Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-06-26
LOCAL \
HAPPENINGS

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garage.
Thos. zeger of Phelps was in town
Tuesday.
A. H. Neldberg of Phelps was in
town on business Saturday
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. f. Far
rell, Saturday, June 21st-a daughter
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fl. Stevens left
Monday to visit relatives at Amigo
Mr. and Mrs. Nestor Johnson of Big
Twin lake were visitors in town Sat
urday
John Wilds of Duluth arrived Fri
day to visit his sister Mrs. Marilla
rambling.
A. H. LaRenzie is the owner of a
new sport model Durant car purchas
ed last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman zander of
Rhinelander were guests at the D. Fl.
Seward home
Mrs. Frank Adams and daughter
Catherine left Tuesday for brief
visit at Wausau
Mrs. George Alexander of Superior
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. H.
Seward last week.
Ronald Adams and L. d. Hall re
turned last week from Appleton after
year spent at Lawrence College.
Cars washed while you wait at
BurkIe's garage.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ohm
sted of Eagle River, at st. Mary's
hospital in Rhinelander, June 23rd-
a son.
Miss Helen Strong returned last
week from Appleton where she had
been student at Lawrence College
for the past year.
Miss Elizabeth Richardson of Port
land, Oregon, arrived the first of the
N. A. Colman for few weeks.
Edw. L. Sweeney returned Monday
from trip to his home at Reedsburg.
He was accompanied by his wife who
will spend some time here with him.
Fred Ketz of the town of Washing
ton returned Monday from Green Bay
where he spent two weeks in a hospi-
tai having undergone an operation for
rupture.
Miss Christine Voneau returned last
week from Milwaukee where she had
attended normal school for the past
two years and Of which she is now a
graduate.
The brick laying on the office build
ing of Alex Higgins next to the First
National bank was completed last
week, and the building of ]. J. Roder-
lex is rapidly taking shape now.
Miss Elmira Luebka arrived Satur-
day from Milwaukee to spend the
summer at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Zimpelmann, and will have
charge of the Bond novelty and curio
shop.
Mrs. Frank Birkholz of Woodruff is
the guest of Eagle River relatives and
friends this week Prior to her mar
riage early this year Mrs. Birkholz
was well known here as Miss Elinor
Hanson.
Thos Merryfield arrived Saturday
from Iron Mountain and was added to
the clerk force at Adams Bros. store
Monday morning. He is not stranger
here having spent summer in the
store four years ago.
Mrs. Earl Stevens and daughter
Marie and nephew Walter left Tues
day to spend several weeks with re-
latives in Milwaukee and vicinity in
response to message announcing the
death of Walters brother
L. AVA koctA sent, highway OA5l-
neer was in town Monday consulting
with the village officials regarding the
paving project on Wall and Railroad
streets of which portion is to be paid
by the state, those streets being part
of the state highway system
Arthur Kornreich, travelling sales
man or che Standard Paper Company
of Milwaukee was in town on bust
ness Saturday, remaining over Sum
day for the purpose of taking fish,
ing trip out to Big Bass lake.
John E. Mitchell and son arrived
Tuesday from ST. Louis having
motored the entire distance in two
days. The rest of the family came by
train and will spend the next four or
five months at their home on Yellow
Birch lake.
Miss Suzanne Ernst arrived last
week from st. Louis to visit her
mother Mrs. Catherine Ernst Arriv,
ing on the same train, was her broth
err Phillip Ernst returning from q
period of several years spent in Wash.
ington and Oregon