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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-22
SOCIETY NOTES

A delightful party wRs given by Mrs p
g. Lewis at her residence On North Law
| renee avenue last "Wednesday evening 20 \
number OF her friends. 10 being in honor
OF Miss Matilda Lennon who favored
| those present With number Of vocal a.
lectiOns during the evening In her most
charming manner. Refreshments were
served and Miss Jessie Clark enter
tanned those present with her piano play
! ing. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs f. g.
| r obertson. Mr.. and Mrs o. d. Barnes,
/ Mr. and Mrs Holmes. Mr. and Mrs Ssy-
more. DR.. aud Mrs. Richardson. Mrs H.
/ w LewjA. Mrs. Ed Hamakel, Mrs. VIII
/ Fuimer. Mrs Captain Dodge. Mrs J. L.
! Him. Mrs. Cook. Miss IneE oldham. Miss
! M&ckey. Miss Lola Graham. Miss Fsnnis
Lewis, Miss Leida Mills. Miss Jessie
| CLARK. Miss Cleveland. Miss McCooksJ
and Nessrs. Jim Preston E,zglsstOn.
| Ho5okins and Moorebouse.
The cooking club met with Mr.. z r
Spanger Thursday at 1870 North Waco
avenue and enjoyed a dinner oonsistiug Of
roasted Iurkey with dressing. cream
potatoes, cranberry sauc-, pickles. hot
rolls, rics tim bales, strawberry and pis-
taccio jelly. Troy pudding With wiped
cream and csfee we're served. Tho~s Ia
Attendance were: Sirs. " II Lewis, Mrs.
p. H. Campbell. Mira FlnlSy kO-s. ArA
y. A. EnRlisb. Miss Cora Hsttiagsr, NrA
Judge Reed. Ars Rogers. Mrs. J. ". Tart
man. Mrs. &. T. F.stcher. Mrs = L. Hast
iugs, Mrs Judge BuckneF. Ara Todd.
Mrs Cleveland, Mr. "a hartman. Mrs..
spangIer snd Miss Drain
Mr. J. r Hslloweil has been 81 sises
Der return from Columbus
MIS-. Murray Myers - entertaining Miss
Bertha Hoffman OF Mayt0wu. Pa.
The members Of tss HYpAtlA club will
epjoy luncheon a. toe hons of Mrs..
Charles Jackson Monday afternoon ~ Z
O'Clock.
Mrs. T. p. Gully q NoberlT, No. who
has been visiting her mothsT here. hAs re-
turned - her home.
Mr. and Mr.. K r Beck of CsrIis.s. Ky,
are visiting NJ s81 Nrs J. Is. disclaimers
and Mr. and Mrs. ! Z Ham. Thy are
On their wBy . California
sll.s Grace Rockssr o. Ho-arys City. e.
D. - guest of her sister. zrs. o T.
L.gTd.
1,r ADD Mr.. = A ssnksy sn,srtaiasd
tie Caliy clao Friday evening"
TIE Klsz1st c.a5 ~in zlvs = iaoo~ nsIt
THURSDAY sTsoiuz
Fred /. Eictt gave tk.s'aY party
Tbursdsy evening". sa;ertsissax Ill.,
Joeelyn. Miss Lacy. NJ. Sharp I'D
&~ssrs Q. Z. sksrps ard Frsd A.aesart.
Irs. v. y. Appeaz~l'sr . F.n8iay. o..
= vlsitl1z bsF sszrrn,s. BY a. d Afs r.
BsrsasEu. - - SSrta Var sfres-
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sandbagged, FOR when the appointments

sandbagged, for when the appointments
were announced his name did not figure in
the list. He was completely unstarched
and looked like he might commit suicide
on rhe slightest provccaJIo-.
There was fifteen or twenty feet OF rope
in the Office. This rope happened to be
there because II was left there by pair Of
clippers from Conway Springs who by its
aid escaped from the Office one night
about three months ago about q
half hour before the young woman's
father arrived in the city to take her back
home with him. Now the ordinary reader
cannot DISCERN, perhaps, that this rope
was of any imaginable use 20 this crowd
Of office seekers but it was. One man
used it to show his ability to tie hang
mans knot and Chief Gone took a good
deal of interest in the feat. So much so
that dozen other jealous rivals for posi-
tions attempted to perform the feat OF
tying this ghastly knot with still greater
dexterity. Why ability in this
line should be put forth as q
qualification is hard to tel but
those who performed the tying of the knot
successfully made a great deal Of capital
out of it AID seemed 30 think that it en-
hauced their chances for employment.
They thought perhaps that Chief Cone
would have occasion TO hang a maa some
day and that he felt 1t his duty to have
man on the force who could tie knot in 9
hangmRnship-like manner.
While the commissioners were in session,
probably three hours, was dreadful
period OF suspense the monatouy Of which
was only broken once and that was when
". j. Babb emerged from the commIs-
sioner's room fuil-fedged police judge.
he Immediately went on the bench and
commenced dispensing justice like an old
hand at the business. At exactly O'Clock
the com missioners emerged from their
office ANA left the building followed By 200
pairs Of anxious looking eyes. Rute Cone
stepped out with A paper in his hand aud
called the roll If the men elected. viz:
Bob NeiT. John Carney, Otto Kock. Ike
Dsd.sntn and Frank Werner. Fall in"
said be, and the five fortunate individuals
fell into line with a CELEBRITY that would
do credit to Napoleon : old guards, ana
II single lie up TO the city
clerk Office, where they were administered
the cath of office. The other fellows
!azily drifted out az the building very
much down IN the mouth and willing 10
sell their chances At les than cost.
Bob NeE and John Carney Will De office
CLERKS, taxing turn about DAY and night, I
while the other three will be Pa6rolmen.
Bedford Woods place viii not BE- sup
D.ied At all rs his work VIII be performed
10y the clerks.
II Il said that four or fre more heads
Will droQ eff next Saturday.
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A DECEivING HUSBAND.

4 well dressed lady carrying a little
child called at the police station yesterday
ADD inquired for her husband, giving his
name, and said she had just come on from
Fort Scott in response TO letter she re-
ceived from him in which nc stated he
was now policeman IL Wichita at good
salary and for her to bring the baby and
come at once. just as the desk ser
geant had informed her that
no such man was on the force AID never
mad been the husband came in. From the
top Of the stairway 70 the clerks Office he
tried 70 touch every block OF marble IN the
tesseliated floor aud found 1t much easier
to follow the diagonal course in which
they were laid than TO 20 straight across
them. lie came in. through, and kissed
his wife and without saying n word took
the baby and started out. His eyes were
ec4igssd and he stumbled over two spit
toons sad would have fallen down stairs
bad not his wife taken his arm aud kept
him steady. The little wife said nothing
tut the tears that came to her eyes showed
p.siner than words her cruel disappolnt-
ment.
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A CONNECTION.

A few days ago the EAGLE referred 20
the lightning artist who - now doing such
clever painting at the Boston store as ihe
same artist who was here IAss spring. This
- mistake worthy Of correction for there
j. vast difference between the TWO men
ia the line Of thsir ability. Professor
Hurley VINO was here last year made pic
lures while Professor Myers WHO il with
the Boston Store now makes paintings
The latter is - far ahead u the former as
trained artist who has spent
years under the best INSTRUCTORS
is ahead Of tie msn who picks
up the business IL a week and work ySist-
out either experience or = thorough know
ledge q the principles 0! painting. While
Professor Hurlsy's work va- highly ap-
preciated aad vel patrouiZed, yet. ls y
not ia u with tie work q Professor
Meyers. This cannot be appreciated t.ll
samp.es % the work u both axe PLACED
side ~ side. 7 ne paintings vhleb PrD.ss-
sor Meyers - turning out are carefully de-
zned aad art3sticA1ly executed and tHofs
= 10 understand and Appreciate a1e NcE&
Know thss. hence tie clerks 10 tie bosto1
store ars kvps busy handing cot ~ work
% tssir c1syonsrs
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IT MAY BE MURDER.
TOM CUMMINGS ASSAULTED LAST
NIGHT AND DANGEROUSLY
INJURED.
Stricken Down on Fourth Avenue, He is
Found With G Terrible Wound On
His Head and Still Remains
Unconscious

An assault that may yet prove to be a
murder was committed ahout S o'clock
yesterday evening on South Fourth
avenue between kellogg ana Lewis streets.
The locality is a lonely one and is inn
medately in the rear of w. ". DHls
house on South Emperia avenue. On The
west side of the avenue there Is a half
block of ground that is vacant. A slde-
walk ordinance has reached ahead of
civilization and a pine board pavement
runs the entire length OF the block.
About $50 O'clock as j. c. Gale. car
penter living at 1902 South Washington
was coming along the walk. he heard
croans near there, and going about fifteen
feet west OF the walk, into the vacsn. lots.
found a man lying there who WAS Unable
10 talk and apparently badly hurt. Hur-
1yinE on to Douglas avenue-he found OH
Ger Dennis on that beat, and told him of
his find
Dennis hastily got a carriage and
drove TO the spot where he
found the man who was still coucious, and
seeing the carriage approaching called for
help. lie was then q Die To help himself
some in getting into the carriage and was
driven 10 the police station. When the
carriage reached the station the man WIS
unconcious and remained SO up to an early
hour this morning. He was unable to
talk coherenlly when picked up but man
Rged to say his name was Tom Collins. As
the officer understood him.
He was laid on a table and Doctors
Whitlock, Hoffman and Hupp
were called when it was found
that tue man was seriously injured and
sinking rapidly. DR.. Whitlock admin.
5sterod stinulsnts and dressed his wounds.
He had received a terrible blow over the
left eye, there was a great confusion iusr
buck OF the right ear and the fingers OF his
left hand had been pounded all 10 pieces
and were bleeding freely. After his
wounds were dressed he was placed on a
cot and a man engaged 10 watch him. Il
was not possible 70 take him to the nos.
pltal owing to his weak condition.
Chief Cone detailed Officers Spaun. Har.
mou and Dennis on the case. and. going TO
the place where he was picked up, they
found piece of 4 fence, known 10 carpeu-
tiers as "twO-inch," hAli-rouud and about
three feet long. with which he had been
struck. The stick was spliutered ali 10
pieces. They also found large rock near
by, but they were OF the opinion that he
had fallen on this, causing the confusion
back of his ear. His hat WAS picked
mp and found TO have hole
in the brim, about two inches long. that
fitted just over where his eve was hurt
bis clothing was not disarrauzed and
there was no dirt ca them.
On examining his coat pockets Chief
z
20 George n, Davis. Valley Center, Kan.
AZ well as some grocery bills and memo
rRnda Of the oil company of this city by
whom Davis WAS formerly employed.
Luke Willis. Davis broiher-in-Iaw, was
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notified, but failed to identify the man as


An EAGLE reporter made trip alon;
Douglas avenue from Fourth to Fifth
and by persistent inquiry got track o
Davis movements during the afternoon
He had been drinking freely and at
O'Clock left Eckart's place saying ht
had n friend here who was going Il
| take him up on the freight to Valley
Center. He was then in the company O.
Jap Allison, Bill Davidson and two OF
! three other men from bis town.
! About $50 or 5:45 Councilman Johnson
met Davis at Fourth and Douglas and was
| talking with him when two men driving
| light pony team to q spring wagon, with
! bows and a cover, came up and Davis went
| in the street to talk TO them.
When Sheriff Cone made farther search
of the injured mans pockets he found
| that everything in his coat pockets bore
the name Of George r. Davis while In the
pockets of his vest and pantaloous was
found articles going TO show that he was
not Davis but that his name was Tom
Cummings aud that he was section fore
man on the Frisco at Bentley. There was
found a telegram from the road master,
dated the 20th, telling him to come to
Wichita and that be would be furnished
transportation. In addition to this tele-
gram he had in bis pockets switch key,a
lead pencil, some tobacco, a pocketbook
and ST. 10 in money.
Officers Spaun and Harmon found that
early in the evening Cummings had a
check cashed at Giles cigar store, 622
East Douglas, and at the time J. L. Davis
and W. Il Wel.and were with him aud
when he received the money one OF them
made grab tor it and Cum mings re-
marked that none were smootbe enough to
do him up; and that he was going down on
South Fourth to see his friends.
IN the money paid him was a so
gold piece that WAS not found on his Der
son when searched at the station.
Following mp this clew the officers soon
located J. L. Davis and Neiland ana had
them locked up at midnight. Spaun sud
Harmon found Davis and Dennis soon
brought in Weiland. They learned thar
George Il Davis went home to Valley
Center on the . O'Clock Santa Fe train.
Now here Is the strange part Of the
story Cummings when foun6 surely had
on George f. Tsvis' coat. 1t not
only contained a number OF letters.
bills and other articles bearing
his name but the coat was too
small Tor him and the ends OF the sleeves
were nearly 10 his elbows. Aud there j.
no doubt that the injured man is Tom
Cummings and he having the telegram
that he would be furnished transportation
and Davis saying he had q friend with
whom be WIS going up on the o'clock
freight and then not going uatil the Q
O'Clock train altogether mSAe connection
worthy of study.
=. +. Davis and w. H. Weiland. the
men arrested last night. are supposed 20 lie
railroad meu, bus put IA more time lo8tina
st tile corner of Douglas and Filth avenues
imam they Go At work. When arrested
lsst night they were both intoxicated
N-l!.'nd s powerfully built man aud j.
known as 'DutcAy.' After being locked
up last night he refused 10 talk, but pul
"a al hoGr howiiaE for blankets.
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Yesterday for the first time the officers
O; tie Fair association were ready 70 de-
liver certificates Of stock 10 accordance
With their sucscri ptlon contracts. OIe-
f!tE o. tle ea;i-e capital stock was &c
AveEed 20 81 disorders aud ten Per cent
pzld iU. IL ls expected that iu sc next
thirty days tu- entire amount win Dc sub
scrIoed and ten per cent. paid Grorgs =.
D14a. general uaaa=zr % tEs Jacob Do.1
Packing company expressed himself Tesy
~ufluslz.glc..lly q 3ns prosPscrs q TIE
Fair association and offered 70 take fifteen
shares ia sGd.ts 10 TIE Ten already paid
for. provided the associztion would buy
Eroanc@. That appears 10 b the popular
tnilg % 90 6u; tie efEIeeTs VIII not Cec.L.e
- tEa- lu Eo-5zDE step w!tbcEt mature
6eliasralsoa aaa ias zsolsy zli pledged TO
pay out su fasi Pay 81 taey 20 hAs besa
.aog-@4 5y ;le a->oclatl5a aid w4I &c
stric-sr adhered "a
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Las. 2 .Eht Aosut II oc.Sek = y1zas
rzsa who id ro; go h4s rssz.s. cane 20
sc po.3o~ sfafs>u a. So 1ls rooD. Ne
3. - - N1TtE ia z sttsss, la bssa e3F-
Eizrazsd sisc . coat aus Tesz. pair q;
Esaats I'D 3 sAie o ala xa.1r ssoss tAk-a
fts-rsfrora ~hiss b vss 1ssn Fsttax
saavsc. Re rsporlud tts .ess ssaut $40
Au1fs af.rr Is oreurrssi. aEd - al tts
traias bad Eoas CIT Ia tssl t!a.s Sic tLirf
pss-a 2 GO szsay 60 "a o. BE sss-a-.l
70 saoH who Sc burglar vas aez gave .
very accurate 1spcf.g tael a. a3E-
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cApssla Bafg-ss eAza- 4Dua from To
r~ss -Ass srsa : s11 rs.7yfs a-attz - assr
lsss.y sn1 i1tsf@zs5z az I'D thlnks ta~fs
xiIl 500 Be ssstlss8ssE % OFFER zas- 10
tzs lSWsr Eozs@-
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There viii be social under the auspices
Of tue ladies o. the Liuco,u Street Prr~bv-
terisa church Friday evening. the a,5b.
inst, az che residence Of 2Ir. ana Hrs. g
L. Miller, lISs South Topeka ave TB-
evening VIII bs devoted To funny avaa<z-
meDts. The famous Marine baud WI, an
pear and render dIscoriances. EVERYDAY
who Is addicted 70 fun, or enjoys fun. j
cordially invited to be present.
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We have cut some $500 Suits down to $500.
We have some $500 Suits you now buy for S..
Some So Suits now going for 5000.
Some $50 suits selling now for $40.
Some $500 chldren's suits now $Ioo.
Some $500 children's suits for $1.5o.
Some $500 children's suits for $3.50.
$500 mems overcoats slaughtered at $500.
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I &c seeol1 recital - tbs pupils q MIss
Dsssa Johnson was gITsa yesterday after
= oca a. asE kozs oz zee " a. s.dA
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GARFIELD CNIyEK>IrT.

The third term az the work viii op-a
aexr Tuesday, the z4tn inst.
i be war OF TIE crimson aud purple q
over, but Baykes and Peric.estaas while
giving each other tie hand q peace, eve
each others programs with a rivalry tha.
means Sharp wogk aad determination not
10 be oUtdoae "a the excellence Of their
pertormaG ce-.
To strangers, aad even 70 citizens, Tire
mann 5css of busy varSnsen abou, thz uo@
finished part u tide uAla buadia-. and
tee Improvements already rua1e in th=
cU-rsT3 tal-b.oE. IS a daily sacIr-se d
gE4tltcst5ou.
NJ Henry ~eale,iager. tae genial ard
good aNsGss4 salesman representing Eae
aartaaauH fronk company CT CaEs-1,
viii spend sunday al Aeas. via as z T.
1T1ss1A
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-21

The Odd Fellows Lodge here re-
ceiyed letter. Tuesday, from w. H.
Petl'ie, informing them of the death of
Lou Bingham. formerly of this place,
Which occurred Dec 5th, near Two
Harbors, Minnesota. Bingham was at
work in Thomas & Lander's logging
camp, on the landing, unloading logs
when by some means the logs got away
and three of them rolled over him, kill
ing him instantly. The remains were
taken to Duluth, where his wife resides,
for burial. Mr. Bingham has had hard
luck this last summer, as he was out O
q job the greater part of the time, and
leaves his wife in poor circumstances.
He was Well known here and universal
ly liked and respected.
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Cleveland has fonnd il

President Cleveland has fonnd it
impossible to restore Queen Lii to the
throne of the Sandwich Islands without
force, and he has asked Congress to
authorize him to restore her, Or to put
it in plain language, to allow him to
overthrow the republic of Hawaii, and
restore the monarchy by force of arms.
We very much doubt if his party in
Congress will follow even him to that
length. A pretty spectacle that would
be, the leading republic of the world
overthrowing the youngest and weakest
and forcing 81 rotten monarchy ON an
unwilling people by force of arms.
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All the argument that the Demccra

All the argument that the Democrat
seems able to bring in favor OF the
Wilson tariff bill is that it is demo
cratic measure and the republicans are
opposed to it, therefore all democrats
should favor it.. That may be all the
argument needed with some rock-rlobed
hide bound democrats, but it will hard
" hold water with the pc ople OF the
iron region whose very bread aud
butter is taken away by it.
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What are you waiting for. My
holiday stock is large, my goods new
my prices low, the latest in style. the
finest in quality. the utmost in variety
The presents you want at the prices
YOU like are all included in my splendid
line of Watches, Clocks, jewellery
Silverware, etc.
E. F. MECHLER, Jeweler.
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Work on the court house was stop

Work on the court mouse was stop
ped Monday and the building nailed up
Nothing more will be done on it until
next spring. The county board has
come to the conclusion that they are
not getting as much work done as they
ought for the money and so will dc
nothing more until warm weather
comes.
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City Officers.

City Cfticefs-
,,,.;,m,.l-L. J. Cock.
s~.pI,,,i~opa-A. RICHMOND MART
!IIBIiI..
~,,yk-W.J REILLY.
rr#,ller-N. }. WALSH.
1,.Ns.,ur-W. 4. BRADFORD.
A5'Sstt;-o,r.-N. A. COLMAN. JAS. ODER
D , noTTzER. A. +. HOWARD, ID.
r'uniit,ahlps-Ben MINTON, A. WRIGHT,
LEVI SEXTON.
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WIFE Walsh has a "praunkeen" c

Will Walsh has ''praunkeen" on
exhibition at his store. It is con
trivancc used by the Indians to kill
snakes and is indeed curiosity to those
not understanding the workings of the
machine" H. +. Bisbee will take it
South with him and use it on sheep
farm
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E. F. MECHLER. Jeweler.
On the face of the returns Hopkins

On the face of the returns Hopkins.
democratic, was elected mayor OF
Chicago, yesterday, by thirteen hundred
majority. Last fall the democrats
Carried the city by forty-two thousand
majority. The republicans claim fraud
ia the election yesterday and will con
test it.
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LOG Al HITs

| O1iio OlilCC.
home. p'A' sunday at
y. G. Small was at T,h,oo
Monday. n'ee haees
| AUmocq,,a. '0'oaS' for
- young son of August MibowR
died yesterday. '' 1''i'o'
'ahsuenaria BalSsm at F. Boards
ley'a Drug Store. ~ 40
Don't forget Hazel Kirke at Onar.
na'i tomorrow night.
I'D Sells returned from his v;s;+ 70
Milwaukee Monday.
>. Deckert, of the Veronica, re-
pofts The hotel trade as good
'on miss the show tomorrow
night. Positively one night only.
ne Haddy dwelling house for
rent. EnXuire of y. +. Riorlan.
"A NO. ! Stock of Meats, sweet and
cender' at f. j. Deckert's Market.
Line school house at Woodboro
ojfned the latter part of last week.
VI. 5. Sheppard, of Rhinelander
registered at the Veronica Tuesday.
"A. Cohen was at Fifeld the latter
part OF last week visiting his brother.
SHERIFF Brazell. of Rhinelander,
was Ill this city Monday and Tuesday.
Tim O'Connor, of Merrill, did bust
ness in town the fore part of the week
DR.. O'Malley made one of his pro-
iesslonal trips to Three Lakes Monday.
For Coughs and Colds use Sanguen
aria Balsam. For sale by f, B ardsley.
Go to Mrs. J. E, Madden's for
Christmas goods. She has a fine line
-"Hazel Kirke" at Opera Hall to-
morrow evening, Dec o. Don't miss
it,
j. c. Hubbard, of Merrill, was
at the Denton House Mon
day.
II. J, Deckert, of the Veronica, was
at Three Lakes the latter part of last
week.
H. E, Bisbee came upGrom Chicago
and will remain here for few
weeks.
Turkeys, Chickens. Geese and Duck
cheap for cash at f. J. Deckert's
Chairman l.. J. Cook has been con-
fined to his house for several days by
the grip.
will Gebhardt, a former resident
of this place, now of Amigo, was in
town Monday.
Take advantage of the hard times
by buying your Christmas presents at
B eardsley's.
Nit Maynard. the Oshkosh travel
ing man, was interviewing our mer-
chants Tuesday
The pay car came through yester-
day and made glad the hearts of the
railroad boys.
Remember the cheapest place in
town to buy you: Meats is at F.
Deckert's Market.
Miss Dryer returned, Tuesday. and
will remain with her sister Mrs. Frank
Clure this winter.
There is so much snow in the woods
that lumbermen have had to get out
their snow plows.
Mrs. J. e. Madden's is the place
to- 90 for ClOaks. She is closing out
her stock at cost.
Frank Case, the candy man, was in
town yesterday. He reports trade IN
his line as being dnll.
Al, Croker has the contract 1oh
next years supply Oh WOOD
for the school house.
Old loggers say that the snow is
deeper now than they ever saw IL at
this season of the year.
j. B. Tompkins, of Merrill VINO Is
near State Line, was IN town
the fore part of the week.
F. Beardsley has an excellent line
Of holiday goods of al kinds which ne
is selling to suit the times.
j. D. Day. the Rhinelander logger
o, coon on orr streets couple OF days
the latter part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Kilduff were maze
happy, Tuesday by the arrival OF nine
po,nd boy. We smoked.
/-Miss Mamie Slattery, who is attend
ing the Normal School at Oshkosh Is
q ynected home tomorrow.
r,lnon of the ShaWnO Shoe
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-12-21

Gold Rings, Plain Band and Set
Rings, Chains, Charms, Stick Pins,
Brooches, Gold Pens, Fountain Pens,
Bracelets. Neck Chains, Cuff Buttons,
Gold and Silver Thimbies and lots Of
other appropriate presents to be had at
E. T. Mechler's, Jeweler.