Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-07
NEWS OF THE IVEEk-
'norC Paragraphs of General Intaros4 ).
Our Readers.

NEW North was in town SATURDAY..
p. W. Nicholas of Rhinelander w o.
In town Tuesday.
When buying stationery cal, on
Deardsley and see what his has to sell
Walter starrett left Monday for
Minnesota where he has a homestead
"A young logger arrived at Dave
Cochrans Wednesday.
-Patton's mixed paints, the best in
the market at the hardware store.
Miss Sharon is visiting Mis-, Gertie
Morrison. She arrived in town Mon
| day.
large variety of paint brushes at
thghardware store.
-Rob. Downs left Monday for Mimi
esota where he will locate on soma
government land.
-Whitelead paints, oil, varniah etc
at Mack's hardware store.
Good judgement in buying and fair
prices(it selling enables L. Krom to be
of profitable service to you.
I-John Coleman and Lige Ball started
Sunday for Minnesota where they have
claims.
"A fine line of spring styles at Fred
Hall the tailor call and examine in the
OConnor block r. r. st.
Charles Jergenson returned Friday
from Neenah where he went to bury his
wifE.
v-Miss Mamie Slattery who las been
teaching school at Garth this win ter is
at home now having finished her term
Fred Hall the tailor has moved
from his old quarters to the wv edge"
in the O'Connor building. He moved
Tuesday
-D'n't forget that you can get the
Milwaukee Weekly Sentinel and the
REVIEW for one year for thesmall sum
of two dollars by applying at this Office.
The best flint glass Rochester lamp
chimneys at III. J. Macks at the same
price as the cheap grades are sold at
other places.
F. W. Mcintyre left Wednesday
noon for Chicago to lay in stock ofdly
goods and ladies dress goods. Mrs. Nc
Intyre accompanied him.
Mrs. Geo. Stiner. sister-in law of
Mrs. f.. G.. Allen who has been spending
a week or so in the village visiting at
Mr. Aliens. left for her home at
E6canaba, Michigan Friday.
Walt Bomiers mother and brother
arrived in town yesterday. Walt has
fixed up the house on the rear OF the lot
whepe his shop stands and his mother
win keep house for him.
N. A. Coleman spent several days
in Rhinelander the latter part OF the
week on legal business. He returned
home Saturday.
Jas. Walsh who has been clerking in
his brothers store during the winter re-
turned Monday to his homestead in
Minnesota. His cousin Dick johnson
who has a homestead near him went up
with him.
Fred Hall the tailor has moved his
shop into thu O'Connor block on L. H.
stoeet recently occupied by A. &. Rlch-
ison where he will be pleased to see all
his old customers and host OF ne"
ones.
DO not TAX, any risks but make
your purchase at all times at l.. krcm
store where you are assured OF hones'
Goods and honest paices. The only
place in town to get a good selection OF
clotoipg, gents furnishing goods BOOTS
shoes. hats, caps, trunks and vallses IS
at y. Kroms.
MARR1ED-at the residence OF the
brides parents in this village by R7v.
\ s. Newcomb, Mr.. Joseph I. Nema-
ohaol and Miss Lena Persohn. The
vo,,ne people will go to house keeping
at once having house furnished ana IN
,eadiness. May their life journey
+ooather be long and happy one.
The Eagle River Boat CLUB heio l's
=. onlar annual meeting of stockholders
AM. 4. 1892, and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year. Ffesi''sI,
n a. Coleman, Vice President Geo. E
dickinson. Secretary W. L. NeVliie'
Treasurer F. Beardsley.
i, Krom has no room Tor cheap
..osh and no desire to deal in It. ne
n,arntees that every articles in ms
So has oot the value in it and IS
worth every cent OF the price asAeu'
He sells the kind of goods that improve
on close inspection and stands oy sou