Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-10-12
Mr.. Van Allen, OF New York, sol

Mr.. Van Allen, Of New York, SON
in-law of Wm. Astor, has been appoint
! ed ambassador to Rome. He is very
rich and, according to the New York
World, has spent most OF his time In
foreign countries, and has given utter
ance to the expression that 1.-The
United States is no place for ladies and
gentlemen to live"
Hunters on the Spint River, three
miles south OF Tomahawk, shot and
seriously injured a sqnaw, mistaklng
her for deer The hunters, probably
being frightened, lett the squaw where
she fell AS the woods are full OF these
inexperienced dudes, +" styling them
! selves MS sportsmen, person should be
/ very careful while in the woods.
1 - When your neighor calls to look at
or borrow the eview, tell him that it
IS an eight page paper and that the
subscription price is $3.50 per year, in
advance. or a little than half cent
day The man who ''can't afford to
subscribe for it ought to be to independ-
ent to sponge on his neighbor. Sub
scriptions received at any time.
1.-The summer girls tintype party
says an exchange, sis now on. Each
girl brings all the pictures she has APP
peared in, and they are put in bag
/ the pictures, not the girlsand handed
over to COMMITTEES. that decides which
is the prettiest, which the ugliest and
| which the most novel. Prizes are then
awarded, and the girls do not speak to
each other for u week or so afterward."
We ask our readers and friends to
do what they can to keep MS Informed
about what is going on around us. We
are constantly on the lookout for news
and get most of it, but certainly, there
are many important news items emitted
each week. If you would let the editor
know who visits ut your house, or who
leaves the town between two days with
your best suit or any news you hear
around town. the columns Of the Re-
view could be filled up with just the kind
Of reading matte, the readers want and
should have.
Probably the most agreeably sur
prised man in these parts was Rev.
II. G. Todd, last Sunday, when a men,
Der OF his bible class told him that
they had decided to send him to
Chicago to see the Worlds Fair. Be-
tween seven of them they had made up
purse sufficient to defray all expenses
OF such a trip, and presented it to AR.
TODD. The act is a very commendable
one and will be remembered by Mr..
! Todd as long as he lives. He left for
Chicago, yesterday, and will be gone
Il week or ton days.
1t is now lawful to kill deer, and
you may do so until the Bird OF next
month. After that date, if you are
hungry and out Of work, keep right on
! shooting and get some kind hearted
soul to pay your fine if you are arrested
and convicted. We do not believe that
/ tllC NtGkct SNcE iutCllllCO ullS tdW ollONlN
prevent IL hungry man from securing
| food for himself and family in these
hard times. In the meantime we hope
the game warden will make it sultry
for the mossbaclis and dudes who are
locking here from other states.
1t is exceedingly amusing to the
Times to note with what promptness
the Cle> clad free trade newspapers
are announcing the starting up Of tin
mills Last year, you know, there
were no tin mills in the country, but
now there are glaring headlines,
'Nrhe worst is over" Business is re-
suming," Good times are at hand, .
and all that kind OF stuff. Under
these headlines we are informed that
.The Ellwood Tin Plate works have
started up "'The United States Iron
and Tin Plate mills are running, etc.,
to the end We are delighted because
our sleepy morning neighbour has
actually found out that we are making
tin ate.-Ashland Times.