Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-23

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every way, with all It's citizens carry
ing that appearances SO unlvef al over
the st;tte-good health aud we'll fed.
| shall biyouac here for u good nights
rest tt thelHotel Veronica, and continue
my Investigations as the true merits OF
this particular p;sr5 OF Wisconsin.
Right here, however, let me say q
word about the
HOTEL VERONICA.
which is the leading and largest hotel
in The city and was erected at a cost Of
81 coo 90, and is a modern and We'll con-
Quoted hotel in every respect. f. j.
Deckert is the genial and accommodating
landlord, and he has resided in Eagle
River. for for the past seven years.
Will Lawson is the clerk in the hotel
and he is q very social and pleasant
Young gentleman who has host of
friends and acquaintance, especially
among commercial men who make this
town. Mr., Decllert has been running q
meat market in Eagle River ever since
he came to the town and is still the
owner Of the largest and best equipped
shop in the town. The house is all
newly furnished, has Is sleeping rooms,
Darior, sample room and Il large and
commodious dining. room, and also has
a fine bar in connection. This hotel
not only Las the reputation of setting
an excellent table, all nice and cle2n n,
plenty of variety and the best Of every
thing well cooked, but really is an ex-
celIent place to stay. Having been
here for some time we can truthfully
say that we never received better or
kinder treatment with q better variety
Of choice, we'll cooked food and clean
beds in all travels during the last five
wears. We have found plenty ofhotels
where we had TO pay fancier prices for
our accommodations. but most OF them
were fancy in price only, and in some
cases their charges were eXorbltant.
But few towns can boast of better hotel
facilities than Eagle River and the
Hotel Veronica deserves d full share
of the honor.
A good strong cup Of highly
favored tea, haky biscuits. good
sweet butter, fresh eggs, picked
cabbage preserves, nice sweet cream
and few such odds and ends thrown
in with more staple articles Of food,
all gotten up tasty, is surely all we
could ask for, and then to wind up
by sitting and putting one of the
best hayanas the house can buy for
money is another point gained,
while I thus chronicle these ram
bling thoughts. Everything about
the house, without exception both
outside and inside, is kept in ex
eeedingly good order, and with
especial care regarding the sanitary
condition. Travelling men know
where they get the best accomoda-
tons and frequently q party Of
twenty-five or thirty stop here for
Sunday. To those of you fellow
tray elers, who have not tried this
hotel permit me to advise you a
little on the subject: ssBe sure and
stop at the Hotel Veronica when IN
town and all these things are sup
piled for your convenience. T" Such
a hotel as this is q credit to any
town and a great boon to the travel
ing public, as to come into such
cheerful rooms and surroundings
make one feel as if they had just
returned sshome. .
After enjoying a good nights
rest and fine breafest, we sally
forth to sstake IN the town. Where
shall We go first? is the query that
naturally comes into our mind.
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