Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-02-12
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Buy groceries at Mcconnell Bros.
The finest line of confectionery in
town at A. G. RichisOn's in Denton
| House block.
Attorneys Colman and Moon
were at Three Lake Tuesday on
| legal business.
| A. Mesker of Three Lakes, Sheriff
OF Forest county, was in town Mon
day and Tuesday OF this week.
Benz Mcconnell left Thursday on
a business trip to Mcllen on the Cent
raj road.
e. NJ. Clark of Watersmeet spent
several days in town the fore part OF
| the week.
Frank Beardsley expects to put
in the largest stock OF reading mat
ter ever before shown in the city.
Buy groceries at Mcconnell Bros
i Mrs. I. 3. Madden of Milwaukee,
Sister OF F. l.. Wise, With her family
moved into town Friday and viii
make it their home.
Lawyer Colman is rushed with
! legal business these times and Keeps
! two clerks busy most OF the time
| We have been SO crowded with
| legal business this week that we have
| had no time to give to the paper,
| hence the scarcely of locals.
Rev. Father j uly of Rhinelander
was in town Sunday and held scrvi-
ces in the Catholic church
M Holland who has been in the
woods for Mr. Mongen for some time
returned home Thursday to go to
work on the county bridge across
Mud creek.
The popula ton Of Wisconsin ac-
cOrding to the official figures Just re-
ceived from the census bureau, is
/, $685. $50.
Waldo Sweet who represents B.
! +. & II. l.. Sweet of FOn du Lac
manufacturers OF the "COmmOn
Sense sleigh made Il professional
trip to this place Monday.
Ed Shinkman of Grand Rapids,
Michigan arrived in town Saturday,
called here by thefire atFOrresters mill
in which the gentleman, Mr.. Lietell,
whom he represents, is Interested.
Mrs d. DOnnlin. q daughter of
MIS-. O'Cunnur, who has been visiting
in the village for the last two weeks,
returned to her home at Eau Claire
Friday.
A Mr.. Graves, a shingle buyer
from Grand Rapids, Michigan, spent
several days the latter part OF last
week and before part Of this in town.
He left for home Wednesday.
According to late reports, Gen.
Sherman is dying In New York. He
is the last one OF the great Union
generals of the rebellion and his death
will emphasize the fact that the gen
Grafton of the war heroes is rapidly
passing away.
The man who observed that the
large rivers generally happened to
run close to the large cities, has now
discovered that the firms that do the
largest amount OF business, generally
happen to have the largest advertise
mnntS in the D1ppr -EX
For the last two weeks there has
been big call for extra copies OF the
REVIEW, the persons buying explain
ing that they wished to send them to
friends. That is right, let yourfrienfls
out OF town know what kind OF a
place we have here by sending them
copies OF the paper.
Archie Mcleod had a narrow es-
cape from being run over by the cars
last Tuesday. While attempting to
board the south bound passenger
train, he slipped and fell under the
cars. He succeeded in rolling out
| lust in time to escape being cut in
pieces.
The county board concluded that
they could build the bridge across
Mud creek ch aper than they could
get it done by letting the contract.
They have put it under the charge OF
Daniel Graham and it will be built at
once. Work has already been begun
/ ont ho C,,ilns for if
Quite a large party from here
went up to Ashland Monday to look
over the forfeited Wisconsin Central
lands which comes into market Feb.
%, under the homestead law. Among
the number we noticed G. II. ThOmp-
son, r. D. Mcleod, j. w. Goucher, +.