Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-19
HERE AND THERE

"A bright boy wanted at this Office
70 learn the trade.
That large stock Of reading mat
ter has arrived at Beardsley's.
Call early and examine the new
spring styles at Fred Halls.
bud Fernandez of the Oshkosh
Times was in town Tuesday.
Fred McNichol, the Amigo hard
ware man was in town Wednesday.
"A large and fine assortment of
box paperjust received at Beardsley's s.
-BoRN-Monday, March Is, to Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Champaignc, adaugh-
ter.
"A. Wellett OF Bessemer was in
town couple days the fore part of
the week
"A complete line Of spring and
summer suitings just received at Fred
Halls the tailor.
Extra copies of the REVIEW can
be had at A. c. Richison's news
stand or at this office.
l/-Geo. Stewart who has been in
Michigan for a few weeks on Il visit
returned Saturday.
Down goes McGinty. Thirteen
pounds of granulated sugar for $l.OO
at Frank Mitchell's.
Call around to the REVIEW office
and see some of the neat note heads
that we are getting out.
Town Treasurer r. b. Wash went
down to Rhinclandcr Tuesday to set
tie with the county treasurer.
II. b. Haywood the Marshfield in
surance agent did business in town
fine fore part OF this week.
A. 3. Crane of Crane Bros. of Osh-
kosh came down from their logging
camp Wednesday and took the train
for home,
Chairman Daniel Graham attend
ed a meeting of the county board at
Rhinclander Tuesday and Wednesday
vi this week.
--Eranl Dcardslcy has received that
elegant line OF wall paper mentioned
in our last issue. Call and makcyo
selections while the stock is fresh.
There was a sleiSht error in our
last issue. 1t was Ahnapec. kceWaunee
co., where II. j. Mack had been for
the last two weeks.
Pred Hall has just received full
lire of samples forspring and summer
suitings Of both foreign and domestic
goods. Call and examine.
6. S. Curtis the Wausuu lumber
men has been in town several days
this week trying to buy some logs.
He left for home Wednesday noon.
H. G. Davis and his partner, shin
Gle buyers of Galesville, H., were in
town the latter part of last week and
the fore part OF this buying shingles.
A. q. Richison has the finest line
of box paper in town. Hecan supply
YOU with any grade you may desire
from thirty to sixty cents per box.
The Gerry Lumber Co.'S saw mill
which has been shut down since last
Thursday afternoon on account of a
break down has been repaired and
will start up again this evening.
We have just received the largest
stock of envelopes ever carried in
town. We have an especially fine as
sortment OF colored envelopes. CAP
around and leave your order.
Tuesday was st. Patrick's day
and it was very quiet in town, there
being but few of the men in from the
woods. 1t was celebrated by a pub
lie dance in the evening at Howard 4
TOOley's hall.
ID. Carlisle and G. w. Penil of At
crimson, Kansas have been liz town
several days the latter part OF last
week and this trying to buy up logs
and standing pine to stock their large
lumber yard at that place.
f. G. Allen returned Friday from
his Madison trip. He reports the dam
bill az all right and sure to go through
n. A. Colman is at Madison now look
ing after it and will probably remain
until it is finally disposed OF.
Al. Croaker wishes to inform the
public that he is prepared to furnish
and deliver hard or soft wood to any
,Sart of the city. lie has also on
Hand five hundred bushels ofpotatoes
xbich he will sell at reasonable rates.
~ H. J. Mack S business is increas-
;ng so that he has been Obliged to hire