Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-07-23
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

S. ID. Austin of Milwaukee was in
town on business the first of the week
Miss Freda Merical arrived last
week from Chicago to visit relatives
in Eagle River
Mrs. Jos. Flanagan and grandson
Thos Macquaker Jr. returned Sunday
from a six weeks visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Baligrodzki OF
Draper were guests of Eagle River re-
latives the latter part of last week.
A. j, Luebke and family of Milwau-
kee are occupying their summer home
on Catfish lake for their annual va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murray began
housekeeping this week occupying the
upper flat of the Brunswick building
on Division St
Mrs. w. Fl. Radcliffe is entertaining
her mother, Mrs Fuller of Oshkosh
who will spend several weeks at the
Radcliffe home.
DR.. j. E. Frankel and DR.. S. Cahana
came up from Milwaukee Sunday NOR
ming to spend the day at the M. Frank
ell home returning that evening.
Misses Airline and Margaret Rice
who were called to Madison last week
by the serious illness of their father
returned from there Sunday, his con
dition being greatly improved.
ST. Ignatius Guild will hold ten
and fancy work sale at the Marinello
Shop Saturday Aug. Tea, Coffee,
Iced Tea, Milk, Doughnuts, Pie and
Coffee Cake will be served at popular
prices.
The Boys Band of lola, arrived in
town Tuesday on their annual tour
through northern Wisconsin and Mich
nigan. AS usual they gave an open air
concert on the streets of Eagle River,
on the evening of their arrival
Mrs. VIM. Kauzlaric who has been
in poor health for some time went to
Wausau Sunday night to enter hos
pital for an operation for gall and
stomach trouble. The operation took
place Wednesday.
VIM A. Held who has a summer
7 aIxO u
view the first of the week to say that
with Messrs. Flanders and Marshall,
of Rockford, ILL.,, they were successful
in catching a % pound musky in Four
Mile lake on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Hoover are enter
tanning a brother-in-law from Indiana
for a week and the latter is acting
as his guide on numerous fishing ex-
cursions and is said to be getting as
good results as any of the regularly
licensed men in that profession.
Frank Kukanich and daughter Lou.
Use were arrivals from their home at
Madrid, Iowa, Sunday to visit the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs Mic
Kukanich, of the town OK Lincoln, il
being their first meeting in fourteen
years.
Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Luther of Besse
mer came down Sunday to visit the
latters parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Camden Sr Mr.. Luther and children
returned Monday leaving his wife who
will spend several weeks here for the
purpose of improving her health.
Edw. S. Sweeney, the Reedsburg
sewer and paving contractor, who laid
a large amount OF sewer and water
mains in Eagle River, last year was a
visitor in town Monday for the pur
pose of bidding on the paving job
for which bids we're received by the
village board that day.
John Shattuck returned home last
week from a three months sojourn al
the hospital at Rhinelander, where he
had been recovering from injuries re.
ceived at Benson's mill at State Line
when the breaking of fly wheel
broke his leg in two places, requiring
a long time to knit and heal
A. G. Felzman of Milwaukee sur
prised his old friends here by dropping
in on them Wednesday morning for
the first time since leaving here about
seven years ago. His remarks concern
ing the greatly changed appearance Of
Eagle River in the time that had elaps
ed since he last saw it, were very com
plimentary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bushnell of
Basking Ridge, New Jersey, Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall Thorsen of Oak Park,
H., and Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly
and children of Foley, Alabama and
James and Dan Steeb, Peter Pagan
and Chas. Schmal all of Crown Point
and Cedar Lake, Ind, were visitors al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs William H.
Stark of the Maplewood Silver Fo1
Ranch near Conover last week.
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