Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-14


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IL! tt ED. EoLLENDER.
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OF two dollars by applying atthis Office
Call on Mrs. j Z. Madden for
Ladies' Dress goods. She carries the
finest line ever brought into the city
Fine dress patterns from 500 to $50
Ben Ainton spent several days in
the western part of the county the fore
part of the week looking for d person
who had left town forgetting to settle
his board bill. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Mckinzie have
been entertaining Mr.. Mcninzie's
cousin, Miss Jessie Gainan, Of Carson
City, Nevada, for few days. She left
for home to-day.
John Landers, of the firm of Gilkey
Arson 4 Co. who have a logging camp
near here, returned to Merrill Tue :day
after spending few days looking after
his interests here.
Christmas bargains. They are
many, they are durable, they ae re
liable. Watches, Clocks, Jewellery.
Musical Goods and Cutlery, at +. +.
Mech!ers, Jeweler.
| The Columbian Furniture Store has
new ad. in this weeks issue. Cut it
out and paste it in your hat for future
reference when you want to find head
quarters for bargains.
DO you want to take advantage Oh
the hard times to get a suit of clothes
cheap: Fred Hall the tailor has a num-
Der OF suits On hand which he will sell
at prices to suit the times.
e. Pelletier has gone up in the
woods to scale logs for f.. Horner near
Eagle River. Mr.. Pe]letier is a good
scaler and Mr.. Homer is q good man to
work for.-Merrill Advocate.
Chairman Cook is having consid
cradle sickness in his family. His boy,
Lawrence, q mention of whose illness
appeared in our last issue, is still very
low, and now his little girl is sick.
Santa Claus has established his
head quarters for this place at f.
Beards}ey's for the Christmas of 1913.
He has already unpacked and is show
! ing an excellent line of holiday goods.
Con Weigand received a telegram,
Tuesday, announcing the serious illness
of his mother at her home in Brother
! town, and telling him If he wished to
see her alive to come at once He took
the first train.
Judge Parish has signitied his in
tention of holding special july term Of
the circuit court for this county, Janu-
ary ninth. It is expected that the court
house will be so far along by that time
| that it can be used.
A.
pretty hard time of it for the past week
His entire family, including himself
has been down with the grip. He is
able to be out again and the other
members of his family are improving.
-BoRN-Tuesday Dec, II, to Rev
and Mrs. Fl. C. Todd alittle girl. Mrs.
Todd has been suffering from severe
attack of the grip which complicated
matters but we are glad to be able to
saw that both mother and child are doing
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mcintyre re-
turned. Tuesday. from lNedford where
they were called by the illness of Mr.
McIntyre's mother. She had greatly
improved when they left and her
ultimate recovery is confidently eX-
pected.
Owing to the hard times only few
of the merchants have made any special
provisions for the holiday trade +.
Reardslev is an exception as he has
lust received a fine line of Albums
Toilet Cases, Card Cases and other
things to numerous to mention.
The mail clerk on the north bound
train. Tuesday, was on drunk ana
mixed up the mails in great shape
Mail for Clintonville, Amigo and other
places were thrown off here and maj
for this place was probably left some
whore else as we did not receive 1t.
The Masons have issued invitations
for a dance and card party for Wednes-
dav evening, Dec. q. They intend to
nrecede it with public installation o.
officers. A number of brothers ana
their friends from Rhinelander ana
Amigo are expected to be present.
N. y. Coon. the Eau Claire piano