Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-12-20
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w ASTED-A girl TO 40 mousse w Ofk
IN small family. For :rticulars
enquire OF address this Office.
Just received an elegant assert
ment Of dress goods in all designs at
Dickinson & Cooks.
H Budd, former resident of this
place now of Shiocron, has been in
| town several days this week.
Dickinson & Cook can show you
the finest line of ladies and gents silk
mu11ers, handkerchiefs and neckwear
to be found in the town.
e. w Mcintyre was among THE
throng for Wausau this week. He
went down Friday
What better Christmas present
can YOU make your wife than d nice
hanging lamp. Dickinson & Cook
can show you a fine line.
e. Horner is in town looking af-
ter his logging interests. He came
Monday.
"a 1lIlC tOl vi tIilu
plush caps jGst received at Dickinson
and Cooks.
%. B. Moon did business at the
county seat Monday and Tuesday OF
this week.
We have the most elegant assert
ment of Surah silk, velvet and pushes
in all color. and shades to he found
in the town. DICKINSON & Cook.
If your best girl goes back on you
before Christmas, do not fret but go
to Fred Hall the tailor, get a new
suit and catch another if you can.
-Four handsome trunks, & fine line
of gents slippers, flannel and jersey
shirts are going at lowest prices at
Neuman' a place at the Central House.
Steve Aldrich spent several days
In Wausau this week.
Dickinson & Cook can show the
ladies the finest line of dress flannels
to be found III the town.
Robert Stewart made a business
trip to Rhinelander Monday return
ing the next day.
tinsel. card floss and silk ribbon at
Dickinson & Cooks.
Geo Stewart was at Amigo one
d9 this week.
LENA Persohn and Edith Mcintyre
who have been attending school at
RipOn College arrived home to-day
for the holiday vacation.
IT. B. Walsh was at Wausau
Wednesday returning the next day.
He reported the city as being full OF
homestead seekers. even as early as
that.
For albums, toilet cases, etc, at
bottom prices, call at the Drug Store.
Please examine prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
The funeral of Mrs. Albert Hurl-
bert, notice of whose death appeared
in our last issue, was held at the Con
gregational church Monday forenoon
and the remains were taken to Anti
60 for burial. Several Of the relatives
and friends from this place accompa-
MED them to their last resting place.
Mart Hirzel went up to State
Line Tuesday after a party who had
been selling liquor without a license.
He returned Wednesday with his
man who was taken before Justice
Nedden and was discharged upon his
paying the officers and justice fees.
The railroad company are taking
an interest in the dam across the
Wisconsin river at Otter Rapids and
will do all in their power to aid us in
securing the right to put it in. They
have had couple of engineers up here
this week looking over the ground.
" The Eagle River Hospital Go,
have their hospital SO far finished as
to be able to receive patients and have
had two already. The upper story
of the building is warmed by hot air
and is SO arranged that the temporal
ture will not vary five degrees at any
time John Eby has been appointeN
steward and has already taken
charge.
Last Sunday evening Miss Mary