Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-12-27
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"A iuli HE OF laultS ana gents I'M
derware at Dickins IN & Coz II
Peter Stein of State Line spent
Christmas in town with the family of
hi, brother Frank,
-WASTED-.i girl to do house work
in q small family. For particulars
enquire or address this office.
Just received at Dickinson &
Cooks an elegant assortment of
dress goods in all designs.
Al. Icke OF Milwaukee came up
Thursday to spend the holidays with
friends in town.
Dickinson & Cook can show the
ladies the finest line of dress fiannels
in town.
From letter received by one of
his friends we learn that A. NJ Shank
will be here with his family in about
| Il week.
An elegant line of ladies hosiery
can he found at Dickinson & Cooks
Call and examine it.
-Chas Hall was up the line for a
few days the fore part Of the week
taking orders among the camps for
suits. He met with good success.
Ladies' call and examine the fine
lineyof hoods and fascinators just re-
ceNed at Dickinson & Cooks
T-Mrs. William McGrath and her
brother Lancey Burke left Tuesday
for Fond du Lac to spend the holt
days with friends.
Dickinson < Cook can show YOU
Il fine assortment OF hand mirrors
and toilet cases.
Marx Eellis, formerly of Wausau,
nOW%tef Section 10, town 39-9 came
| in OFF OF his farm Saturday and went
down to Wausau to get some seed
potatoes.
We have the most elegant assert
ment of surrah silk, velvets and
pushes in all cOlOrs and shades ever
brought in town.
Dickinson & Cook.
Jacob Sherry and family Of Apple
ton, who have been visiting in town
for a couple of eeks left to-day for
home. :
In about twenty days we will
have the most complete line OF spring
and summer suitings ever shown in
Eagle River. Wait for them
a->s FRED HALL, the Tailor.
Only five or six from here were
fortunate to file on any of the water
reserve lands. Wausau parties got
the cream. AmOng<the well known
parties WHO filed On choice selections
were Mark Bells and Findley Nc
Donald.
" Dive P'atten went to State Line
Tuesday, He has been engaged to
superintcnd the shipping Of the Beech
& Libbey lumber at that place which
has been purchased by a Mr.. Jeffries
of GAINESVILLE.
The engine building caught fire
this morning about seven O'Clock,
The fire cOmpay responded promptly
to the alarm and the fire was put out
without much damage. The fire
caught in the roof from q spark from
he smoke stack.
l. Il, %c,i IN Npf
good holiday trade in spite OF the
closeness of money. Nor was the
tradg confined entirely to articles of
necessity.
-The heavy wind Tuesday morn
ing blew the familiar sign of Fred
Hall the tailor to the ground but
Fred Hall still remains with his needle
and shears ready to make you q coat,
pants Or vest that will mot rip, tear or
wear out.
Mr., and Mrs. r. j. Sheridan and
Mrs. Sheridan's mother, Mrs. Punches
went down to Rhinelander Thursday
to eat their Christmas dinuer with
Mas. John Reardon who is u daugh-
of Mr.. and Mrs Sheridan.
Mart HirZel went down to Rhine
lander Friday with Il man who had
heen using vile and abscene language
on the streets and had been accom-
mSdated to ten days lodging in the
county Jail by Justice Moon.