Vilas County, Wisconsin Local News Items

Vilas County Wisconsin
Local News Items

EAGLE RIVER (12 Feb. 1916)
----Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 12 Feb. 1916; transcribed by Marla Zwakman

EAGLE RIVER, Wis. – Albert Wiel left for Chicago Monday on a business trip.

W. R. Raymond is passing the week with relatives at Madison.

Stefan Bocia left for Rochester, Minn., Thursday.

Mrs. W. H. Ryer went to Phelps, Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Albert Finch.

William Sattenberger left Saturday for a couple of weeks business trip to Appleton, Racine and other downstate points.

Miss Stella Carlin of Ashland arrived Tuesday to take a position as stenographer at the Sanborn company’s office.

Miss Doris Emmons left for Winegar, Monday where she will act as substitute teacher for the next few weeks, filling a vacancy caused by illness. Mrs. N. M. Emmons accompanied her daughter.

William Hunter returned Wednesday from a trip to Green Bay.

Mrs. M. J. Stromberg left Friday morning to pass a few weeks in Milwaukee.

John Murphy of Montello arrived Wednesday to pass a week or so at the William Murphy home.

Matt Heizel was among those who welcomed President Wilson and party in Milwaukee.

W. C. Arnold spent Saturday at Three Lakes.

The chicken supper given by St. Ignatius guild on Thursday evening added $28 to cash on hand.

Mrs. F. G. McIntyre was hostess to the Inter Se club at her home Tuesday night.

Mrs. A. H. Stevens entertained a number of ladies last Thursday at a five o’clock tea.

Eagle River (Mar. 18, 1916)
----Source: Duluth News Tribune (Duluth, St. Louis County, Minn.) 18 Mar. 1916; mz Submitted by FoFG

EAGLE RIVER, Wis. – Stefan Boca was an over-Sunday visitor with friends at Ashland.

County Representative Oscar Gunderson returned Saturday from a trip to Ashland.

Mrs. Louise Stromberg arrived from Milwaukee Tuesday to her place on Bont lake.

William H. Radcliffe returned Tuesday from a week’s visit at Milwaukee and Oshkosh.

Miss Susie Frankel left Saturday afternoon for a visit with relatives at Crystal Falls, Mich.

Mrs. J. A. Dziengielewski returned to Chicago Monday after passing a few weeks with her husband.

Miss Lena Simon returned to her home at Appleton Monday after passing several months at the home of her sister, Mrs. Arthur McGill.

Mrs. A. S. Lalla, who has been visiting here with her husband the last two weeks, returned Saturday morning to Chicago.

J. E. Sullivan returned from Chicago Tuesday, where he had been on a business visit, returning with a carload of draft horses for Sanborn company.

Supt. A. J. Austin went to Winegar on a school inspection visit Tuesday.

Mrs. Frank Adams and children returned from Wausau Monday.

The St. Ignatius guild were entertained by Mrs. George Fuller Thursday.

Mrs. P. J. Gaffney returned Wednesday from Eau Claire, where she was called by the death of her mother.

Courthouse officials Saturday afternoon saw two deer cross the courthouse yard, followed a few minutes later by a large dog. The animals went to Higgins’ woods. They were chased from across the river.

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