Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-11-20
LOCAL
HAPPENING


business in town Tuesday.
Henry Verwey left Wednesday for
Appleton where he will spend the
winter as usual.
John Dunphy left Thursday for
business trip to Chicago for the Dun
phy-Holzman Co.
Miss Alice Zimpelmann left Satur-
day for a visit in Milwaukee and
other down state points.
Mrs. Barney Isackson of Rhinelan-
der was the guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs NJ. Frankel Thursday.
Harvey Nash left Friday for lola.
where he will officiate as machine
operator in the lola Herald office
VIM. Robinson of Delavan arrived
Friday to visit his cousin H. w. Nor
ris and incidentally do a little hunting
Ronald Adams arrived last week
from Madison to spend a few days at
his home here during the hunting sea
son.
Mrs. JAS Merical and her mother
Mrs. j. Putkamer of Conover left for
Milwaukee Monday for a visit with
relatives.
: e. A. Ferguson was called to Chi
cago Monday in response to mes
sage announcing the serious illness
Of his mother
Harold Bent and L. ID. Hall came
up from Lawrence College Saturday
for brief visit with the home folks
and possibly get their quota Of deer.
Lincoln Grange will give bunko
party at Gaffney's Hall, Tuesday even
ing, Nov 25 Every one cordially invit
ed
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Leins returned
to their home at West Bend Monday
after spending several days at the
home of their daughter. Mrs. L. j.
Kuehne
The w. C. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. F. J. Strong Friday, Nov. 21st,
at 2:SO D. M A 1O-cent lunch will be
served and a Thanksgiving program
rendered
Mrs. r. H. Dyer was the first Eagle
River feminine population to STAY a
deer, getting a nice buck down along
the Wisconsin river the first day of
the season.
Chas. M. Wagner left Saturday for
Milwaukee to spend the winter at his
home there after spending the past
six months here in the lake frontage
real estate game
MIS- VIM Kauzlaric returned last
week from visit in Chicago and
where she also took medical treat
ments for few weeks and is now
feeling much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f Strong were
called to Manawa Wednesday in con-
sequence of message announcing
the death of the mother of Mrs.
Strong after lingering illness.
N. A. Colman came down from Lake
Emogene Monday bringing nice
buck as the result OF his deer hunt in
the territory that he has hunted in
for the past twenty five years.
Mrs N. A. Colman who underwent
an operation for gall stones and APP
pendicitis at Duluth last week is re
ported as recovering nicely and will
soon be able to leave the hispital.
Mrs. Frank Johnson of Eagle lake
went to Monico Monday to accom-
pany the mother of her husband to
their home for visit after being a
patient at the Rhinelander hospital.
Peter LaChance was down from
State Line today and stated that he
would leave Saturday for Milwaukee
to spend the winter with his wife who
has been there for some time taking
medical treatments
f. John Scott and Miss Leone Sic
wart of the Milwaukee Audit Com
pany, returned to that city Tuesday
after spending a week at Conover in
quest for deer in which unfortun-
ately, they were not successful.
Mrs. r. H. Dyer while out with a
hunting party Sunday slipped in going
up an incline and the rifle which she
was carrying was discharged taking
effect in one foot, necessitating the
amputation of one toe at the hospital
at Rhinelander,
A MARROW ESCAPE