Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-04-27

--Thos. Barnes has purchased the east
end ..of what is know as the Mcdonald
lot on Division street including the
dwelling house and will put up res
taurant and bakery.
Alex Higgins broke ground Mon
Gay for the new store building which
he will put up right away on his lot on
Railroad street. -
Sam Smith has the frame up for
his addition to the Denton House 1t
is expected that the first floor will be
occupied by the post Office when it
comes to change hands.
The many friends of AIRS. Mike
Holland will be sorry to learn that she
is quite sick at her home in Rhinelan-
der. Mrs. VIM. McGrath of this place
went down Tuesday to nurse her. ~
M rs. Belle Pickel, sister of Mrs.
A. II. Stevens who has been spending
several weeks in town visiting relatives
returned to her home at Amigo We'd
nesday.
M. e. Monsell of Minocqua was
pleasant caller at this Office Tuesday.
Mr.. Monsell was deputy county survey
O II Of Oneida comfy before the division
and is at present representing the Min
ocqua Times and was canvassing for
subscribers.
Mr.. Wilson of Amigo was a caller
at this Office Monday. He spent Sun
day in town with his wife who in con
nection with the Misses Lieber, has
just opened a millinery and dressmak-
ing establishment here.
&C. S. McIndoe the Rninelander
dentist who made regular visits here
last summer is at the Denton House
prepared to do all kinds of dentist work
Teeth extracted or filled without pain
Call early as he only expects to remain
three or four days
d. Mckenzie representing Hadly
Gerker & Co., wholesale liquor dealers
| of Milwaukee was in town Tuesday
This is one of the best known liquor
| firms in the country. They are the
successors of Bossworth e Sons. and
| Frank Hadley the senior member of
! the firm now was on the road for years
for the old year.
Rev II. G. Todd was the grateful
recipiant of handsome present a few
days ago. About twenty of his friends
united and presented him with a set of
valuable theological works in twenty
one volums bound in Morocco. The
set is one that he has been wishing for
for q long time and he values it highly
not only for it's intrinsic value but for
the good wishes shown in it's gift
There was large crowd out at the
basket sociable Saturday evening. given
| for the benefit of the Catholic Church
| After the other entertainment was over
the hall was cleared and dancing was
INDUCED in, in which about eighty cou-
pie participated. " lille they were in
dulging in dancing some person or per-
sons made wholesale descent upon
the wearing apparel of the guests.
Two Overcoats and fifteen hats were.
stolen besides other small articles.
The railroad company will either
build onto the old depot or else
build a new one this spring. The citi-
zens should make combined effort to
! have them put up new pass enger de-
pot east of the track and use the old
one for freight. T. G., Clure the local
agent, informs us that a petition from
the citizens might have some influence
in determining them to build now one.
Some one should take hold OF this mat
ter at once.
1t is rumored that T. l. Loughlin
will appoint John Radcliffe of Minoc
qua deputy county clerk and that Mr..
Radcliffe will move his family over here
We are personally acquainted with Mr..
Radcliffe and he is gentleman in
every sense Of the word and a man we'll
qualified to perform the duties of the
office. If Mr.. Loughlin's business is
such that he can not move over here
himself he can not appoint deputy
! who would be more acceptable to the
people of Eagle River than Mr.. Rad
cliffe.