Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-01-21
OF THE WEEK
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buy watch of D. NJ. Phinnev
MY goodness! What bargins at4ha
OConnor store.
John Curran of Rhinelander was in
town Wednesday.
We still have very few scale cards
on hand at this Office.
The OConnor stock will be shipped
away In a few days. -
N. A. Colman returned Saturday
from business trip to Rhinelander.
p. Bogrand is confined to his bed
with some lung trouble.
Have you bought yourself rich at
the O'Con nor sale.
Will Roderick was at Rhinelander
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
A few bargains left in mems under
wear at the O'Connor store.
How do you like the appear ance
which our new type makes?
Only few more days to buy goods
at half price at the O'Connor store.
Those new spring styles are here
call and examine at Fred Halls.
Look out for big grist of county
board proceedings next week.
Remember that D. M. Phinney war
rants all his work to give satisfaction.
John Curren of Rhinelander spent
several days in town this week
We can be found for the present in
the Dockeray building on Railroad
street.
Eye glasses, spectacles and colored
glasses at D. M..Phinaey's in the Denton
House block.
Now is the time to order your spring
suit over 500 new styles just received at
Fred Halls.
&C. S. Ellison did business in Rhine.
lander for acouple of days the latter
part of last week.
&C. S. McIndoe, the Rhinelander
dentist, left for honey ednesday after
q very successful weeks work here.
We are slightly disfgured but still
in the ring and prepared to do job work
Of all kinds on short notice.
H. J. Mack left Wednesday for
Milwaukee where he went to lay in
stock of hard ware.
&C. S. Ellison of Elgin, I'll. who has
been visiting the .O'Connors left for
home Wednesday.
They must be sold and it is a shame
to sell shoes at such ruinous prices as
they do at the O1Connor store
-chas Hall returned Thursday from
a trip in the woods where he had ben
taking orders for clothes.
Mr.. Fehr of Ironwood spenta couple
of days in town the latter part of last
week.
DIR. Haddy reports CONSIDERABLE
sickness in town. He says that he has
all that he can attend to.
Harry Fisher is nursing q crushed
finger owing to his zeal in moving out
the safe at the time of the fire.
There are several cases of grip in
town at present. Among the number
are Geo. Balm and Corral Weigand.
A watch ought to be cleaned ev,ry
year. Remembers d. NJ. Phinney in tn I,
Denton House block warrants all his
work.
F. w. Mcintyre was at Rhinelander
Wednesday and Thursday OF this week
attending a meeting of the county
board.
-Wausau had quito a scorcher Sat-
urday. A whole block right in the
business part of the city was destroyed
by fire.
The Literary Society which was to
have met tonight friday has been
postponed for one week. See program
next week.
j. D. Hoogstraat of the firm q
Hoogstraat, Joyce & Hansen returned
Wednesday from a business trip 10
Rhinelander.
Although Fred Hall bought Re"
kn;cknaeks last week he claims to be
st;l, able to furnish you wi tn as fine
suit as can be had in the market.
Rev. John Coldwell, wife and child
arrived in town Monday Mr.. Coid"el
is an evangelist and is holding meetings.
oh evening at Congregational church.