Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-09-06
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John Woodlock. of Tomahawk.
was in this city Monday.
Be sure and attend TIE Band Boys
dance Saturday evening.
More goods on the five and ten
cent counters at the Express Office.
Steve Moo transac ted business in
lNlnelander the fore part of the week.
Attorney N. a. Colman was at
Minocqua Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
Monday was Labor Day and there
fore the public shoots did not open up
until Tuesday.
Nit Maynard, the Oshkosh travel
ing man, transacted business in this
city yesterday.
Prof. Gross, who spent his summer
vacation at his home in Oshkosh, re-
turned Saturday.
Go to the Express o flee and secure
some of those bargains on the five and
ton cent coun ters.
Miss Belle Mcqueen lef t. Saturday.
for Ripon to continue her studies in
the college at that place.
--Chas Hucl body spent a couple of
days in Wausau the fore part of the
week visiting relatives.
Tom Lynch was renominated for
Congress at the Democratic convention
held in Merrill Tuesday
1T is astonishing what bargains you
can find on the five and ten cent coun-
ters at the Express Office.
Rev. Father July, of Rhine lander,
spent Sunday in this city and conduct
ed services at the Catholic Church.
Miss Sullivan, of Sidnaw, Mich,
arrived in this city Thursday and is the
guest of her sister Mrs. John Smith.
See change in the Bee Hive ad
this week. Mr.. Franl1ell carries a
large stock and it will pay you to trade
with him.
See Louis Krom's new ad in this
ISSUE Read it over carefully and then
60 and examine some of the bargains
hefs Offering.
l/-Aliss Mamie Diamond is in Rhine
lander visiting with the family OF
county treasurer Holland. She went
down Saturday.
Mrs. Dugan, whose husband form
erly sawed for the Gerry Lumber Co.,
has moved to this city so that her son
can attend school.
Miss Julia Tracy returned, Satur,
| day, from Merrill where she has been
spending her vacation and took up her
duties in the school.
! Walter Starett, salesman for the
Gerry Lumber Co., is in town again
after a long trip on the road. He got
back Sunday morning.
Y i. S. Frankell left, Tuesday, on
business trip to Iron Mountain, Mich.
| From there he goes Chicago to lay In
his fall and winter stock.
| Miss Mollie Hollis returned, Satur-
day, from her home at Traope Cltv
and has taken charge of one OF the de-
patments in our city school.
VA. Mckenzie and r. B. Walsh
left. tMonday, for Merrill to attend the
Democratic Congressional convention
which met at that place Tuesday
Mrs. Ella Stewart and Miss Lou
Swimm, who have been spending the
lastfew weeks on the latter's home
stead, returned to the city Friday
The meeting of the Republican
club will be held in Dickinson Il Cooks
hall Saturday evening at half past
seven o'clock. Don't fail to attend.
A party of eight tourists from
Rockford H., arrived in this city
Saturday and will spend several days
enioving the fishing in this vicinity.
The members of the Sunday school
held picnic Thursday at Gagen Hlil.
There was quite large turn out ana
all present had very enjoyable time.
| Miss Emma Dugas, who has been
s,endiny her vacation at her home IN
Grand Rapids, returned, Saturday. ana
assumed her duties in the city school.
Peter Stein came in Saturday, from
,.oeoct al alxa aura. He
reported forest fires burning all along %
| the road between his place ana TINS
city.
r Otto, of State Line, transacted
business in this city Monday. he re-
norted that forest fires had been given
~, y GREAT deal Of trouble at State
Line.