Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-02-05
Around Town.


Miss Jennie Boyington left Tues
day for Ashland.
Sheriff Lon Merrickel spent Sun
day in town.
The thermometer registered 23o
below, Tuesday morning.
Buy groceries at McConr ell Bros.
Call early and examine the new
spring styles at Fred Halls.
F. L. Newell of Oshkosh was in
town the fore part of the week.
%. B. Moon did business in Rhine
lander Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
DIR. Il. H. Heddy went to Three
Lakes Wednesday on professional
business.
Lawyer Colman was called to
Three Lakes Wednesday ON legal
business.
Fred Hall, our popular merchant
tailor, left Wednesday to solicit or
ders among the camps in the vicinity
of State Line.
buy groceries a Mcconnell Bros
MAX Sells did business at State
Line Wednesday, returning TIL ursday
F. W. Mcintyre and E. W. Ander-
son were at Three Lakes Wednesday.
J Finn LAWYER was called to Rhine
lander Thursday as q witness i'll a
Jaw suit.
I Robert Stewart returned from a
trip to Hurley where he went to pur-
chase some heavy horses for logging.
Mat Sherible returned Wednes-
day from trip to Wausau where he
went to file ON tract Of water re-
serve land.
Miss Ida Yeager, a sister OF Mrs.
William Monty, who has been visit
ing in town for the last four weeks,
left Monday for her home at Wausau.
1Buy groceries at Mcconnell Bros.
" Mrs. Levi Sexton presented her
husband with fine little girl Sun
day and he is AS proud as boy with
his first pair of boots. Mother and
child are doing well.
&c. H. Foster of Oshkosh was in
town Thursday. He came up to see
about the shipping of some lumber
which the Gerry Lumber Co., of this
place had sold to Oshkosh parties.
F. H. Green, the gentleman who
had charge of the shipping OF the
Washburn Lumber CO.'S lumber and
shingles last fall spent q few days in
town this week.
: Sheriff Lon Merrickle was in town
Thursday.
Wv. W. Forrester's mill is running
" steadily now and doing good work.
Friday they cut one hundred and
fifty seven thousand shingles and
Saturday one hundred and fifty three
thousand.
AL. Croaker wishes to inform the
public that he is prepared to furnish
and deliver hard or soft wood to any
part of the city. He has also on
hand five hundred bushels Of potatoes
which he will sell at reasonable rates.
Mart Hirzel went down to Rhine
lander Saturday to convey a prison
er to the county jail who had been
committed for thirty days with hard
labor for vagrancy.
Levi Copeland who had a RIB
broken and a splinter Of it driven III
to his lungs by kick from horse
while at work at Cash Smiths log
ging camp some two weeks ago is
slowly recovering and is able to be
up around the house.
There is 10 merchant who does
not desire to increase his business.
The way to do this is let the world
of shopper know what inducements
YOU are holding out to them by adj
vertising.-E
Mr., and Mrs. Daniel Graham
were among the passengers for
Rhinel;,nder Wednesday. Mr.. Ora
ham went down to attend a meeting
of the county board. They also at
tended the X of P. ball Wednesday
evening.
A. G. Richison has open ed con-
fectionery store and news stand in
the Denton House block which he
will run in connection with the ex-
press office If you want any thing
in his line give him iimrIls g {c,aa}lll.
,o,co .,T,- e,o+ c,,I7o,1,, az was brlIi
Ibrouoh turned and gave me ~ in hip and
tsaiI II very seyereiy a fall and SUI
ieiiu' IL spraincd ankle. The oro1 q -