Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-03-12

celVed at Beardsley's.
-BoRN-Thursday, March 18th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Steinmetz, girl
A large and fine assortment OF
ooX paperjust received at Beardsley's
j. A. Morrison and f. c. Tamb-
ling left Saturday to look over the
forfeited Omaha railroad lands
j. w. Goucher and Levi Sexton
teft Tuesday to look over the unsur-
veyed lands in the Rainey river coun-
try in Minnesota.
It j. and G. l.. Sheridan OF the
sheridan Lumber Co., made a busi-
ness trip to Rhinelander Monday
H. j. Mack, who has been below
in NanitowOc county forseveral days
attending the sick bed OF his wife's
mother, returned home Tuesday.
Moses Horton received a telegram
Monday announcing the death of his
mother at Wausau. He left the same
day for that city to attend the funeral,
Mrs. Sam. Walters went to Clin-
tonvillesWednesday to attend the flu
neral Of her father who died there the
day before.
Mrs. William Gebhart left Wednes-
day to spend a few weeks visiting
relatives ct Green Bay.
A fine line of trunks and valises
just received at William Persohn's
harness store on Division street
Mrs N. Shank of Ely, Minnesota,
arrived in town to-day, Thursday
and is visiting the family OF her broth
er-in-law A. NJ. Shank
W, w. Forester left Saturday on
a business trip to Grand Rapids, Mich.
He went to make arrangements for
rebuilding his shingle mill and getting
the machinery <
N. A. Colman left Wednesday for
Madison where he will probably re-
main for 8 week or so. He went
| down to help keep our dam bill fresh
in the minds OF the legislators.
L. e. Leighton Of Princeton, who
spent n number Of days here couple
OF weeks ago buying time checks, ar
rived In town again to-day and will
remain some time.
1t is reported that Johnson &
Patchen Of the Oneida Herald Of Rhine
| lander contemplates starting paper
in this village with Henry Osborne
who Is now foreman In the Herald
o1ice MS manager.
When in want of sewing ma
chine why don't You patronize your
home agent? Mat Sherble is local
agent Of the High Arm Improved
in market. 20yl
There will be u grand st. Patrick g
dance at the Village Hall, Tuesday
evening, March 18th. All are invited
| to attend. The best Of music has been
engaged and O. good time is assured
! Supper will be served at K. LaWless
! restaurant. ~
! Last Tuesday aftcrn Don the Gerry
| Lumber Co.'S boat house, near their
log slip, caught fire and, with half q
dozen boats that were in 1t, burned
to the ground. The origin Of the fire
is a mystery. When it was discovered
it was mass Of flames on the inside
: and nothing could be got out.
Mrs. !. 3. Madden of Milwaukee
! has opened a dressmaking establish
mont III the rooms over Stevens feed
store on Division street. She is Jus t
from the metropolis OF the state and
has all Of the latest styles and fash
ions and those wishing dressmaking
done will do well to call on her 4w
Last Sunday we were treated to
the severest snow storm OF the sea.
continued all night and nearly all of
the next day. Nearly Il foot Of snow
was added to what we already had.
which made 1t SO deep in the woods
logging operations and to nccessitate
the use Of snow plows to plow out
the roads before hauling could be re-
sumed.
The death of little Selsie Tierney
from diptheria Wednesday caused al
most panic in town. 1t was repor-
ted that the disease was epidemic In
town and rumors of number of diff
lerent children being down with II
were tioaing around. The school
board was besiesed by anxious par
ents requesting that the schools be
closed at once After making care.
full examination, the board found that
the most OF the stories floating around