Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-01-29
Buy groceries at Mcconnell Bros.


-Patronize your home merchants.
Buy your groceries at Mcconnell
Bros.
Now is the time to lay in your
wood for next winter.
Buy fancy groceries at Mcconnell
Bros.
w. E. Congdon a Chicago shingle
buyer spent Sunday in town.
Now is the time to save money
by buying goods at Louis Krom's.
II. B. Walsh went down to the
county seat Monday to pay the state
tax.
e. G. Allen left Monday for Madi-
son in the interests of the Otter Rap
ids dam.
&C. L. Perry accompanied by his
two sons went down TO Wausau
Tuesday.
j w. Peck who is in the woods
at State Line visited his family in
town Friday.
r. e. Burdick of Watersmeet at
tended meeting OF the Odd Fellows
lodge Wednesday evening.
Chairman Graham attended a
meeting of the county board at Rhine
lander Monday and Tuesday.
Fred Hall has just received a full
lire of samples forspring and summer
suitings OF both foreign and domestic
goods. Call and examine
Mrs. VIM. McGrath and her broth
err Clarence Burke who have been Wis
iting relat ives in Fond du Lac for
several weeks returned home Satur-
N.
Mrs. Mowrey OF Three Lakes,
mother of Mrs. William Murphy.
came up Friday and spent a few days
in town visiting her daughter.
The people are beginning to find
out that Geo: A. Balm keeps as fine a
stock of fancy groceries as can be
found in the city.
Mcconnell Bros, have Just received
Il new invoice of furniture. Among
the lot we noticed fine bedroom
set.
-Forrpster's mill which was shut
down for Il couple of days last week,
owing to a break down, started up
again Monday.
&C. S. McIndoe, the Rhinelander
dentist arrived in town Thursday
and will stay until Tuesday or We'd
nesday OF next week.
-'N. Ii. NcGrath Of Fond du Lac
has been visiting his brother William
here for few days. He arrived in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie Madden took the
train Wednesday for Rpon in com
pany with her daughter May who is
going to attend Ripon college.
The Denton House has had u big
run OF commercial guests this week.
Among the number we noticed Mr..
Meinhammer of Appleton and little
Willie Webster.
The Hotel Veronica is doing a
good business this winter. Besides
doing a large transient business it is
crowded with steady boarders.
With three mills running all win
ter in addition to the regular winters
trade from the loggers our merchants
have no reason to complain OF their
trade this winter.
Jack O'Day, head pusher for the
Scott Lumber Co., of Merrill has been
in town several days this week look
ing after the logging interests OF that
company.
I s-l>obert Vial, ar Old man who
has worked for the terry Lumber
Co., and Mr.. Finger for the last fifteen
years died at the hospital Tuesday.
Thursday the remains were taken to
Appleton by Il son for burial.
-Lige Sturdeyant, the gentleman
who succeeded Mcintyre as clerk OF
court was in town Saturday. AL
though "Iige" lack a number OF
pounds OF being as heavy as Frank,
still he manages to hold the office
down in good shape.
Henry Osborne of Rhinelander,
formerly a compositor in this office
and now foreman Of the Oneida Her
aid office, spent Sunday in town WIS.,
fling We editor and family and other
friends.
In answer to several letters OF in
quiry received lately, asking the SIZE
of the village, it's future prospects,the