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VOLUME 31.—N0. 32.
Deaths. ’
News of the death of A. S. Lalla
was received by Eagle River friends
Saturday, following the previous in
formation that he had gone toa Clica
go hospital to be operated on for ap
pendicitis. Mr. Lalla left here about
Nov. 20. to spend the winter with
his wife at Little Rock, Ark., and ap
parently in the best of health. He
had been a resident of Eagle River
for two years,, engaged in the real es
tate business, and gained a large ac
quaintance who-sympathize with the
‘wife and son in their affliction.
M. S. Moran, one of the early day
residents of Eagle River, later re
moving to Grand Rapids where they
lived until their removal to Denver,
three years ago, died there last week
as the result of injuries received in
a street collision of automobiles as he
attempted crossing the street. His
wife is a sister of P. D. Walsh and
Mrs. Kate Tierney. A daughter,Miss
Katherine Moran was until their rc
moval te Denver, 4 frequent visitor
here. :
“The funeral of Miss Carrie Herman
was held from the Boyer home Mon
«day afternoon conducted by Elder
Stebbeds of Clearwater. She was a
sister of Mrs. Boyer and had suffered
with tubercolosis for several years.
The family recontly moved here from
Clearwater.
NOTICE—There will be no
services at the Lutheran church
next Sunday owing to the ab
sence of Rev. H. Schmidt. Sun
day school will be held as usual.
i Al 1914
Touring Car $ 360 $ 490
Runabout 345 440
Can you think of any other article
that has been reduced in price since
the war began? _ -
You can’t get greater value for a dol
lar anywhere on earth today.
BUY - NOW - TODAY
STRONG & MANLEY
Ford Dealers. '
It pays fo
trade with ine
Persohn Go.
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Aiding The Red Gross
John McCor.nack, the famous op
eratic tenor and concert and phono
graph star, is donating his services
in a series of benefit concerts for the
American Red Cross, hy which he ex
pects to raise $100,(00 for the Red
Cross War Fund betveen mnow and
March. He opened his patriotic tour
at the Belasco Theater, Washington,
D. C., on December 18. Mr. MecCor
mack has cancelled several important
engagements on his regular, schedule
so that he might give benpefit con
certs instead. He has insisted -on
paying all expenses, so that the gross
‘receipts will go directly to the War
IvFund. :
~ This generous gift is the outcome
of a recent meeting between Mr. Me-
Cormack and John D. Ryan, who is a
member of the Red Cross War Coun
cil. The work of the Red Cross had
been under discussion, when Mr Me-
Cormack said: ~ : !
“I should like to domy bit through
the Red Cross. I'am willing to give a
series of concerts. from the Atlantic
to the Paciffc for the benefit of the
Red Cross, in which the gross pro
ceeds shall be turned over to the or
ganization. 1 will pay all my own ex
penses and Kkeep on singing until I
have earned one hundred thousand
dollars for the Red Cross.” The offer
was enthusiastically accepted. :
Made Good Impression.
Griffith Thomas, of Hurley, unop
posed candidate for the Assembly,
paid Eagle River a visit Monday. He
struck us very favorably which is a
lot for a Democratic sheet to admit
you know, :
EAGLE RIVER, VILAS COUNTY, WISCONSIN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1918.
ICE GIVES ENGINEERS GOOD TRAINING
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Abundant ice on the Potomac rlvef{,_:_}xas given engineer troops in training
near Washington an exeellent opporfflfiifi-y for overcomaing obstacles: This
picture shows *pontoniers” breaking thgjiee prepazatory to buildimg: a Bridge.
© - Married. )
A guiet wedding took place Satur
day evening when Miss Bertha Meri
‘cal became the wife of Jacobl Vander
heyden. The event although it ha,d*i
‘been anticipated, gave their friends a
surprise in its 'suddeniacoomplishmgnti
‘Both young people are well known to
‘a large circle of friends who extend'{
congratulations, and best wishes for @;]
‘happy wedded life, among whom the
Review joins, not withstanding that
Jake shouldn’t have grabbed off the
offer we made ‘last week until we’d
‘had time too look around a little too.
[They commenced housekeeping at
L‘,once in the Harte residence,
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~ Close To Bad Fire.
A bad loss by fire, nearly occurred,
at the Adams farm Monday afternoon.
Wm. Adams and his man left :the
House to chop wood en & distant-part
of the farm, leaving his mother alone.
'Some time later hawving cecasion to go
into the sitting rcom, from the kitch
en, she discovered fire making its
progress around the easings of the
room. She began the work of put
ting it out and did apparently. When
her son returned at night and was
informed of the accident he began to
search for trouble, and found it, nice
ly smoldering between the partitions.
Lively work with. an axe and water
however, put it out with no serious
damage done. Had it occurred earli
er on any day taking Mr. Adams from
home several hours, the honse would
have certainly burned with possible
loss of life.
Bugs at Phelps.
. The town of Phelps: furnished two
cases for disposition by county au
thorities this week. One, an insane
man that Sheriff Jackson took to
Oshkosh. Tuesday. The other was
one of a more peculiar nature. A
stranger drifted into one of the
camps last week and was given work
until it was found that one of his
feet was in a frightful condition from
freezing. He was turned over to the
town officials and was brought down
Monday morning by Hunter Case. He
either would not or could not give
any account of himself beyond say
ing his nime was Frank Brown.
Papers found on him indicated that
to be true and that as late as Novem
ber, he’d been a railroad employe in
Dakota, and where information re
gardirg him vras sent for. His foot
had reached a condition where am
putation was thought advisable and
he was sent to Antigo for that pur
pose Wednesday. »
Report Fine Time.
The annual business meeting of the
Congregational church trusbtees wasl
‘held Wednesday night at the Mason
ic hall. After the business program
was concluded, a juxurious spread
was furnished and prepared by the
men folks, to which a large number
not officially connected with the or
ganization were bidden welcome and
freely responded to, enjoying quite as
well, the statement given out which
showed the church work to be flour
ishing under the able management of
Rev’s. Waters and Davies, the latter
in charne of the out of town field.
Rev. Davies and his amiable family
assisted by Miss Puckett, furnished 1
the musical part of the program.
-+ Paid Advertisment.
‘@mthorized to be published By Griffith
Themas, Hurley, Wis. and for ' which' 5 cents
T per lime is to be paid.)
e Announcement. f
;.Pb» the Voters of Vilas and Irom
' counties: ; :
I hereby amnounce that lam
candidate for the office of assembly
mam from Irom and Vilas counties on
the: Republicam ticket, to suceeed Hon.
K. A. Everett, ressgned, at the spec
ial election ordered by the goeveruor
t- be held in the two eounties.
Should I be elected it will be my aim:
to serve the best interests of the twe
eounties to my utmost ability, at the
special sessioiw of the legislature soon
to be called by the gouernor:. Solicit
i§lg. yvour votes.and support, & am,
Respectfully yours,
;;1 - GRIFFITH THOMAS.
\ fi Added to Membership.
SIS L utheran ‘congregation of Ear
gle: River aceepted at its annual meet
ing last Sunday ten families and twe.
young men. 1t now compuises forty
four families and six individuals—in
ali, two hundred and one:souls.
Bible class 2nd and 4th. Wednesdagys
of every menth. A seriasof lectures
'will be given on the topic, ‘“ WhyL
‘Belilve the Bible To Be the Word of
of Ged.” Class will begin the study |
‘the book of Revelations. All intes. |
irested are welcome to astend. 3
. No services next Sunday. Sunday |
school at 10 a. m.
") : —— e |
% F. R. A Installation.
; Gust Swedberg of Rhinelander, and
membership hustler for the F. R. A.
tin this section attemded the instalia-
Rtion meeting of the local branch here
'Wednesday night. H. R. Hieks of
'Oshkosh, Presidens of the order, was
‘expected to take im the program, but
‘was delayed at Watersmeet and was
unable to fill the appointment:
Open Hospital Quarters.
Dr. Addelman of Wausau the Eye,
Ear Nose and Throat Specialist, ac
companied by a professional nurse as
sisted by Mrs. Lottie Carpenter of
this village, have litterly turned the
home of Mrs. Geo. Jackson into & hos
pital. Beds paving been set in every
available space. At the time ot going
to press two very bad cases of dis
eased tonsils ete. have been operated
on with a large nuraber more in pros
pect. The opportunity presented for
parents to have their children treated
without going away from home, ac
counts in a measure for this. The pro
ceeds realized from the social Xmas
Eve, will also be used to defray the
expense of children needing attention
if not in a position‘to pay the regular
charge. Dls. Thorpe and Meyer are
assisting in the good work. Much
credit is due Mr. and Mrs. Jackson in
being instrumental in securing the
services of these good people and in
devoting their time and home to the
cause. i
WL e O e |
_ i
The Honor Roll,
Finn Lawler, Albert Budde, J. H.
Kuehne, Wm. Saltenberger, Wm.
Tellefson, for H. J. Tellefson, Rock
dale, Wis.; Dan Moke, Conover; J. G.
Holland, Phelps.
Miss Minnie Stannard is fast im
proving from her recent severe illness.
MART HIRZEL
Brick, Lime, Cement,
Plaster, Etc.
Coal and Ice
* Dray and Bnggage service in
| connection. |
J. J. RODERICK
Furnitare dealer and =
Licensed Embalmer
Up to date stocks
Efixperienced. service.
. Eagle River, Wis.
“The Farmers & Merchants
~at Eagle River, Wis.
i v pays _ '
4 per cent
on Time Certificates
~ of Deposit. ,
; Announcement
| m:u the people of €agle
~ Riber and bieinity:;
¥ am prepared to do
dregsmakiug, guarantee
gatigfaction and gibe pou
superior workmanship
at prices that are right.
Welephone 109
Work called for
and delivered. -
' PETER GANDER
-~ Inter Se Masquerade
The fourth annual masquerade of
the Inter-Se club will be given Feb. 8
Proceeds will be donated to the Viias
county chapter of the American Red
Cross. Starnard’s Orchestra.
Rev. H. Schmidt was called to
Manitowoc Tuesday, by the illness of
his wife, who is to undergo an opera
tion there this week.
PRICE $1.50 A YEAR
Prefers Chamberlain’s.
*‘ln the course of a conversation with Chamse
berlain Medicinie Co.’s representative todagp,
we had occasion to discuss in a general wagr
Ihe merits of their different preparations. Afs
his suggestion 1 take pleasure in expressing:
my estimation of Chamberlain’s Cough Remms .
edy. Ihave a family of six children and hawe:
used this remedy in my home for years. E~
oonsider it the only cough remedy on the maar
ket, as I have tried nearly all kinds.”’—Earl €.
Ross, Publisher Hamilton County Republican-
News, Syracuse, Kan, ‘
- Never Hit Eagle River,
l Kagle River passed a quief, peace~
ful Sunday watering the flower beds
and looking over garden seed catalogs,
little recking that itssuburban neigh
bors in Milwaukee, Racine and Chi:
cago were wading through the hard~
est blizzard that ever swept that see«
tion. That’s what their papers:
proudly called it, and while we dom’t
believe every thing seen in print, im
this case guess it was mainly true as
our knowledge of the storm cams
Monday morning with the railroad
order to all stations along the line, te
sell no tickets for points beyond Am
tigo untii further notice, and the firstic
one ever issued here since the road
has been in existence. By next mern
ing the way was clear for any and zll
points. A2O inch snowfall aecompa-~
nied by a4sto 60 mile wind would
certainly mix things down state fully
as bad as reports said of this storm.
Mrs, Wm. Farrell arrived Wednes
day from Mercer for a brief visit at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. N. M. Emmons.