Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-22

Dent forget that you can get TIL
Milwaukee Weekly Sentinel and tn
REVIEW for one year for thesnlall sur
of two dollars by applying at this office
Nov is the time to begin ADVERT
ing for the holidays. Get all the trad
you can, ard the way to get it is by judi
ious advertising.
It is reported from Washington tina
ex-Secretary Blaine is dangerously sicl
and his death is expected at any NOM
emit He is SO low that rumors of hi
death have been current in Washington
several times lately.
Boss Wall of Milwaukee is Spoken
of for a cabinet position. 1t is said tina
the visit Of Villas and Dickinson tx
Cleveland lately was in his interest ant
that he stands a very good show to b.
appointed.
The tax roll is about completed an6
will be in the hands Of the treasurer the
first of the week. The rate is AS pei
cent, atriie higher than last year oW
ing to the large county and state tax
which is NECESSARY to raise this year.
Last summer When Prof. Williams
circus was in town DR.. Haddy lost val
liable oyercoat. Yesterday Prof. Will
Jams was in town again and was wear
ing the Identical coat. DIR. Haddy re
cognized it and with the aid OF Police
man Minton persuaded the Prof. to re-
turn it,
-While at Duluth a few days ago we
had the pleasure of meeting quite a
number Of former residents CT this
place Among them were G. L. Sheri-
dan, Lou Neuman, Doug NTark, Wilt
man McDougal, Dave Cochran, Ben
Wark and others.
Mrs. Mary J. Hobart was at Rhine
lander the fore part Of the week visit
ing 8 married daughter. She had in
tended spending several days visiting
in Merrill and Nausau before
returning but was called home by the
illness Of her son Jam9s.
Gilbert Ogden, brother Of William
Ogden. was married at Kaukauna, " ed
nesday, to Eva t. Baker. They will
reside at Waupaca Oneida Herald,
Bert will be remembered by 3 great
MANY Of cur readers as he made many
friends here while Gle .kiag in Neuman S
store,
some Of tho business men Of the
village have organic q an athletic
club for physical culture. They have
rented the building used by Stewart &
Scott as q store until they went out q
business here. They have fixed the
building up il good shape and furnish
ed il with Indian ciuhs, dumb bells.
boxing gloves, horizontal bar, parallel
bars, rings etc. etc. Geo. E. Dic}in-
son is president OF the club, I, -.
Walsh, secretary and n. A, Co}man,
treasurer.
Quite q serious accident happened
to Bat ODay who has charge of one Of
the i. 3. Scott Lumber Co.'S. comps
near Conover last Sunday. He was en-
gagged in loading a sprinkler with block
ana tackle. He went to strIig hten out
the chain not knowing that the hocse
was hitcned on when the horse started
up suddenly catching his hand in the
block and tearing Of two fingers and
the flesh all Off Of another, He
came to town and Dr. Neville dressed
his hand. 1t is hoped that one Of the
injured fingers can be saved but it was
necessary to amputate the other two.
N. Emmons had u fellow arrested
Tuesday for stealing q gun. 1t appears
that She fellow had been boarding with
Mr.. Emmons and had pat 40 the gun
as security for his board. He then stole
the gun and trad ID Il FOR Il watch. H
then bought ticket for Elgin. III! He
was arrested at Amigo upon telegram
from the officer here and was brought
here for trial He wa taken before
Justice Colman where he plead guilty
and was fined ten dollars and costs
amounti-g to about thirty-fiva dol