Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29

is an InOVatlOn tnaC Will De hlSniy
satisfactory to their patrons and
we predict that it will add largely to
their trade.
Louis krOm wishes to close out
his winter stock by February 18th,
in order to make room for his large
spring stock which is expected at
that date. In order to do so he has
determined to make great reductions
in prices until that time. Eagle River
never has seen such low prices as he
is giving.
Although the lumbermen gener-
ally are complaining Of the lack Of
snow, those in this vicinity have no
reason to find fault. Although there
is but little snow, still there is enough
to make good sleighing and we pre-
diet that more logs will be put in in
this vicinity with less expense thaE
for a number of years.
20. w. Avery & Co.'S mill at the
mouth of Eagle River. although
small, is doing a good business this
winter 1t runs steadily and avera-
ges from thirty to thirty-tive thous-
and shingles per day with one hand
machine. They expect to put in a
saw mill in connection with it in the
spring and also to put in IN ore shingle
machines.
TO THE PUBLIC.-I wish through
the columns Of the REVIEW to wish
such OF my friends as | was unable to
see a kind goodbye and also to in
form those parties who are owing
me that | have left my accounts in
the hands of T. G.. Swift for settle
ment and that they can call on him
and pay the same.
GEO. Z. TAYLOR.
The fire department was called out
by an alarm OF fire Saturday morn
ing about six o'clock. The fire proved
to be in an out house belonging to
the Veronica which was consumed.
and kept it from spreading to the
adjoining buildings. The origin OF
the fire is unknown but it is thought
that it caught from the explosion OF
a lamp.
Geo. f. Taylor and family left
Tuesday for their new homo at Cinci-
natti. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor have re-
| sided here nearly two years and in
that time have made great many
| warm friends, who, while regretting
exceedingly their departure, are very
glad that Mr.. Taylor has secured so
fine a position, and only wish that it
was here SO that they could continue
to reside among us. They will he
especially missed in the social circles.
| That they may do exceedingly well
beyond their expectations in their
new home is the wish Of the REVIEW
in common with their other friends
here.
The Sheridan Lumber Co., is one
of the solid business concerns OF this
place, and are doing probably more
than any other one person or
firm to advance the interests OF the
village The members Of the company
all reside here and are energetic,
pushing, public spirited business men
and are foremost in every enterprise
that will materially benefit the place.
giving freely both time and money to
push it on. They are adding cOnsid-
cradle to the capacity Of their mill
here by putting in another ten block
shingle machine, one OF Perkins Ia
test improved. They also intend to
put up Il large dry kiln the coming
spring and also to build planning
mill to he run in connection with the
sa w mill. One or two more firms
like this would make the village
hum.
From our exchanges we see that
quite number OF lOgSers have brok-
Ell camp and left the woods. Tue big
snow storm this week must nave
made all such persons feel sick and
wish they had waited a few days
longer. The loggers in this vicinity
have had plenty OF snow for some
time and none OF them have even
thought Of breaking up camp. There
are full as many ii not more camps
in this season than common. Inc
folio wing is IL partial list OF those
logging near here: Gerry Lumber
Co., four camps; kathan Bros, three
camps; Day & Daniels, two camps;
Sheridan Lumber Co, one camp or
their own, James Mckinley and Rob-
ert Stewart, each one caHlp for them;
@. ". Avery, w. w. Forester, HOOg-
STRAIT & JOice, Alex Stewart Lunl-