Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-06-28
l. oGAE HITS
for THE REVIEW.

tendance upon law suit.
Louis Champaign returned, Mon
day, from q trip down the line.
N-R. D. Mcleod made business trip
up to Interior and Choate yesterday.
7Sheritf Sells spent a couple of days
atMinocuua the fore part of this week.
v -Egbert Wyman, district attorney
of Forest county, was in this city
Yesterday.
Richmond is visiting her
sisters Minnie and Lucy sat Ashland.
She went up Monday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hobart returned, Tues
day, from IL visit with relatives and
friends at Wausau and Merrill.
C. S, McIndoe who has been dom 6
dent istry work here for the past week
returned to Khnelander YES Cerday.
A. II, Stevens handles the famous
Gold Medal flour, manufactured by
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Mrs. Hanford Donnelly came up
from Chicago, Tuesday, and will spend
few weeks visiting her relatives, the
VConnors.
Miss Emma Lieber, who has been
engaged for some time in Mrs Madden's
millinery store, left for her home in
Ahtigo Monday.
Grant Cook, who has been teaching
at Three Lakes for the past year. is
home for his summer vacation. His
school closed Friday.
james Mckinley drove over to
Minocqua, Tuesday. He went over to
examine into logging contract which
he thinks of taking.
The board of review met Monday
and adjourned for two weeks to allow
the assessor that additional time to
complete the assessment roll.
Max Sells and Geo O'Connor went
up to Gogebic trout fishing, Saturday,
returning Monday morning. They re-
poft very Indifferent success.
/-Walt T. Starett travelling salesman
for the Gerry Lumber Co., is again on
the road after spending several weeks
in the office here. He started Friday
/-F. w. Mcintyre, chairman of the
county board of supervisors, left Tues
day for Madison to submit the plans of
the new Jail to the State Board of Con-
troll.
y. McAdams and G. b. Harris, two
prominent Chicagoians who have been
spending some time at Sand Lake en-
Toying the the fishing, returned home
Friday.
WIN. Mclean will give q dance
in his Pavilion July Fourth. The
best OF music has been engaged and
IL good time will be had by all who
attend.
L. +. McGill and James White
were at Three Lakes Friday to see
about taking the contract to plaster
the new school house which is being
built there.
John Dane, former resident of
this place now of Manistique, Michigan
haze been spending several days in this
city looking after some property which
he owns here.
w. c. Campbell and family, of Kau-
kauna. came up Thurday and are spend
ing few days camping out on Gagen
Hill. Mr.. Campbell is superintendent
Of one of the paper mills in his city.
Francis Colman and Walt O'Connor
were at Lake Laura fishing the latter
part of last week and brought home
big string of fish including one large
muscallonge as a witness of their
proves.
1t is reported that Il. B. Walsh
has concluded that he does not want
the position of school clerk and has
pulled out of the race. This leaves
W. J. Reilly as the only candidate
mentioned in his district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Finger are
entertaining a young lady visitor at
their place. She arrived Monday and
weighed just nine pounds. DR.. Haddy
the attending physician, reports mother
and child as doing finely.
1t is a maxim ''that it is q
smart child that knows its own
father" but that will be nothing to
the wisdom of Congressman Wilson
recognizing his toughest son in the
Senate tariff reform" bill.
John Daily, of Grand Rapids, was
M this city Friday. He, in company
with John O'L'ay, of Merrill, has taken
a large logging contract from the Scott
Lumber Co., and they have crew OF
about sixty men in near Conover al
ready.
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