Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-28

Rev. Father July, of Rhinelander
was In town Monday. He was called
here by telegram to visit Mrs. Goodwill
Who"was very sick.
Mrs. Mart Hirzel, who has been al
DR.. Rhinehart's hospital in Ashland for
the last two weeks, returned, Tuesday,
to her home in this city.
Miss Fannie Thompson who has
been spending several weeks visiting
her grandmother, Mrs, A. King, left
for her home at Milwaukee yesterday.
Henry OConnor, register of deeds
OF Oneida county, has been spending
several days in town visiting relatives.
He returned to Rhinelander yesterday
H. Finger, manager of the Gerry
Lumber Co., was at Crandon the fore
part of the week in attendance upon a
law suit in which his company is in
terested.
CLARK Jones, father of Mrs. G. P.
Dickinson, who has been spending the
summer visiting relatives and friends
in Ohio and Chicago returned home
Saturday.
IS J. Smiley and Geo. Dikinson
|ere at Crandon a couple Of days the
fore part of the week as witnesses in a
law suit to which the Gerry Lumber co.
was>a party.
/-Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Mcintyre and
daughter, VIOLA left yesterday for
Chicago where they will spend num-
Der of days taking in the sights at the
Worlds Fair,
Frank Raymer. a Minocqua hotel
keeper, drove over from that Burg
Monday returning the next morning
He was in quest of a horse which had
strave6 away.
The Gerry Lumber co. have q
larger stock ON hand at present than
was ever in the yard before. All the
available space in their yards is covered
with lumber.
Walter Starret who has been on
the road as travelling salesman for the
Gerry Lumber Co. ever since spring, is
spending few days in town. He ar
rived Tuesday.
A Wachman, Of Ironwood, is spend
ing few days III town visiting at the
residence of A. Cohen. 1T is said that
a pair of black eyes is the magnet which
attracts him here.
&C. f. Mcconnell left, Monday, on
a business trip to Oshkosh. lie expects
to be gone for two or three weeks and
will visit the Worlds Fair at Chicago
before he returns.
Mrs Godfrey Bonner, OF Appleton,
lie spending several days in town visit
ing her brother, Walter Bonner, and
her mother, Mrs. Bonner. She arrived
last week Wednesday.
Pay that little debt so that your
creditor will be able to pay somebody
else and that somebody else will very
likely pay Ahe debt he owes YOU. The
whole thing in a nut shell.
DO YOU want to take advantage OF
the hard times to get suit OF clothes
cheap: Fred Hall the tailor has num-
her of suits on hand which he will sell
at prices to suit the times. "
ID. e. Riordan, who for the last six
weeks has had charge of the cranberry
pickers on Fitch & Sacket's MARSH
near Berlin. returned to this city and
his law business yesterday.
"A ghost at Holto. Kan, outran the
sheriff and two deputies and lett part
of his gundy -sack raiment On wire
fence in it's haste to get inside the
pearly gates recently,
Al. Croker has been in the wood
business here for the last five or SIX
wears He has the best wood in the
market and can always be depended
on to furnish Just what a man orders.
John Hughes who has had charge OF
D. e. Riordan's business, during the
latters absence, left to-day. He went
from here to Tomahawlz where he will
snend a few days before going to his
home at Berlin.
The cold weather this week re-
minds us that it is time to be thinning
of putting in the winters wood. IN
this connection it is well to remember
that A. Croker has over five hundred
cords of dry wood on hand.
You want wood. | want money
and have five hundred cords OF dry
wood on hand. l can furnish you any
kind you want, Maple, Birch, Norway
nine or White pine. Give me your
order. AL oi'oi>
F. Cohen has closed out his stock OF
drv goods to make room for large line