Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-16
The friends of Chas. Hall are push

we'll qualified to perform the dutle:
of the Office as any man who could be
mentioned besides having place o.
business on the principal street handy
of access. He is an old resident and
has never held an Office and so is emit
tied to it. He is popular with every
one and will make a good run. IL
Yesterday morning about seven
o'clock a fire broke out in the Murphey
building on Railroad street occupied
by Hughes & Poisman as saloon.
The fire caught from the chimney and
had gained considerable Roadway in
the loft when discovered. Three
streams of water was soon playing on
it and the fire was quickly subdued but
not until the roof had burned off and
the inside of the building considerably
damaged. The damage to the building
is about two hundred and fifty dollars
besides the damage to the stock. 1t is
not known whether the building was in
sured or not.
Tina portion of the public who
delight in tripping the light fantastic
toe will be pleased to learn that ar
rangements have been made to have q
grand ball at the Opera House Friday
evening in honor OF st. Patrick's day.
A strong cpdeavor will be made to
make this event something out of the
common. The music has been engaged
and will consist Of five pieces, and that
the best that could be produced. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Tickets one dollar. AZ
Anton Bangart former resident
of this place returned Saturday. He
has rented the Smiley building and will
pnt in fine stock of boots and shoes,
in fact an exclusive boot and shoe
store. He has goIe below to select q
stock and will be back and have his
stock in ready for business by April LIST
He will carry large and we'll assorted
stock, as ho is the only one in town deal
ing exclusively in boots and shoes the
public may expect to find a better ass
o, tment there than has been carried in
town heretofore.
Since the bad breaks that Bishop
made in tho Sentinel about the time Of
the commencement of the Villas county
fight the Rhinelander people opposed
to the bill have kept him pretty we'll
muzzled. Last week he slipped the
muzzle and came out in his paper with
q scurrilous attack upon M. w. Lloyd
who as representing the Land Log &
Lumber Co. who own large amount of
land in the proposed new county is fav.
oring the division. He accused Mr..
Lloyd of being a traitor. A traitor to
what? His company have a greater in
tercsts in Eagle River and Minocqua
than in Rhinelander and naturally fav-
or what they believe will be the best
for them. AS far as Mr.. Lloyd himself
is concerned he has always favored the
measure.
Mrs. VIM. Kimball residing on the
North Side died suddenly Sunday night
of hemorrhage of the lungs. She had
been sick less than twenty hours and
very few had heard of her illness until
they heard of her death. She was first
taken sick early Sunday morning with
bleeding at the lungs. The hemorrhage
was stopped and she seemed quite easy
and sat up. She had one or two slight
hemorrhages during the day but they
were easily checked. About eleven
o'clock she was seized by q severe one
and passed away. She leaves u hus-
band and two small children, the older
less than five years of age, to mourn
her death. She has resided here for the
past three or four years and will be
greatly missed by her neighbors and
friends. Tuesday the remains were
taken to Berlin in this state for burial
among her relatives and kindred who
have passed before.
In regard to the four candidates
against any Of them but after a care
full survey of the tuation we believe
that A. +. Howard stands the best
G lance for election. His
qualifications are fully equal to any
OF the other He has the respect and
confidence of the business mn. He is
very popular with the laboring men
being laboring man himself and hav-
ing taken decided stand in favor of
the laboring men in their troubles last
fell, having stated in one of their meet
ings that his hand and money would
always be given to the laboring man
fighting for his rights, he will receive
the almost solid support OF the Labor
Union.