Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
LOCAL HITS

" ~ hHtlSO was In tn Is
city Tuesday.
| Frank Sennott of Wausau was a
visitor here Monday.
John Vogles left Saturday for bis
homestead in Minnesota.
Nit Maynard of Oshkosh was in
town the fore part OF the week.
&C. L. Gillen of Wausau was regis
tered at the Denton House Monday.
i Daniel Graham left Monday for
Monico where he has job of surveying
tY'do.
i Mrs. William Persohn was show
ing fine four pound black bass which
she caught.
Editor Howe spent Sunday with
relatives in Rhinelander, returning
Tuesday.
- Mrs, d. M. Clark of Watersmeet
was in town Monday visiting her friend
Mrs, G: H. Haddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Balm of Elv.
Minnesota are visiting relatives and
friends in town. They arrived Satur-
day.
e. j. Deckert left Monday on
business trip to Duluth and Masaba.
He expects to be gone a week or ten
days.
Wanted = A good girl to sew on
machine and filing A steady job and
good pay. JoHNLEY.
L. J. Beck, the frail little ciga.
man from Rhinelander, was visiting
his Gust mers here Monday and ties
day.
Mrs. Brown of Trappe City is
spending several days at the Veronica
in this city the guest Of her SISTER, Mrs
Mary J. Hobart.
Mrs. Henry Hialskins who has been
Spending couple aof months visiting
relatives and friends at Shiocton re-
turned home Monday.
William Chappell who formerly
run saloor in this place, spcntsSund2y
i'm town. He left Monday for his home
stead in Northern Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clure returned
Saturday from Amigo where they
went to bury their child a mention of
whose death appeared in our last issue.
Fred Hall the tailor has just re-
teived fine assortment of samples of
fall and winter suitings. Call and ex
anime them and pat in your order early
before the rush. = ~
Samuel Walters and family enter
tanned Mrs. Walters sister and her hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn and family
of Clintonville for three or four days
the fore part of the week.
IT. B. Walsh left to-day for Rhine
lander to meet the commissioners who
meet Tomorrow to complete the settle
ment between this and Oneida counties
aM also between the towns.
/-Aliit.c;hel Bomie,.,' wife and family of
Duluth, have been spending several
days in town wishing his brothe rs
Waller and Geo. and his mother Mrs
Bomier. They left for home Monday.
1t is reported that on the first Of
september the Lake Shore road will
cease to have a seperate exlstance
After that date twill become the Lake
Shore division OF the Chicago & North
western.
4 Nj, and Mrs Black OF Chicago,
cousins of S. w. Smith who have been
camping out near Three Lakes, arrived
here Monday. They came around by
the way a,, : Of the lakes and report a very
pleasant trip.
The Oneida Herald came out this
week in a new dress, 1t has also been
enlarged ito a six column paper all TOUR
pages of which are. printed at home.
The name has also been changed to the
Rhinelander Herald.
John the tailor over i'll Canada Is
there to stay o:de-' your SUITS OF MN
and Won will be sure to get fit Boys
;f Won have no money to buy new SUIT
John the tailor will clean up, your Ola
ones as good as new :, Johh Ley
If the fear that the democratic
party will cary out the pledges OF It's
n,,tform has succeeded in closing 50
many mills and factories and reduced
wages TO Hthe present extent Wh'1
would not free trade do for ethe coun-
try?
n B. Walsh has been busy Tor
several days upon the books OF the town
preparing statement Of the assets
pad liabilities Of the town for the use
If tho commission in order to make 4
settlement between this town and f9il-