Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-07-28
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Il. r. 1HSCnlor JcWolGf. y llSt IS
ceivel a fine line of day and one day
clocks, also small alarm clocks.
e. f. Mechler Jeweler always car
ries full line of watches, chains,
charms, breaches, silver ware and spec
tacles.
Miss May Smith who has been spen-
ding some months visiting an uncle at
Portage returned home the latter
part of last week.
Those fall and winter samples of
the latest styles are here, call and ex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere we
guarantee all our work Fred Hall the
tailor.
Joe Day of tho firm of Day & Danills
Rhinelander loggers, was in town Tues
day attending a meeting of the board of
review.
Roy McGill who has been at Inter-
Tor and Watersmeet all summer work
ing at his trade, plastering, is at home
again.
Louis Krom returned Monday
| from his trip to Chicago where he went
to buy goods for his stores here and
at Watersmeet.
Mrs. Mart Hirzel and her sister
Miss Allen left yesterday for Waters
meet to spend few days visiting their
mother Mrs. I. Madden.
C. FL. Haddy is putting the shell
wing back into his building corner of
Wall and Main streets and getting ready
to put in stock of drugs.
Judge Alban of Rhinelander was in
town Thursday and Friday of last wsek.
He came over to install the officers of
the masonic lodge of this place.
Mcintyre has his new building on
Wall street about completed. The ma
sons did the plastoring and built the
chimney the fore part OF the week.
Hugh O'Donnell and other Home
stead Strikers who were arrested for
murder in connection with the riots
there were released on $4,000 bail.
The Wausau ball club wants to try
conclusions with our nine and offers to
come up here and play if if we will pay
them fifty dollars for their expenses.
If you have friends visiting you
make a little note of it and send it to
the paper. 1t is impossible for us TO
know all the items of interest WHICH oc-
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w. J. Smith and daughter of Chica
go have been spending a few days in
town visiting the family of Mr. James
Morgan. Mr.. Smitl. is heavily inter-
ested in numbering at Birnomwood
JAS. Logg who has been spending
some time in Minnesota where he has a
homestead, returned to town Monday
While away he saw several of the boys
from here who have claims up there.
Thomas Mcqueen of Ripon has
rented Mcintyre & Hollands dwelling
house and with his family moved in
Saturday He is a contractor and logger
and expects to follow that business here
" Mrs. Frank Quinn of Clintonville
who has been spending a few days in
town with her brother and sister. A. II.
Stevens and Mrs. Samuel Walters, re-
turned to her home in Clintonville,
Monday.
The train which goes through here
three times 81 week to connect with the
limited at Monico now goes through to
Hurley instead of stopping at Gogebic.
This will be a great convenience to
travellers going north.
n. .Slattery who owns the building
from which Mr.. Mechler has just moved
his jew -lry store will put a new roof on
it and fix it up to be used in connection
with his hotel either as q kitchen and
dining room or else for sleeping rooms.
The railroad company have given
up their fight over the Division street
tlliN W. 4Ahto i'>So w A-s'' v Win
crossing put in in a few days. This will
be IA great convenience to persons
having business in that side OF the vii
lage.
y Miss Phoeba Langill has opened q
grocery store in Richmonds building.
Here you can get all kinds of fancy gro
ceries, tea, and coffee and canned goods
of the best quality. She also has a
stock of excellent kitchen tin ware.
Give her call.
e. F. Mechler is moving his stock
of iewelry into the building formerly
occupied by Hall Bros. as tailor shop.
This will give him a good deal more
room and chance to display his stock
to better advantage. He has been so
crowded in his present quarters that it
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