Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-21

thompson and Mrs. L. J. Cook, is very
low with pneumonia, and it is feared
cannot live.
). B. Bridge & Co. have rented
Alex Higgins store Building on Rail
road street. and removed th5ir meat
mapket to it Monday.
I-Miss Minnie s tandard arrived from
Chicago, Friday. having been called
here by the serious illness of her broth
er pliny Rhichmond.
Mrs. Nash, of Tomahawk, sister OF
Mrs. l.. j. Cook arrived here Yesterday
10 attend the funeral of her nephew,
little Lawrence Cook.
Now that work on the court house
has been stopped, the county board are
talking of fixing up the skating rink to
hold the present term Of court in.
The present hard times seem to be
giving plenty of work to the lawyers
and Justices. No less than six gar
nlshee cafes were started last week
&C. L. Smith, OF Amigo, was in town
the latter part of last week looking
after the interests of the Rib River
Lumber Co., of which he is membe".
The majority of the county board in
the person OF NJ. w. Lloyd of Rhine
lander and Milwaukee, was in town,
Tuesday, looking over his possessions.
/-Art Mcleod, who is in his senior
year at the STATED University at Madison,
VIII be home tomorrow to spend the
holiday vacation with relatives in town
Call on Mrs j. e. Madden TO
Ladies' Dress goods. She carries the
finest line ever brought into the city
Fine dress patterns from $500 to f5l5.
The Amigo Republican is pouring
hot shot into the county officers of that
county and suggests the calling sol q
grand jury to Investigate county
affairs
-Pliny Richmond has been very low
lately but We are glad to be able to say
that for the last few days he has been
Norris Jones. cashier Of one CT the
Oshkosh banks, and 7. r. Morgan. a
manu- acturer Of the same place, trans
acted business in this city Tuesday and
Tho price Of admission to the show
tomorrow night has been placed at 55
cents for reserved seats, general ad-
mission % cents, children Is cents
go.
"A man came in from the woods,
Monday, with his Is ct badly frozen. At
first it was thought his toes would have
to be amputated, but now it is believed
that they can be saved.
DO you want to take advantage o.
the hard times to get suit of clio hes
cheap: Fred Hall the tailor has a mum
Der of suits on hand which he will sell
at prices to suit the times.
A F. Howard left, yesterday, for
Milwaukee where he goes to lay in
another large sock of furniture. The
hard times does not seem to effect his
sales to any considerable extent.
Santa Claus has established his
head quarters for this place at +,
for the Christmas of '93.
He has already unpacked and is show
inc an excellent line of holiday goods
"A we'll known democrat of Three
Lakes, talking about the business out
look in our office, Monday, made the
remark that s'we all realize that the
times have changed since Hanah died.
A. T. Howard, our popular furni-
ture dealer, received an order. Monday.
for all furniture needed to furnish the
court house. some thing like Il thousand
dollars worth. Nice little order for
these times.
Last Saturday the Rib RiverLumber
Co. lost two valuable teams. They were
hauling logs across Pickeral Lake when
the ice broke letting them into the lake
and before they could be got out they
were drowned.
Fred O. Porter of the firm Of Porter
& Jones. of this place, has for sale or
rent the Savage house. Also al
the furniture, stoves, sewing machine,
etc. with every thing snug and handy
good place for the right man.
p O'Brien, who started the first
naper in this town, the Vindlcator,
some seven years ago, was shaking
hands with old residents between trains
Wednesday. He is now in the news
naner business at Iron River, Mich.
Next Monday is Christmas. Have
You purchased your presents to gladden.
the little folks? If not a glance at our
columns will show you what merchants
have made preparations for your trade
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