Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-01-19
THE third annual session of the

The third annual session of the
Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers
Association will be held in Superior
Wis. March 80, 81 aud AIrl |, 1898
Every effort will be made to make TINS
session the b est SO far in point OF men,
bers practical subjects and reduced ex-
oanses to attend. No pains Will be
spared to make it pleasant for the
teacher rs. Reduced hotel rates will be
furnished
i. G.. Champion editor Of the North
Crandon Reporter as well AS the prln-
cipal merchant OF that village was IN
town to-day. He drove over from that
village with team. H says that the
PEOPLE of his section are in favor OF the
new county and only wish that the bill
could be drawn $ o as to take them
in too.
Tits, Hysterla cured by Dr.. Miles Nervino
Mrs. VIM. Murphey received a
dispatch from Rhineland " "Wednesday
informing her OF the illness OF her
mother Mrs, J Mowery but that she
would try and come home the next day.
Thursday she received another tele-
gram informing her that her mother
was worse and telling her to come
down, She was unable to leave her
children but her sister Lualla Mowery
went down in her place to nurse her
mother.
DR.. I--i,cs' elc-a-. books free ct Druggist.
In the Last few years Hoods Sar-
saparilla calendar has become such q
favolite that the people anticipate It's
annual appearance with pleasure.
The calandar for '93, which is now be-
fore us will full ~ satisfy every eXpecta-
ton as to b eauty and utility. 1t is a
little larger then ever before, and
bears q beautiful picture of the Young
Discoveries" with a pad b5low in plain
figures all printed in harmonious and
pleasing colors. 10 b appreciated it
must BE- seen. Get a copy OF your drug
gist or send cents IN stamps to &. 1.
EIo Cd & Co.. Lowell. Mass.
The Odd Follows of the village held
public installation at their hall in
this village Wednesday, evening. The
following otfic Installed by
Deputy Grand Master Jas. Gberholtzer
NJ G. Jas. White. V. G.. Henry Misner
Sec. Geo. Fl. Darling, Treas. JAS. Ob4r
hO1zsr, W. L. J. Cook, Con. John
Walters, r. S. N c. Walt Bonner,
l.. S. N c. II. Slattory, r. S. V. G.. A.
F. Howard, L. 5. V G.. Lou, Bingham.
After the installation Il few remarks
were made by some Of the brothe
after which the members and their
guests repaired to the Veronica where
d bountiful supper was served, after
which dancing was INDUCED in at the
| Opera Hall. The whole affair passed
| pleasantly and WAS a credit to the lodge
| The supper was esp 3cially spoken OF by
those present as one OF the finest if
not the finest ever given in the city.
The thanks of the lodge are due to
Mrs. Hobart for her efforts in that line.
Tho following will give some idea
of the amount of logging being done
! in this vicinity. Besides that of the
local firms the Scott company and
| Walter Scott have six camps. The
Scott company intend putting in about
twenty-five million feet and Walter
Scott twelve million. The Rib River
Lumber co. has three camps and Will
put in about ten million. Hoogstraat,
.Joice & Hansen are putting in six mil
lion for the Merrill Lumber Co. and
Daily & Sampson are putting four million
in for the same company. Hunter &
O'Connor have q contract to put in
ten million for Kelly & Go. of Chicago
A. H. Strange is putting in five million
on the Big ST. German. Gilky, Arsen
& Co. intend putting in nine million
and the Illinois & Wisconsin company
are putting in abont five million on
Rice Creek. Besides the Gerry Lum-
Der Co.. the Sheridan Lumber Co, and
/ 0. w. -Adery & Co.'S. camps, the Under
wood Lumber Co., Day & Daniels,
Beers & 5razell. Jas Mckinley and a
number of others have camps in near
here.