Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-03-16
OF THE WEEK. :
~1ore Paragraphs of General Interest tn
Our Readers.

Bring your Job work to this office
9esCALE CARDS for sale at this
Office, ~ 80 WIS
l/-Old papers for sale at this Office,
o-W. J. Devoe Of Three Lakes was in
town Monday.
Is. ). Deckert's father and mother
lett Monday for the north to visit rel.
! atives.
The finest line of spring and sum
mer styles ever shown in Eagle Rive,
just received at F. Halls.
j. H. Morgan, agent for Armour &
Co. made one OF his regular visits to
this city Monday.
IN. A. Colman left Monday for Mad
lson ne was accompanied by his wife.
--Lester Lawson of Oshkosh came up
Monday to work for the Gerry Lumber
Go,
sheriff Ed. Brazell was in tow n
tuesday and Wednesday serving rap,
ers.
Joe Tooley who has been tending
Oar for his brother John left SATURDAY.
for Rhinelander.
Mrs. Bat O'Day who has been visit
ing friends at Fond du Lac the past
two weeks returned Saturday.
Mrs. Alex. Higgins left Monday
for visit with relatives at Wausau.
her old home.
Mrs. A. Mckenzie returned Friday
from Chicago where she has been
spending several weeks visiting rela-
tives.
--Sanguinaria Balsam for coughs,
and colds. For sale ut Beardsley's
drug store.
John Joice of the firm of Hoog-
STRAIT, Joice & Hansen, loggers, was in
town Friday.
Over 500 new spring styles of spring
and summer suitings and pants goods
just received at Fred Hall IS call and
examine them.
Mike Holland came over vest rday
to look after his building which was
partly burned.
Lon Merrickel who has been spend
ing few weeks in South Dakota look
Ing over the country returned yester-
day.
Dent forget that you can get the
Weekly Sentinel and the
REVIEW for one year for thesmall sum
of two dollars by applying at this Office
The north bound passenger train
was nearly four hours late yesterday
owing to an accident to a bridge down
near Milwaukee.
Geo. Lyons who has been lumber
ing near here for Marinette parties has
finished his contract and broke camp
Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Mckinley who has be en-
spending two or three weeks visiting
friends and relatives at Oshkosh and
returned yesterday.
Angus Mcdonald left Monday for
Wausau. He has been engaged this
winter in logging his homestead and
has it nearly completed.
e. c. Allen and "A. Mckenzie re-
turned Saturday from Madison where
they had been spending the week look
ing after the Villas county bill.
"A. F. Howard Is candidate for
town treasurer. Mr.. Howard has been
in business here for four or five years
and is a successful business man. The
only Office which he has held during
that time Is Justice of the peace which
he filled satisfactorily.
Jos Nemacheck is a candidate for
town treasurer at the coming election.
He is the book-keeper for the Gerry
lumber &c. and quite steady indus
trious young fellow and can perform
the duties of the ofIc as well as any
one that can be ell. cted.
Among those from here who have
been in Madison this on county business
Ia. l.. J. Cook, F. w. Mcintyre, Daniel
Graham, Geo. O'Connor, w. D. Neville
and Max Sells who went down Sunday
night and E. C. Allen, N. A. Colman
9 ~. Smith and w. j. Walsh who
left Monday for the same place.
Mr.. Hunter of the firm OF Hunter 4
O'Connor, loggers who has been confin-
ed 10 his home in Merrill for several
weeks by a severe cold is so much inn
proved that he was able to come up
Monday to look after his business inter-
ests here.