Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-07-20

Mason & Morgan: Dramatic Co.
play East Lynn Saturday evening.
r. j. Deckert drove over to Min
ocqua the fore part of the week return
ing yesterday.
"A few more small pigs for sale all
sizes and prices. n. L. Kinney.
North side.
L-Bert Thompson is taking vacation
and John Diamond is filing his position
in McIntyre's store during his absence.
Have you seen the display at Nc
Intyers? If not it will pay you to take
a trip down town just to see it,
August Martin has bought the
Levi Sexton house on Main Street and
is repairing it and building an addi-
| ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mckinley left
Monday for Philips where they will
friends.
John Miller of Wausau, the con-
tractor who has the job of building the
school house. was in town Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The stone work CT the new school
house is completed and the workmen
have the frame of the first floor up and
partly enclosed.
Mrs Frank Clurse and her sisterin-
law, Miss May Dwyar, who is visit
ing here with her, went to Ashland
Monday to spend few days.
John the tailor over in Canada is
there to stay o. der your suits of him
and you will be sure to get a fit. Boys
if you have no money to buy a new suit
John the tailor will clean up your old
ones as good as new. John Ley.
! w. H, Stewart of Memphis. Mich
brother of Robert Stewart and his
wife and daughter Miss Bertha and
son Master Ray arrived in town Tues
day morning and will spend number
OF tags visiting Robert Stewart and
family.
Quite a large party went up the
lakes Tuesday On the yacht for a picnic
and enjoy the fishing. They reported
very pleasant time but not much sue
cess with the fish. Mrs. Stockwen
carried off the honors, catching a ten
pound muskallonge.
Lawyers Jones of Wausau ard
Barnes of Rhinelander We're in town
Tuesday taking deposition to be used
in the trial of a suit between O. w.
Avery & Co. and the Sheridan Lumber
Co. Mr.. Jones represented Avery while
Mr.. Barnes appeared for the Sheridan
Lumber 20.
Beers & Brazell who were log
cling down the river from here have
broke camp having been instructed by
the firm for which they were logging
to stop work as the times were so hard
it was impossible to get money with
which to pay for the work.
Three bank failures in Denver
Colorado and some half a dozen in diff
ferent parts of Kansas was the record
for Monday. Some more illustrations
of "Good old democratic times" which
the democratic speakers were SO fond
of talking about last fall.
&C. L. Sheridan, formerly mem
Der of the Sheridan Lumber Go. of this
place now interested with his brother
in mining property OF the Masaba,
arrived in town Saturday and is spend
ing few days in town shaking hands
with old friends. He and his brother
have got hold OF some very valuable
mining property on the range,
The Gerry Lumber Cos. saw mill
is, shut down owing to quite a seri-
Gus accident which occurred Sunday
night or early Monday morning. When
the day crew got down to start the
mill Monday morning they found the
engine broke and the boilers empty.
When examining the boilers crack
was found in one about five feet long.
A boiler maker was sent for to repair
it but it is thought that it will take
nearly the whole week to get it in
shape.
20. H. Day of New London spent
Sunday in town. Mr.. Day is teacher
of some ten or twelve years experience
and was in town for the purpose of
making an application for the princi-
palship of our schools. He is an edu-
Gated gentleman holding life certifi-
cate from the state. He has good
Recommendation from different pla-
ces where he has taught. The board
has his application under consideration