Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23
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-NeArly TWO nunureQ CdHic uOHu
from Choate, Interior. Robbins and
Watersmeet on the excursion Sunday.
fumes Patriquin came up from
ArbOr Vitae yesterday to represent
his town at IL meeting of the county
board.
Tho large amount OF work conncc-
ted with the getting out of the write up
this week, puts Us Il tribe behind with
the pa per.
-County Superintendent OF Schools,
Alex Higgins, is at Minocqua this
week holding teachers examination.
he went over Monday.
H. Finger. of the Gerry Lumber
Co. who has been up in Minnesota for
the past two or three weeks. returned
home Wednesday morning.
--thas !Slattcry. Miss Della Wise
and Mr.. and Mrs William SandersDn
formed a party who drove to Rhinelan-
der Wednesday to see the circus.
p. J. O'Malley of Minocqua, is in
the city attending meeting Of the
county boartl. He is also delegate to
the democratic county convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Hirzel, Mr. and
Mrs. chris Wise, Mrs I. Madden and
Miss Allen drove over to Rhinelander
Wednesday to see Barnum 4 Baileys
show
Call at f. D. Dcckert's market for
the choicest meats, vegetables and pro-
visions and be convinced that that il
the cheapest place in town to buy your
goods.
Tho following are the delegates
from Minocqua to the democratic coun-
mer, =. J. O'A1alley and Richard Arm
Il. g. Swift, a former resident of
this city but now of Interior. Michigan,
came down Sunday on the excursion to
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and our team.
The Old maxim. ''be chaste and you
will be happy is contrAdicted by q
man in this city who has been trying
for several months to dodge man TO
whom he owes bill.
+. S. Robbins, after whom the viii
lage of Robbins Michigan took its
name. came down from there Sunday
to witness the ball game between
Choate and this city.
Max Sells, sheriff of this county ar
rived from Eagle River Monday and
expects to remain seneral days subpoe-
naing juryman for the fall term OF
Ninocqua Times.
The youngest child of Mrs. Matte
Moon of the north side, aged about s
months died Tuesday of Cholera lnfan-
tum. The funeral was held Tuesday,
Rev. II. c.. Todd officiating.
William Nemacheck. book keeper
for the Gerry Lumber Go. in their Of
fec at Appleton, is in the city visiting
his brother Joseph, who is book keeper
for the company in their office here.
#. A. Headson of the Headson Co,
of Wnusau, the firm that has the con-
tract to put the heating apparatus i'll
the court house, spent two or three
days in this city the fore part of the
week.
Joseph Tooley went over to Minoc-
qua Monday, to see how his chances
we're for securing the delegates from
that part of the county to support him
for the de mocratic nomination for
sheriff
Will Gebhardt, we'll known here,
has gone into the general merchandise
business at North Prairie, Wis. Will
is a hustler and his friends here pre-
dict that he will make a success in his
new venture.
Clancy G.. Heath, wife and son,
arrived in this city Saturday from IlH-
AGA N. Y, and are spending few days
visiting his mother, Mrs. Heath, and
his two sisters, Mrs. John Carson and
Miss Helen Heath.
"A. NJ. Shank, who in company
with his brother is engaged in logging
and manufacturing shingles near Masa-
ba in Minnesota.is spending a couple OF
weeks visiting his family in this city
He arrived Tuesday.
Annie McLain, the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. William McLain, gave lit
tie party to sixteen of her friends and
playmates Sunday and treated them to
a trip up the lakes and Il picnic in hon
or of her 10th birthday.
The town board have let thc con-
tract for putting in the new boilers
q nd pump for the waterworks and put
ting up the new pump house to the
yoodcon CornOauv 0f WauSall.