaurdin,
the new addition To- tho Nascn,r nom.
William rrcebury NJ Wes, aevsntl
street on Saturday afternoon. fell non
HE home and laceoto-i his head gov
sal stitches wero rv~uuiret 90 cioe
the wound ny. i.rv1s Booker gnw
. attention.
Tomorrow evening AZ uslo-,s
rehearsal Of che musical prus,~m q
tha anniversary ~ In. First papt<e
, 'unday e'hu,d will take place p>,l
wing the rehearsal "a business mest
, ug viii be held
Iion'y J Kite. forrncsiy an eng
p neor az uhp l&alit ,piant of tha Pom
Z Seahuard Steel CORPORATION. hes &C
copfcd position as a-ssstpnt eur,.v,n
tendent Of tho st Clair on On. q
) Marcus Hook. eaFuming N's ,tutie- "
3D. last Friday.
! The Water and rser1t Comul%spN,
> viii meet I'm monthly session thl
afternoon
I The Board ~ Dirs-lturs ~ 'ha Me-
, Castle Century Club vii meet thl
; evening al o'cloOk In che club Zoe
lnrN Tunvrrow evening h,ss'nos
SESSION VIII be held NJ oSiorh
The official boar, W t,~ Methods
Episcopal Church WIN meet on Wed
neciay evening.
The Ladies' Ad fapSety OF IN
Methodist Bp,~cpei CDhuSrh viii sn~<
this ev~nsnN ~ tNe church ,.r~-,nas
at TAO c'o,och
1his overtime t'le CrfEen~' puSdfu
and Lnon ASSIMILATION wifi meet
tho New Castle True, CO
Tho memncr~ ~ tne Dorcas ao,,et
" the McthNist Episcopal Chur-
will mart on Thr-Jiay sfternvon .
2 30 O'Clock
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Maximum results az minimum cost
an Every Evening want al. Can
2200 ADV.
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NEW CASTLE SCHOOL
PUPILS Do WELL
Attendance Record for Month
OF December Shows Good
Results.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
New Cs"tie. Jan. slrNe following
acholnsc uf tho loc~l puhNi achocsr
ds~erve special communication for
perfect attendants during ,he month
of December:
Fush achoni Rose Ccupcr. Mario
rio Lyman. CAh,er1 pr.,ieovutor
Fritz, rSrcmmer. Edward pindsr. Grace
Gable. M,hdrs~i Curriu,ar. Nal,ol Gul
lett, FNrebeth Jones', Alice Kpeean.
Virginia Newlove. Mary T,,o,nuE.,n
Merpsret Mrore. Ruth wslhelr,e. Dina
Duncan, Vivian Nov'e. ,s.rle A'kir
son. inhia Rash. Adelaide Davidson.
Margaret Hnavely. Wallace Cannon.
ws'h"-n oet,'rssr. Amer, tohn.on, WI
Nam H~k, Henry Les,.-. pNiwin Rat
ladsa Csftcn Thompson. raaale nay4s
Fef,<, 1rode The p,vv-,. Frank
Csfrvv, Choslea cannon. Wtuia ~,
Coor~r Richard 0eoraos, Thomas uul
comb Her,'d Hohire. Vernon Hall
liary fnrd, Arthur IIeatho selnual
lien,an, Charles Mucr~. Alrrai Wa,
con. Harry Weljnan. Elin'h.,h Tremr-
HIN, EvSssn wosN. Bl-ia l.. a,sthsin
Marian Moody, 9sr,srde Miller. rDrhal
Marsh, Sracs Matthew'S. Nistiiis K,ns
Ruth Jasven, taiiu rreaman. Ella nur-
"a, Dorwhv Benton
Peventh -Cinr~ prn,r~w~,.r. ZACH
pradsrwrts~. Harley Gv,re,. John IN
iern. Francis eehhar~. vvrl,epn Love
less. Chester McKnfr-, John Purcell,
Mildred partiett,. Helen povcs. Nee
nor Crames. rthei rori. rnlrafr.sh
Mespinson. louisa sinHoe. cn,harino
Tudie.
Sisth Iuas,eli p~-l,. winhsn Can
non. Charles Davidson. I,lcharl pavis
Michael DvoretHiy. Dmiiy Rodney.
Horny spe'vher. Aiice Clayton. Mar,
Keen, Eleanor Kern. Myra Mosr.
Sarah Ramsey. Anna Riley. Martha
Shaw. Rcatrica atuitoe. Graoo VIM
Fffth Weston p~nd'er. Sudlcr Ben
ton. George Carrow. Thomas oavoI.
hiwsrd liemphiil. Austin Ingram.
Ellis Roberta. Walter Slhioy. Fred
erick wilhclme. Marian Kcc. Amanda
smith.
/ Fourth--wglson Cannon. Ear,
+ Clymer. Wilson Denny. pnu,
liallman. philip Hcather-. Ar
thur Kern. George rovolesa
/ Carl Moyle. John Proud. Charlie
| S;evenaon. Mildred Thompson. Ber-
nice Moody. Emily Mahan. Ellzshcth
Hopkins. Reba Grier Alice Gravel
Anna Glsndeu.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Davidson, Aubrey
/ Greer. Elwood Gebhart. william Kec
/ Arthur Loveleas. Leon Newlovo. Wi.
/ liam Ncwlove. Dorothy Manson. Anna
Waldman. Nellie Mcdowell. Mae Nil.
Ter. Edna farrell. Jennie lngle.
No. ,. Sch0olIrhird grade-Goorg.
/ rhorne. Jennie McRginson, Annie An.
I der-on.
Tourth-Myrtle Watson, Annf
/ Dvorctsky
First and second grades-Georg,
Pane. John Billie. William Pau,on
Bertha George. Bmidla Vagmoni
Grace George. Anna Mako, Wand
Pane. Minnie WTlhelme.
William Street school-Mary Morris
Alfred Roy. Francis Roy, Edwar,
Henry, Leon Homie. Willard Kinsluw
Robert Roy. James Coleman. Edwar,
Brown, Gertrude Butler. Margsre
Harris. Ardella Henry
Buttonwood school-ySulomon IInl
land. sylvester Wolford. E,lwar,
Lewis. Jes~abelle Harris. Josephin,
Dehrage, Odell Debrnge. Ethel Lewis
Dorothea White, Annie wolfod. Jean
ette White.
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MIpDLETOwN AND ODESSA.

Mlddletown. Jan. s.--Julinn o.
Clcaver has sold 100 ecre- of the Rich
ard Cochran farm 10 John G. Aston,
The Junior Epworth League OF st
paul's NJ. u. Church. Odessa. has elect
81 the following ofiicevs: President.
Mary webb; vlsc-prcsident. Robert
Sruig; secretary. Lillian Smith;
treasurer. Agnes Ennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Mason have
announced the marriage of their
daughter. Anna Virginia. TO Frederick
". BELL. ron Of Mrs. Jennie II. Bell OF
Taylor's Bridge.
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for the benefit OF the New Century
Club and Queen Esther Circle.
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SCHOOL WINNERS IN CORN SHOW

Dover. Jan. Sin tho contest 81
boys in agricuitura ~ the high school
department ~ the state IN connection
with last weeks state corn Show
held here. Albert Daniels - Middle
town High school won the individual
honor and the Aiddletown school the
school honors. Greenwood high school
WIN SECOND honors and Smyrna High
School third honors Vlctor Kohlof
Mlddle'uwn won second individual
honurH
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Address by Rabbi Cohen.

Rabbi Mortimer J. Cohen viii speak
In the school auditorium Of the congre-
cation AT Eighteenth and Washington
streets. tomorrow evening. at SIT
o'clock. Miss Myer Wheeler VIII render
vocal solos and Mrs. Samuel Gold.
stein will furnish music. Refresh-
msnts will be served. No admission
Will be charged.
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orlRtrTA At pTIMAR.

nolmar Jan. sThs Opptretta
Voices - Nature" will D. presented
Boz tho Elcora Theatre tonight by Mrs
D Leslie Barker. assisted boy Mrs.
rr... l.. Lynch and William Wedel!n.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19
Get Your Income Blanks.

Assured by the Bureau of In
ternal Revenue of prompt service
IN furnishing the necessary forms,
taxpayers need experience no de-
lay in the filing of their income
tax returns for the year 1923. The
filing period is from January / to
March Is, 1924. On January End,
the LIST being a holiday forms for
filing Individual, corporation, part
nership, personal-service corpora
ton, information, fiduciary, and
other returns required by the rev.
enue act will be available at the
office of A. H. Wilkinson, Collect
or of Internal Revenue, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, and the following
branch offices: Madison, Racine,
Green Bay, Oshkosh, Superior, and
La Crosse. After January 2, a copy
of the form desired may be OBJ
tanned on written request.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19
.WHERE'VE THEY GONE
Sleighbells, Once a Necessity,
Now Placed in the Discard
and Why.

What have become of all the
sleighbells?
Try and locate a pair" and you
will have more trouble than MAX
ing out your annual income tax
blank. This has been proven a
fact for this week some guy
wanted a strand to play Santa
with at Christmas tree enter
tainment the coming week, and
delegated several of his friends
for the job. It took two men
with all the friends they could
commander three days to locate
a single, solitary bunch of bells.
And that in a country where
horses are numerous and where
sleighing parties are on tap
every winter.
Remember way back long time
ago when every team had strand
of bells strung over their backs
some were the hoarse, deep-toned
kind, while the more fastidious
young chap out sparkling" pur-
chased those delicate, musical kind
that on a good stepping horse
made you have the grand and
g-l-o-r-i-o-u-s feeling that you
were the real Beau Brummel of
the whole community.
Remember when you used to
swipe Dads steppers, fill the sled
box with clean hay or straw, COW
er the horses with all the bells in
] the barn, and away you would go
| picking up girls and fellows all
along the country road for miles;
then lite" at some school house
and enjoy real honest-to-Agnes
country dance. Generally some
fellow would lose his girl from
the sled by some other gay chap
with a spankin' cutter and speedy
horse, enticing her to set in
with him for moonlight drive
home. Usually these old-time
horses would drive very easily
with the reins tied around the
whip. Nowadays the fellow with
his puddle-jumpin' fivver is out
of luck, for the dad-binged thing
is pretty hard to handle with only
one hand. Requires too much at
tention. With Old Dobbin and his
network of bells life was one
grand enjoyment during the win
ter months.
To get back to the starting
point, where are the sleigh-bells
of yesterday? What has become
of them? Can some really intelli-
gent person tell us where they
have went?".
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19
Paper
By the Editors Son

10y 01lC IAu1OO1 . OOlI
THAR is menny and mulch kinds
of paper, such as news, rapplng,
note. wall, waste, toilet and too
numerous to mentchun uthers.
My paw SEE people often gets
raped in the newspapers but good
stoarkeepers never raps nothin in
newspapers, but bye rapping pa
per.
Sum atthoritys say that people
keep warm with paper, espeshly
note paper. My paw says 80 day
note kept him in a SWEET fer a
hole month onct. Note paper is
sometimes rapping paper.
When yew send dunning note
on note paper yew userly don't
care a rap how hard yew rap.
Landlords mostly make use OF
wall paper to rae rents on. They
rae it onct when they promise to
paper yur stoar and they rae it
agin when they does.
My papa SEE he gets lots of
waste paper from oil manufacture
ers offering 500 profit and a goold
watch and a chanel ON white
elephant, which he don't take no
stock in the premiums nor the
oil ether, because they don't use
papers to advertise in.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19
The Average Investment.

The average investment in an
American farm is $216,400. A sur
vey further showed that during
1922 farm average cash return
from such farms was only $715
net after S202 had been spent for
farm machinery and live stock and
1924 for fuel and production of
food stuffs for the family. Per
haps this is one reason why more
than 100000 farmers have left
the farm in the last IL months
East Troy News.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19
Passed OperatiOn.

Word last week from Chicago
states that Thos, MacQuaker, as
sistant cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank of Eagle River, had
been taken to a hospital where he
underwent a minor operation. Mr..
and Mrs. MacQuaker are at Chica-
go for a vacation lasting until
the first of the year.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19

Dolls, Toys of every description,
boys and girls novelties. The
place for your Christmas pur-
chases. Largest stock in town. j.
1. Renk's Store. 12-2t.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19
Admits Singing Merchants.

One Wisconsin publisher in
writing about our recent article
on the "Patronize Home Industry
page says:
Il do not believe we would care
to sell this advertising again be-
cause the merchants have to pay
more than double the regular rate
for it and at the same time do
not seem to get the results from
it that they do from direct adver-
Using, and it therefore is to a
considerable extent, unfair to
them. Wisconsin Press Associa-
ton.
News Want Ads bring results.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19

News Want Ads bring results
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19
Pc RS o N A LIS


George ]. St. Clair was down
Monday from State Line.
Miss Carolyn Smith of Rummeles
spent Friday in Eagle River.
Mrs. Mart Hirzel returned Satur-
day afternoon from a trip to Mil
waukee.
Mrs. Geo. E. O'Connor left this
morning for a visit with relatives
down state.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hunter of
Big St. German lake were at
Eagle River this forenoon.
Mrs. John Zimplemann returned
home yesterday afternoon from a
visit with her daughter and rela-
tives in Milwaukee.
Mrs. M. D. Keyes came up yes
terday from Chicago, and is spend
ing short time at Eagle Waters
resort on Eagle lake.
Mrs. Andrew Manbeck and Mrs.
William Manbeck arrived last
Thursday in Eagle River after a
visit with relatives down state.
N. A. Colman left Monday morn
ing for New York where he will
spend the holidays with Mrs. Col
man and their daughter Mrs. Kel-
ley.
John Lobischer of Maple Grove
resort north of Phelps, passed
through Eagle River Monday. He
will spend the holiday season with
his family at Chicago.
Mrs. Maurice Holman an d
daughter returned last week from
Milwaukee where the little daugh-
ter had been operated upon for
the removal of tonsils.
John Dunphy of the firm of
Dunphy-Holzman company, | e tt
this morning for Philadelphia for
the holidays. From there he will
go south for several weeks.
Mrs. George H. Jackson after a
couple weeks spent at the home
of her daughter Mrs. John Bode
in Chicago, arrived in Eagle River
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. John Ulrich left Eagle Riv-
err Saturday for a holiday visit
with relatives in Chicago. Later
she will go to Milwaukee where
she will be operated upon for the
removal of a goitre
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V. Larson and
DIR. Grinde have left their resort
on Big Buckatoban lake for the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Larson will
be located in Chicago for the win
ter. w. D. Ellis will care for the re-
sort property this winter.
John Benson came down yester-
day from State Line. He will put
in about a million feet of pine on
the Wisconsin river near the high
way bridge on highway 80 three
miles southeast of that village.
He has erected a mill below the
bridge near the railroad and will
start saving next spring.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19
A Splendid Present.

Poems From the North Woods"
by E. F. Hayward, makes mighty
fine present for Christmas. Now
on sale. sat
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19
A Splendid Present.

Poems From the North Woods
by E. F. Hayward, makes mighty
fine present for Christmas. Now
on sale. 5-3t.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19

The Chinese are protesting
against the impractical character
of the education given the young
Cinnamon studying in America at
the expense of the Boxer indem-
nifty. They return to China with
nothing more than a store of
book learning and a superficial
knowledge of American life to
show for their long sojourn at
government charge in the United
States" China needs men who
are willing to work-not aspirants
for government jobs.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19
Are Going South.

A card to the News Monday tells
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Par
fit that they are now somewheres
near the Florida line. The card
was written the Nth from Frank
fort, Indiana. They will possibly
spend the winter near Miami
Florida.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19
A Splendid Present.

Poems From the North Woods
by E. F. Hayward, makes mighty
fine present for Christmas. Now
on sale. SGT,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1923-12-19
MCKAY is Appointed,

Under the revision of the dis
trlcts of assessors of incomes an
nounced today by the state tax
commission, Alex McRay, of Rhine
lander has been reappointed in
come tax assessor for the district
comprising the counties of Oneida,
Villas, Forest and Florence coun-
ties, a position which he has oc-
cupied for several years. The re-
vision of the districts eliminates
nine assessors. Under the new
plan thlrty-one assessors were APP
pointed by the commission.