Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-07-13

he will visit the Worlds Fair.
&C. F. Smith. Amigos popular ex
mayor, spent couple of days in tow1
the fore part of the week looking after
his logging interests.
- Levi SEXTON, who has charge O.
the wood department in Anderson Bros
sleigh shop at Rhinelander, was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
the Entering Wedge is the name
of the latest venture for journalistic
honors. It is published at Durand and
is clean breezy sheet,
Register of deeds F. j. Deckert is
widower at present. Mrs. Deckert
and the children are visiting Mr.. Deck
erts parents at Kilbourn City.
attorney d. E. Riordan spent a
couple of days, the latter part of last
week, at G. F. Tatum's summer resi-
dence on Lake Content, near Big st.
German.
M. w. Lloyd of the Land Log and
Lumber Co. was in town a couple of
days this week looking after the inter-
est of his firm before the board of re-
view.
John Carson has purchased what
is known as the Ellison house on Wall
street opposite A. AlcKinzie's place.
He expects to move his family in the
latter part of this week. -
Postmaster Smith assumed charge
of the post Office Sunday and removed
it to his new building next to the Dem
ton House. It is a good location and
the room makes very pleasant office.
John Joice of the firm of Hoog-
STRAIT, Joice & Hansen was in town
Monday. He had just returned from a
visit at Ludington, Michigan and
left the same day for Watersmeet
where his firm is engaged in logging.
The clerks of the different subdis-
tricts met Monday as required by law
and perfected their organization. The
make up of the executive board is as
we predicted in our last issue, j as. Oh r-
holtzer, president, Jos. Lonky vicepre-
sident and Danial Graham secretary.
Yesterday William Edmonds was
arrested for stealing stove from Albert
Zilkie. He had his trial before Justice
Graham. The evidence showed that
there was controversy over the owner
ship of the stove and His Honor ordered
Edmonds discharged.
Doc" Anderson of Merrill spent a
few days in town the fore part of the
week looking after the business Of
Hunter & O'Connor. doc" is an eye
sore to our democratic friends as he
never tires of talking about the good
democratic times" which we are enjoy
ing.
r.. Slattery has purchased of the o.
Connor estate the lot in the rear of his
hotel on Wall street and is at work on
an addition to his hotel 20 p feet and
two stories high. He has the frame
up and enclosed. Rube is popular with
the woods boys large number of
whom can always be found at his place,
the Washburn House.
Tho school board have determined
to make a change in the entire outfit
of teachers and will engage new ones
for all Of the rooms, In justice to the
old teachers it is but fair to say that
none of them have applied for positions
here this year and one member of the
board informed us that if they had de-
sised at least two of the old teachers
would have been renegaged.
AS will be seen from the following
from the Oneida Herald, the Ishinelan-
der papers never miss an opportunity
to let fly fling at this piece.
Ground is being broken for the court
house at Eagle River. The new struc-
ture will cost something like $4,000
and will look quite out of place in a
town where there is but three streets
and a few store buildings facing the
railroad track and depot. But, perhaps
Eagle River will improve in term of
years.
As will be seen by a reference to
our advertising columns Mart Hirzel is
| now ready to furnish to all who may
desire, the celebrated Adamant, the
best plastering material in the world.
The Adamant Manufacturing Co. CT
America, the only firm manufacturing
this article has appointed him local
agent for Eagle River and vicinity and
las sent him on two car loads.
Adament is new thing and is just
coming into general use. Alex Hig-
gins store is the only building in town
plastered with it SO far and those in
terested should go and examine those
,ro1lc yNn ,,ndorctan1 that the school