Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-08-11
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play in Rhinelander Sunday. They
will drive over with teams.
One day last week valuable horse
owned by r. w. Mcintyre broke his leg
and had to be killed.
Sherman Clark who has been very
sick with typhoid fever is some better
His father from Indiana is here nursing
him.
w Fl. Dawley editor of the Amigo
Special is one of Mr.. Lynch's fishing
party who are spending few days in
town.
On account of the firemans dance,
Mr.. Kuehne has postponed the dance
which was advertised for his hall Sat
urday night for one week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Forester re-
turned Monday from Watersmeet where
they had been visiting married daugh-
ter.
Dan Graham left Tuesday with a
party for big ST. German lake to survey
out the balance of the highway between
this place and Minocqua.
Judging from the comments we
hear the T, B. Walsh letters from
Oregon are proving very interesting
reading. A short one appears in this
weeks issue.
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.
BY the use of a figure / instead
of figure our composition made us
say last week that school commenced
Aug. 10, instead OF Aug. 20, as we
wrote it,
The Sheridan Lumcer Co. broke
one of the engines in their mill last
Thursday and were Obliged to shut
the single mill down until it could be
fixed.
Mrs Madden has just received fine
large assortment OF ladies', Miss and
children's fine shoes in all sizes. This
is just what you want. Call and eX-
anime
Mrs J. E. Madden has just retur-
ned from Ironwood where she went to
select new line of dress goods trim
mings and notions. Call and examine
her goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie. Mr., and
Mrs. Sweet and Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
spent few days camping out on Bucka-
taubin lake the latter part of last week
and the fore part of this.
Daniel Graham was seriously bitten
by dog Friday. One tusk wentnear-
ly through his wrist and the other
made very deep wound in his hand,
H has very sore hand and will be laid
up for some time.
Congressman Lynch of Amigo with
a party of friends arrived in town yes
terday and will spend few days fish
ing. Mr. Lynch is looking firstrate
and his experience in Congress seems to
have agreed with him Immensely.
1t is now part Of the history of the
United States that since the passage Of
the s'so-called Infamous Mckinley bill
sugar has fallen 81 per cent, coffee y
per cent and the average necassaries Of
life Is percent. When the people become
acquainted with these facts, they will
arise en- mass and exclaim give us more
of the Mckinley protection.
Ashland Times (Dem)
1T is reported that Mrs. Mary J.
Hobart has rented the Hotel Veronica
to A. NJ. Shank who will take possession
soon. Mrs. Hobart will move with her
family to Louisville KY. in order to give
her boys a chance to attend school.
Mrs. Hobart has been in business here
nearl; ever since the town was first star
ted and will be greatly missed.
Next Saturday night the fremen
will give adance at the Opera House.
They are trying to raise q small fund
70 be used for the benefit of any fireman
who may in any way happen to get in
jured and the proceeds of this dance is
to go into it. 1t is q worthy object and
all should aid it to the extent Of buying
a ticket whether they attend the d3Ece
Or not.
Barney Finan and Miss Nellie
Connell of Rhinelander was married
wednesday morning at the residence Of
her brother In Rhinelander, Rev.
Mr.. Savage performing the ceremony.
The bridegroom is q well known bust
ness man of the place and has hosts Of
friends who extend to him their congr-
tulations. The happy couple arrived