Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-10-04
Frank Stein was at Rhinelander

Monday.
See E. s. Deckert's new lad" in
this weeks Issue.
Geo. O'Connor left Tuesday ON q
business trip to Oshkosh.
"A. NJ. Shank returned Monday
from his trip to Michigan.
A large party Of tourists arrived
in town Monday and another Tues
day.
Mrs. Max Sells is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Wausuu this
week.
Walter Scott of Merrill received
the republican nomination for state
senator.
For Sale-Horse5 and buggy.
Cheap for cash. En-, {uire of Z. s.
Deckert.
Mrs. William McGrath left We'd
nesday for u visit at Amigo and
Deerbrook.
Now is the time to order your
winter overcoats. For new styles
and cloths call on Hall the Tailor
The finest line of fan and winter
suitings ever broughtto this city can
be seen by dalling ON Heal The Tailor.
Consumption cure Warmers White
Wine of Tar Syrup. The best cough
remedy ON earth Cures cold in "a
hours. Price % & SO cts per bottle.
Louis Reingate had a finger bad
~ crushed Tuesday while aiding in
putting in the furnaces at the school
house.
While passing Hall the Tailors drop
In and see the most complete line of
cloths and Things ever. brought to
this city
Quite number In TIE village are
intending. to burn coal this winter.
About seventy-five tons have been
ordered already.
--Aliss Julia Jerome OF Detroit
Michigan who has been engaged as
teacher Of one of our schools arrived
In town Friday. She III Il cousin OF
Mrs Geo. Taylor and will make her
home with her.
Although apples are reported
scarce this year some of them are ex-
ceedingly large. Mr.. Severance il
allowing some sent by Waupaca
county relatives that measures four
teen inches in circumference.
Alex. Johnston and family left
Wednesday for Ishpelning, Michigan
where he will reside in the future. He
hardly expects to realize anything
ont of his mill and If when 1t comes
to be sold it brings enough
which it ought to to settle all debts
he will be satisfied The failure was
caused by lack OF timber to keep the
mill running steady. Mr.. Johnston
did not have the capital to buy TIM
Der and depended upon outside par
ties to furnish timber to keep the
mill running. In this he was disap.
pointed and failure was the result.
Mr.. Johnston has the sympathy of
the entire village and we are all sor-
ry to see him leave us.
Frank O'Brcin. the person men
toned last week as being under ar
rest for stealing an OvercOat, broke
Jail Sunday afternoon and escaped.
At first he tried to burn his way out.
some one on the outside brought him
some kerosene and poured it through
the CRATES of the window into a bot
tie which he had. With this he star
ted q fire in one corner which burned
about two inches into the wood
work. 1t became SO hot and smoky
that he could not stand it and he
smothered the fire out with the mat
tres off of the bed. Then small
chisel was given to him and with this
he pried off the board of the privey
seat and dug out the zinc lining and
crawled down through the hole I'M
der the JAIL He then dug out throuh
under the sill and escaped. The hole
through which he went was only ten
inches square and it must have given
him tight squeeze to get through.
TO RENT.
Business places and dwelling hous-
cs. ENQUIRE of n. A. Colman. 17tf.