Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-07-06

Mrs. Fl. c.. Todd and children re-
turned to- day from their visit to Mer-
rill.
w. J. Neu, postmaster and editor
of the Leaves at Three Lakes, was in
town Sunday.
Bart Hines, q former resident of
this village, spent the Fourth with
friends here,
DR. Dawley, formerly of Amigo but
who is now employed by the year by
the Oohkosh Logging Company at
Choat, was in town the Fourth.
Geo. Frazier, formerly of Oshkosh,
was one Of the Interior lads who spent
the Fourth here.
j, B. Bridge of Three Lakes was
among those from that place who came
up here to spend the Fourth.
e. G. Allen, William Monty and
Geo Webb with their families spent a
couple days fishing down below the
Sugar Camps the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madden of Robbins
Michigan are spending few days in
the city visiting Mrs. Madden's daugh-
ter Mrs. Mart Hirzel.
Judge Hamon and sons aud Auditor
Funk and son of IVausau, Indiana, are
taking in the fishing in this vicinity.
At present they are camped on Cat
Fish Lake.
A party of four Or five railroad men
came up from Chicago Friday and spent
couple of days fishing returned Mon
day.
Architect Weston of Ironwood,
Michigan, araived in town to-day to
confer with the county board on the
subject of furnishing plans for the
court house.
The county board are holding
meeting to look over plans for the court
house. Chairman Rodgers and County
Clerk Mclaughlin came over from
Minocqua this Thursday morning.
The king of Greece abdicated his
throne Sunday and the country has.
been declared arepublic. IL
y Miss Gennie Dickinson returned
the latter part of last week from a visit
with relatives in Chicago. while
away she took in the sights of the
worlds Fair.
Grant Cook who has q position in
the county treasurer's office at Rhine
lander came over Saturday and is
spending q few days in town visiting
relatives. II
William Persohn has bought out
f. A. Mitchels grocery business. He
has given the store Il thorough over
hauling and put in new stock of
goods.
The rain Tuesday helped the gar
den andoother growing crops wonder
fully and there is still prospect of
Soou Clop VI t'oUctUoCo.
If you wanta good dish Of icecream
call at Mrs. Hawkins restaurant on Wall
street, She keeps the finest ice cream
in town and her parlors are neat I'D
tasty, just the place to take your best
girl when you wish to give her treat
Postmaster Smith expects to
assume charge of the post office about
Sunday. He will remove the Office to
the new building which he has just er-
ected along side of the Denton House
The circus and the Fourth have
seriously interferd with work in this
office this week and coupled with q
large amount of job work which had to
be got out at once has put us a day be-
hind with the paper.
-Chas. Campbell a brother of F. S,
Campbell of Three Lakes was in town
Tuesday Mr. Campbell has just got
married and will one week from next
Monday leave for Mexico where he
goes as a missionary.
Justice Campbell of Three Lakes is
grinding out marriages faster than he
can supply the contracting parties with
certificates. He sent up here yester-
day for all that could be spared.
Last Friday S. w. Smith became
the posessor of q valuable piece of real
estate in this city. He purchased of
the O'Connor estate the four lots on
wall street corner of wall and First
streets.
Nearly all of the iron mines of wis
consin and Michigan have shut down
and the Lahore rs thrown out of employ
ment There is a great deal of suffer-
ing among the laboring class, and a
consequent depression in all kinds of
business in the adjacent towns.
We have just got in a new job
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