Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-26
HERE AND THERE


"A bright boy wanted at this office
70 learn the trade.
Call early and examine the new
spring styles at Fred Halls.
e. NJ. Clark OF Watersmeet did
business in town the fore part of the
week.
Cash Smith has finished his log.
g1ng near Conover and broke camp
Saturday.
j. G. Lewis of Amigo was in town
last Thursday, as was also + red Nc
Nlchol of the same place.
Mrs. Sam Reed has been very sick
for several days and Is still confiued
to her bed.
Henry O'Connor and Vail Stew
art left Monday to take in the sigh 1s
ut Madison.
-BoRN-Sunday, March %, to Mr..
and Mrs. r. y. Downs, Il twelve
pound boy.
"A complete line of spring and
summer suitings just received ut Fred
Halls the tailor.
Extra copies of the REVIEW can
be had ut A. &. Richison's news
stand OR MT fhis OfF1co
Down goes McGinty. Fourteen
pounds IF granulated sugar for $1.OO
at Frank Mitchell's.
Call arounu to the REVIEW office
and see some of the neat note heads
that we are getting out.
Fred Hanson OfTomahawk, dist
riot scalcr for this district spent sew
eral days in town the fore part OF the
week
--latest popular society novels by
best authors, also the finest line of
candies and nuts at A. G.. RichisOn's,
in Denton House block.
Fred Hall has just received a full
lire OF samples forspring and summer
suirinGs of both foreign and domestic
goods. Call and examine.
Jas. Mckinley, who has been put
ting In logs for the Sheridan Lumber
Co., left Wednesday for his home at
Phillips.
A. G. Richison has the finest line
fof box paper In town. Hecan supply
you with any grade you may desire
rom fifteen to sixty cents per box.
-Wah Lee has Just received guam
tity of tea direct from China. 1t is
the genuine article and II you want
some ten that il tea you can't do bet
ter than to- buy of him at the laundry
We have just received the largest
stock of envelopes ever carried in
town. We have an especially fine as
sortment of colored envelopes. Cali
around and leave your order.
AL. Croaker wishes to inform the
public that he is prepared to furnish
and deliver hard or soft wood tOany
part of the city. he has also ON
hand five hundred bushels of potatoes
which he will sell q reasona Die IA tes.
The loggers are beginning TO get
their winters work done and are
coming in out of the woods. Joe
Kathan's crew ON Seven Mile creek.
finished putting In logs and broke
camp Tuesday.
chine why don't You patronize your
home agent? Mat Sherible ia local
agent of the High Arm Improved
Singer. the best sewing machine In
in market. 20y1
Herman Finger, manager OF the
Gerry Lumber Co., involuntarily took
u pretty cool bath Saturday. The
man who was lacking logs ut the slip
quit and being short handed, Mr.
Finger took his place. While at work
there he made a misstep and went
into the river all over, but got out
again without any serious results ex-
cept a good wetting.
IN, A. Colman returned Wednes-
day from his trip to Madison where
he went in the interests Of the Otter
Rapids dam bill. He reports that
the bill was on the calender for We'd
nesday and was sure to pass the as
sembly. Also that there was not
much if any opposition to 1t In the
the senate.
There are quite q number ofcases
of grip" in town. Nearly MI ofSam
Walters family except himself have
been afflicted with it and Mrs. Wal
ters and two OF the children are