Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-05

Joe kathan came up from Merrill
Saturday.
r. P. Manson of Wausau was in
town Saturday
F. l.. Newell of Oshkosh was a
caller at this office Wednesday.
A large and fine assortment OF
box paper just received at Beardsley' S.
Rev. Father July of Rhinelander
held services in the Catholic church
Sunday.
Geo. A. Balm, who sprained his
knee several weeks ago, is able to be
out by the use of a cane.
Phillips is a city. The hill grant
ing it a charter has passed both
branches of the Legislature.
A fine line of trunks and valises
just received at William Persohn's
harness store on Division street.
F. +. McNichol, manager of the
Amigo Hardware Co., did business
in town Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week
William DeVOe homesteader who
is located on section twenty-five So
10 was a pleasant caller at this office
Wednesday.
A. f. Stockwell of the Sheridan
Lumber Co., who has been spending
some time at Grand Rapids, Michigan
returned to this city Friday.
Dave Patten who came down
Saturday to spend the Sabbath in
town with his family, returned Mon
day,fo his work at State Line.
ZIG. H. Thopson and F. C. lamb
ling We're among the successful tilers
on hefOrfeited Central railroad lands
TheF returned home Saturday.
10. S. Ellison of Elgin, H.. a former
resident of this place and a brother
in-law of Geo. and Henry O'ConnOr
is spending Il few days in town visit
ing his relatives.
LDLeonard Weigand who is clerking
for Dickinson & Cook went down to
Amigo Tuesday after his family. He
has rented Colman 4 Nevillc's house
on Division street.
Il. Shinkmnn representing Leitell
Bros, OF Grand Rapids, Mich, ar
rived in town Tuesday. He says
there is no question but what the
Forester mill will be rebuilt
Mrs. T.. G. Smiley's mother, Mrs.
Gibson of Linn, Waupaca county
who has been visiting in town for a
couple of weeks, left Wednesday for
Rhinelander to visit relatives there.
The test cases between the filers
and settlers which were to have been
decided at the land office at Wausau
this week Wednesday have been post
poned until the 18th OF this month.
When in want of Il sewing ma
chine why don't You patronize your
home agent? Mat Sherible is local
agent of the High Arm Improved
Singer, the best sewing machine in
in market 2Oy1
j. w. Goucher and William Monty
who were at Ashland to look over
the lands that cameintO market there
recently, returned home Saturday.
They were not thoroughly satisfied
with the outlook on the Central lands
and went further and looked over the
Omaha lands which it is expected will
come into market in the near future.
They report the woods as full OF
squatters already and say that there
are at least three men ON each claim
OF any value.
L. KFom's time has come to talk
spring clothing to you. He is going
to commence at the top of the list and
take You through his departments
showing you such line OF goods at
so close a margin that cannot be
euualled this side Of Chicago. First
there is his immense line of men sack
suits, which range in sizes from "a to
~. The cheapest suit he sells is for
$3.50 His highest price suit is $3.50,
which is equal to any $2S suit in the
market His stock of goods and his
low prices are Il surprise to every
body.
A man by the name of James
Story, of Parson, Kansas, hasinvent-
ed a machine for making artificial
eggs. The eggs are said to be OF the
same appearance as a genuine hens
egg and when cooked cannot be dis
tinguished from one. The egg ma
chine has many advantages over the
old hen that can be noticed at a mere
glance. The possessor Of an egg ma
chino will he held in high esteem by