Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-05-05

week experimenting the closing out OF
their business Lere.
Mrs. Ed. Fredericl1s who has been
sick for some time is considerable bet
ter. She left Monday for Ashland to
put herself under the care of DR.. Rein
hardt.
F. w. Mcintyre has moved the old
Johnston office onto his lot on Main
street and fixed it up somewhat and
rented it to Alex Higgins who will use
it rs town clerks office.
In spite of the rains this week the
water in the streams is very low and a
majority of the llunbermcn find it nee
essary to build dams this spring in or
der to get their logs out.
The circuit court decided the Minoc-
qua contest for chairman in favor of
Mercer the contestant, holding that
! the establishment of precinct at Man
itowish was illegal.
The town board have attached the
stock Of Max Marcus to collect the five
dollars per diem license for the time he
was selling here. The ease will proba-
bly, be contested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miner spent
Monday and Tuesday in town visiting
friends Mrs. Miner VIII be remember
ed as Miss Lou Holmes who taught one
of the departments in our school last
GEAR and the year before.
Arthur ODay, the young son of
Mr. and Mrs. Bat O'Day has been very
sick for the last five or six days. For
several days it was thought that he
could not possibly recover but he is get
ting better now although very slowly.
John O'Day came up from Merrill
Saturday to take charge of the I. i.
Scott Lumber Co. drive in the place Of
his brother Bat who was called away by
the serious illness of his little boy.
Al Hulburt and family left Monday for
Tomahawk whore Mr.. Hulburt has Sc
cured q summers Job on the new Catho-
lid church which E. 3. Ryder, formerly
of this place, has the contlrct for build
ing.
Prom tho present out look thore
will be full as many saloons in town the
present year as there YVES last. TWO or
three ofsthe old firms have gone out Of
business but their places have been
taken by n21 men.
The democratic county convention
Was held at Rhinelander Friday The
Delegates from here were e. J. D2ch2rt,
\. McKenzie. n. A. Coleman, J. II.
Kuehne and Max Sells. A. W. Shelten
of Rhinelandor and n. A. Colman OF
this place were elected delegates TO the
state convention at Milwaul1oa.
Mrs. Maggie Merrill has rented the
Stein house on Second Stroct and Will
move into it the first Of next week. AS
soon as She gets settled she viii open Il
dressmal<ing shop. She has number
of good references from the best and
most fashionable people in Wausau
where she was formerly in the same
business. Give her trial.
The School b2anl h2T2 m2d, q
much needed improvomontin The school
ground. They have set out q row o.
thrifty young naples clear around the
Grounds and on each side OF the walk
from the entcrauce to the school build
ing. This in addition to those set last
wear will make our school yard one OF
the handsomest in The couAtry.
During the past ten days State ana
district conventions have been held in
number of the States TO elect delegates TO
the republican national convention at
Minneapolis atd the democratic nation
al convention at Chicago. 50 many OF
The DELEGATES have been elected that it
is possible to get II pretty fair idea OF
who will be chosen as standard bearer
in each convention. Withoutany quos-
tion Harrison will be renominated at
Minneapolis. He has a large majority
of the delegates already chosen. His
friends even claim that there are al
ready enough elected who have been in
structed or are known to be for him to
give him majority even if all OF the
delegates yet TO be elected should be
opposed TO him. SO far there are only
the Colorado and q part OF the Michigan
delegation that have been instructed
for any one else. Besides Harrison the
only avowed candidates for the repubii-
can nomination are Alger Of Michigan.
and Blair Of New Hampshire, neither
of whom have any chance. # by any
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