Eagle River review. [volume], December 31, 1915, Image 1

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Here's wishing you a
very Merry Chnstmas
and may the New
Year be one of Peace,
Happiness and Pros
perity to you and youts.
THE PERSOHN COMPANY
1 Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year
from
~ JoHN NOLL
RERCHANT TAILOR
Ustairs over Roderlck’s Garade. One door no'th of
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Axel Oberg of Phelps was in town
on business Tuesday. Althougi»
pressed for time owing to the many
things to do on his once or twice 3
year visits, he did not overlook the
Review office and added his renewal
to its cash on hand. :
EAGLE RIVER, VILAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN, FRIDAY DECEMBER 31, 1915.
- Local And Personal. |
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Walter Scheribel is reported ill
with pneumonia.
Be good if you must and anywa;b}
careful,
John Dussault was down from Con
over Monday.
Lagrippe is ciaiming many victims
around town at present.
~ N. L. Kinney trapped another rei
fox one day last week.
A. Weil was at Gagen on business
Tuesday. ;
R. Slattery is reported among the'
sick this week. :
Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Macquaker re
turned from Chicago yesterday.
WANTED—Good girl for generalf
hopsework. Apply at Review office.
|
Tom McGregor Jr. of Ironwood is
at home for a two weeks vacation. l
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. E. Frankel re
turned Monday from the trip custom
arily allowed all newlyweds. ‘
Mrs. Walter Shattuck and Miss
Doris Shattuck returned Friday from
Minn.
‘ Miss Molly Sailer of Three Lakes
spent Christmas and Sunday at her
home here.
Miss Dorothy Dickinson of Wa
beno is the guest of her sister Mrs.
EGeo. Hall for the holidays.
| Mrs. H. G. Frank and son Harry
| were guests of Eagle River relatives
i Wednesday.
E M. A. Fuller of Star I.ake is the
ggue% of his daughter Mrs. Alfred
! Morgan.
| Walter Felzman returned vesterday
§ from a two weeks absence in Milwau
| kee and other peints,
i Everybody works at our house—
ggetbing ready for the Charity Ball to
i night. .
j l)'ws:'i, forget that UTOMOFFGW every
| man is entitled to a ride on the wat
{ er carct if be wants one.
l WANTED—To hear direct from
owner of farm or unimproved land for
sale. O. K. Hawley, Baldwin, Wis.
.- Miss Freda Frankel was the recipi
ent of a beautiful new piano as a
Christmas gift from her parents.
Buy it of your home dealer and be
sure of a seat in the front row when
the roll is callad up yonder.
How do you like the new cut de
signed for easy reading of every page.
Good improvement, we think.
Furniture for the new bank includ
ing a 50001 b. vault began to arrive
%bhis week.
C. H. Blohm of Conover came down
tTuesda y to assist in drawing - jury
‘men he-being one of the commission~
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/ Mr. and Mys. Arthur Anderson of
Clatsaanie, Ore., arrived yesterday to
visit the latter’s parents Mr. and
Mrs. Jas, H. Bolte.
Look out for the biggest increase in
population ever known in Vilas coun
ty. One concern alone expects to lo
cate 300 familjes here in 1916,
On this las; day of 1915 A. D.. we
would respectfully call your atten-!
tion to the faet that Heary Ford hasg
qyft his last job. |
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Morrison were
called to Ludington, Mich., yester
day to attend the funeral of the aged
mother of Mrs. Morrison.
Mrs. Delia Roderick accompanied
by her daughter Mrs. 11. G. Frank,
went to Three Lakes yesterday to vis
it relatives. ; .
Miss Rose Weil arrived home Sat
urday. From Chicago she was ac
companied by her brother Harry who
been visiting there a week.
Two sleighloads of friends of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Bradford drove out
to their home on Lake Aden and
spen't; Sunday afternoon very pleas
antly.
Geo. Thompson left Tuesday via
‘Rhinelander for Goegebic, Mich. to
begin his winter’s job of scaling for
the firm that regularly employs him.
Rhinie Ewald is taking a vacatiow
from Ewald Bros. store this week to
attend to a personaily conducted case
of the grippe.
Harry Frank Jr. left here. Wednes
day to return to Montreal, . Canada. ‘
where lie holdsa responsif)leffii?éition
th the Ford automobile company.
The Croatian representative of the
Sanborn colonization oflices here re
;ceived word this week of the death
‘of a brother who as a member of the
'Austrian army was recently killed in
an engagement with Italian forces.
Born to Mr. and Mrs.F. H. Dobbs,
of Conover Dec. 28th—a daughter.
Walt and Jas. Merical went to
Gagen Monday to work in a loggingl
camp. Chas. Lewis, and Ben Surgis
‘also hit the trail with similar inten
tioms. _
Here’s hoping that 1916 will be
good to you and yours. Of course we
can’'t ward off political misfortune
where there happens to be two Zcan
didates for the same office. :
John Eby was down f{rom Phelps
Wednesday and remembered the Re
view by a pleasant cail and [the price
of a yvear’s renewal. Speaking of the
approach of tax time he displayed
his usual optimism by saying he was
only too glad to have some to pay. A
very sensible view to take.
Among some 60 cases of iiiness in
and wear town ranging from severe to
mi'd, we hear the following men
tioned: Mrs. Chris Harte. Mrs. F. G.
Mcllntyre, Mrs. A. K. Everett, Mrs.
M. KFrankel, Miss Susie Frankel, Mrs
Fred Morey, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Bow
en, G. L. Carter, J. N. Burkle, Clif
ford Krieck, F. J. Thrun. Geo. Ful
ler, Mrs. J. J. Roderick and Robert
Radeliffe.
" Goming Here in Growds.
While in Jowa recently the writer
encountered members of a group of
twenty eor more people who next
spring are coming to the Eagle River
country to settie. They bave bought
the land on which to make their
avines. They are from the same
neighborhood in lowa.--Wis. Advet,
Assoc. Bul.
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~ Distributed Gaiendars.
% Mart Hirzel has our hearty thanks
for including both the Heview office
and residence among his list of bene
ficiaries when he distributed his 1916
calendars. Dotl: are works of art es
pecially the one bearing the *“‘South
ern Girl"”" in patural colors,
Another artistic éi'endar received
caiis attention to the high class gro
ceries and merchaudise handled by
Jas. Morgan & Sons. Thanks fer it.-
By ®
Attention.
To the Settlers and Taxpayers of
Phelps: /
There will be a special meet
ing in the town hall this Satur
day (Jan. Ist) at 2 p. m. for the
purpose of discussing taxes,
town matters and particularly
the division of towns from the
present Town of Phelps. At
tend. H. J. MACK.
Von Geitch Pleased Them
as Usual. |
. The first number on our lecture
course was enjoyed by a good
crowd at the court house Wed
lnesda,v evening. Those who had
iheard Mr. Von Gelteh in his for
‘mer concerts in Kagle River,
were back, anxious for another
‘treat and with them were many
new friends who now join with
‘the others in praise of Eagle Riv
er’s favorite violinist.
~ Mr. Von Geltech played selec
tions by composers of various
countries, giving a short account
of each composer before playing
his composition, His usual group
of national dances was especially
appreciated by some of the Ger
mans in the audience.
The silence of the audience
during the final selection, ‘"Home
Sweet Home,”” which Mr. Von
Geltch was good enough to come
back aud play, after he had an
nounced his final number, showed
how the violin appealed to the
hearts of the people, as it sangl
its familiar strains. S
The aceompanist, Mrs. Von
Gelteh, added much to the
smoothness and beauty of the
music as she accompanied her
husband on the piano.
Miss Gertruded Mosseler, as
the Reciter was also exceptional
ly pleasing in every reading but
perhaps charmed the "audience
most by her proficient rendering
of the difficult part masterpiece,
“If I were King’’.
A Merry Christmas &
Happy New Yeafl
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191556\ from MART HIRZEL
My best wishes to you at this season
of happiness and rejoicing ;
May the continued blessings of pros
penty be yours through the coming
year. ‘
b J. J. RODERICK
With our Earnest Wishes for
a Hearty Old-Fashioned
Christmas Season with Peace:
and Prosperity throughout
the New Year.
LAWLER & WIEGAND
GREETINGS
1 wish you in all sin
cerity a Merry Christ
mas and a Happy New
Wearx with _ hope that
the year 1918 will be
as kind to us all
! L J. REUBENE
Miss Mary Richards , entertained
the members of the Inter Se Tuesday
evening. Present as guest of honor
was Miss Rose Weil who related to
the gratification of the others, many
of her recent experiences in the war
Zone.
NUMBER 32.
Mrs. D, C. Menefee and Mrs. A. K.
Everett returned from Rochester
Saturday. The former had 2 minor
ear operation performed which was
found to be the cause of years of dis
comfort.