Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-06-04

| D.
arrived for the summer and have
opened their home for the season
on Cranberry lake. They drove
up last Wednesday to the lake re-
gion.
Robert Todd and companions
from Elmhurst, ILL.,, came up to
the Big Woods region for a week
end vacation trip. They returned
Sunday evening on the special fish
train.
Thomas Jackson of Chicago, was
a weekend visitor here, placing
his summer home ready for oc-
cupancy very soon. He also in
tends building an addition to his
residence on Otter lake.
Miss Esther Austin has arrived
home for the summer from her
school duties at Appleton. She
and Miss Fern Kuehne are plan
lining an Eastern trip to be taken
within the coming month.
Mrs. James White entrained at
Rhinelander Sunday evening for a
visit at her old home in Friedrich
ton, New Brunswick. She has one
sister living in that city whom she
has not seen for forty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wells and
guests of Kenosha are spending
the opening of the game fish sea-
son at their summer home on
Glare lake west of Conover, arriv-
ing the latter part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Foster, after
spending the winter at their home
in Little River, Florida, ne r
Miami, arrived from Chicago last
saturday. They are now at home
on Cranberry lake near The Ev-
erett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Herzog and
members of the family have ar
rived at their summer home on
Scattering Rice lake for a sum-
mer's vacation and outing. They
drove up from Chicago the latter
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Stevens of
ST. Paul, arrived in Eagle River
last Friday for short visit with
their parents and other relatives.
| They are making a trip to Chicago
and other points expecting to re-
turn here within the month.
Francis Johnson, Larence Nor
gan and Louis Belongy drove to
| Oshkosh Sunday morning They
were accompanied by Ronald
Adams and L. D. Hall who are
students at Appleton who had
spent the weekend here with
their parents.
| DIR. and Mrs. Scott of Geneva,
ILL.,, are in Eagle River as guests
of the w. H. Bent family. They
are both ardent trout anglers and
for the past week have been whip
ping the waters in this section
and in Northern Michigan for the
speckled fellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Wilson of
Kenosha passed through Eagle
River the latter part of last week
for. their summer home on Pioneer
lake where they will enjoy their
yearly vacation outing. Mr.. Will
son has entirely recovered from
his illness of last winter.
F. G. Hagan and E. L. Diamond
of Chicago drove up to the North
Woods yesterday and will spend
a lengthy vacation at their sum-
mer home on Joyce lake northwest
of Conover. They are making i'm
provements upon their cabin
which is located upon that lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Lewis of
Washington, D. c., after spending
the winter in that city, arrived
here last week Wednesday for a
summer at their home on Catfish
lake. This month they will leave
for New York where Mr.. Lewis
will attend the national Democrat
ic convention in, that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Den
neny of Kansas City are among
the summer guests who have tax
en- advantage of the summer
weather and will stay at their
home on Catfish lake until late in
the fall. They will go with Mr..
and Mrs. c. M. Lewis to- New York
this month to attend the Demo
cratic National Convention.