Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-07-20
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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n SMALL BLAZE
Two Young Men Fight Over n Girl
Eccident TT Gerry Lumber Com
pany'a Mil1-9hort Notes,
Locale and Personals.

! "A. Feiala of Rhlnelander was IN
town Tuesday.
7 20. w. Sayner of Three Lakes was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. Jos. Lonkey returned Thurs
| day from her visit to Shiocton and
Appleton.
IT. B. Walsh returned Sunday by
team from trip to Minocqua and
Hazelhucst.
C. Fl. Thompson has his new house
about completed and will move in to it
in few days.
Deputy County Clerk Radcliffe spent
couple of days in Minocqua the fore
part of the week.
The portly figure of M. F. Doyle,
Minocqua's ex-chariman, was seen ON
our streets Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Dixon has joined her hus-
dand in this place. She came up from
New London Saturday.
Mrs. William Murphy whose ILL
ness was mentioned in last weeks paper
is able to be up around.
Mrs. Cameron of Vesper, this state,
is spending the hot season at the Dem
ton House in this place.
E. Horner, a very we'll known La
Crosse lumberman, was registered at
the Denton House Tuesday.
Anton Wright left Saturday for
Merrill in quest of a man who was
accused of stealing watch.
H. Finger, manager of the Gerry
Lumber Co. did bueiness in Appleton
the fore part of the week.
w. A. Scott of the T. B. Scott
Lumber Co. of Merrill did business in
town tbs fore part of the week.
Mr.. Richmond is repairing his
hotel. He has torn off the old plaster
and is re-plastering and painting it.
IN. We bster is improving the looks
of his place on Second street by put
ting up neat fence around the yard.
Mrs. G. H. Haddy's father j. 9.
Sanford of Premise is spending few
days in this city visiting his daughter
and family.
The best dressed men in town are
those who order their clothes of Fred
Hall the tailor. He guarantees fit.
Go to Fred Hall, the old reliable
tailor for your clothes. His prices are
right and his clothes always gives salts
faction.
William McGrath who had the
contract to move the parsonage, has
completed his job and Mr.. and Mrs.
Todd are getting settled in their new
location
j. i. Bridge Mrs. P. S. Campbell
Ed. Grafton and wife and B. w. Apple
bee all of Three Lakes were in atten-
dance at the funeral of Mrs DeVoe on
Monday.
H. H. Rodgers, state agent for the
National Benevolent Assocotlon q
Minneapolis, spent four or five days IN
town the latter part of last week and
the fore part of this.
Mr.. and Mis-. Carlisle and family OF
Atkinson, Kansas, arrived in town
Monday and are spending little time
visiting Robert Stewart and family.
Miss Eva McCarson of Clintonville
arrived in town Saturday to visit her
uncle, A. H. Stevens. She was
| taken sick and Monday night Miss
Carrie Stevens left with her for her
| home.
The managers of the Worlds Fair
have concluded to keep it closed Sum
days hereafter. The reason for their
change of front on this question is the
fact that they have made no money by
keeping it open that day.
A. Cohen is one of the happlest
men in this town and he has good rea-
son for feeling good he is the father OF
fine baby boy, his first. The happy
! event took place Saturday. Mother
and child are doing finely.
| -Kober Stewart and family and Mrs
Ella Stewart and their guests Mr.. AND
Mrs. W. H. Stewart and family ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle and family lei
on a camping-out trip to Buckatauolf
Wednesday where they Will remain
until Saturday.
C. H. Thompson secured the con
tract to clear and grade Michigan stree
from Petey's corner to L. ). COOK
place at forty five cents per rod. Ihl'
| is considered very low bid for the
work and those who pretend to know
saw that he will hardly come out ever
on the job.
The firemen were called out be
4 tween twelve and one o'clock luesoa..