Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-30

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The Oneida Herald dem does not
seem to be well pleased with the ap-
pointment Of D. S. Johnson to be post
master of Rhinelander. 1t finds no
fault with him from business point of
view but says that from political
stand point the appointment is fail
ure.
Any one in need of a nurse call On
or address Mrs. e. j. Hyde. Best OF
reference given. Residence at An
drew Andersons on North Side. Adj
dress Box Sc.
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F. G. rambling will open up Il
brick yard here this spring and manu-
facture brick. The clay has been test
ed and found to b. excellent quality.
He will begin operations as soon as the
snow goes off. He expects to furnish
the brick for the now school house
which will be built here this summer.
A. Mckenzie, L. j. Cook, Max
Sells, T. B, Walsh, F. j. Declzert, Geo.
O'Connor, D. Graham and DR.. w. D..
Nevin are among the delegation from
here who are in Madison this week to
present our side of the Villas county
| fight before the senate committee on
town and county organization.
The Gerry Lumber Go. expect to
start up their saw mill some time next
week, that is if the ice gets out Of the
river SO that they can handle logs.
They intend to run both sides day and
night some thing they have never done
new saw mill which will start up this
spring will give employment to quite q
number more men men this summer
| than last
The past winter has been hard one
on the jobbers and it is said good
many of hem have lost money. The
snow came on early and there has been
to much Of it to do good work. At the
time OF the soft weather crust formed
on the snow and after the large fall OF
snow came On top Of that g good many
of them found it so hard On the horses
that they were obliged to quit work.
This is the first year in some time that
the crews have ccme out CT the woods
before it broke up.
MIR. EDITOR:
AS you predicted in your last issue
Howard got there Oh caucus night and
is the man for our rex5 treasurer in my
humbl, opinion for several reasons,
The first ono being that tn people are
not under m0narchical government
md that the ofIicass SHOULD change q ds
oncain q lie time and last but not least
that the people do not think the n. Y.
s'i'ioer' shCuld control the Offices and
peddle them tia his big vest pocket.
Howard got the nomination fairly
and honorably and for one will sup
port him to the last.
TAX PAYER.
1T i; rumored that thcrailroad COM
/ pany are intending 20 put up new
/ passeng,r depot here this spring and
use the old one entirely for freight
! We do not know whother there IS any
truth in this rumor but hope there is
as we need a new depot very badly.
Just think of a place where they do the
business that they do here and can't
| furnish q ladies' waiting room. The
officials OF the company should be
/ ashamed Of themselves. A coInblna-
ton among the mill owners and other
shiDDars here could Off or sufficient IN
duccments to prevail upon the Mil
vaulee s. ST. Paul people to extend
their road from Minocqut here and
! thew OUGHT to and will take the matter
in hand unless the Lake Shore people
! olive us better odation5. ~
The death OF Mrs. Fred Shaw
which occurred Tuesday afternoon was
one of the sadd st events events that
have taken place here in long time
( She had been apparently as we'll as
common up to Monday evening about
EIGHT o'clock when she fell in faint
and all efforts to revive her tailed.
+ Her laws were set and it was impossible
to force any incidence through them.
She Law ia this condition until Tuesday
afternoon when she passed away. she
came here bride about fol" years ago
and was universally loved and respect
cd Besides her husband 81 ) leaves
title boy too young to realize his
great loss. Wednesday Mr.. Shaw
started with the remains o. his wife for
:. Maine wcere Mrs. Shaw formerly resi-
ded and where her mother and other
relatives nov live. The sympathy OF
+ba an+i,.a community gee; out to the