Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-22

-ROOms to rent, Enquire OF +. j.
Deckert.
Notice the change in Louis Krom's
ad. this week.
Fred Horn OF Oshkosh was in
town to-day.
Thursday is the day we are ex-
pected to eat turkey.
STRAINED honey, fifteen cents per
pound at Il. s. Deckerts meat market.
-WANTED.-A girl to do general
homework. Enquire at the REVIEW
Office.
Day & Daniels of Rhinelander
have purchased e. L. Mitchels logs
near Conover
w. w. FORESTER was at Amigo
this week. He is having considerable
bother with the engine at his mill.
The Gerry Lumber Co. expect to
haye their mill ready to start up for
tbe winter the 18th of next month.
" Sam Reed has rented a part of
the Richmond building and will put
in Il stock Of goods in a few days.
If you are In hurry for your
job work, remember and bring in
your order the fore part Of the week.
A. w. Brown of Rhinelander was
seen on our streets Thursday. They
have three camps ut work in this
town.
Fred Hall the tailor is the boy to
60 tVif you want hobby suit Of
clothes, an pvcrcOat, a good pair of
pants, Il coat or a vest.
David Patterns little boy, about
eight years of age has been very sick
this week with typhoid fever but is
getting better now.
The Mckinley bill has raised the
price of everything, but Fred Hall the
tailor is still turning out tirst-class
suits at the old prices.
Edwin Brazeli returned Saturday
from Oshkosh and other points below
where he had been to look after Il
lumber deal in which he is interested.
jay Cook was In Oshkosh on a
visit when called home by the news
of the death Of his grandmother. He
took the first trainhome but did not
arrive here until after the funeral
Miss Maud Taylor is canvassing
for the Youths Companion. This is
a bright readable paper for young
folks and should be taken in every
family where there are young people.
II. A. Flynn, salesman for Davis
& Fehr of IronwoOd has been in town
several days this week with q large
stock of dry goods. cloaks and jack
cts. He has had good success and
sold large amount of goods. He
makes regular trips, coming here
about once in every six weeks.
The Ladies' Aid Society intend
making a fair in a few days for the
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to the public large number of arti-
cles both useful and ornamental suit
able for holiday gifts. Their coilec-
ton will include a large number OF
toys for the little folks.
Last Tuesday a couple of women
of the town We're arrested for stealing
clothes off from Mrs. Reingate's eliot hes
line. The articles were found in their
possession and they were taken be-
fore Justice Moon where they pleaded
guilty and were fined twenty dollars
and costs amounting to little over
twenty-eight dollars.
Mrs. f. G. Smiley has secured the
agency for the White Sewing Machines
1t has all the latest improvements
and is one of the best machines in the
market If you are in need of a sew
ing machine call on her. You willI
find tho machine Just what you want
with the further advantage OF low
prices and easy terms.
Oats and feed will be big item
with loggers this winter. They are
a great deal higher than they have
been in years, oats costing from for
ty-eight to fifty-one cents per bushel
laid down i'm car load lots and feed
from twenty-five to thirty dollars a
ton. Labor is also higher this Win