Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-05-31
LOCAL. HITS
for The REVIEW.


Mart Hirzel transacted business in
Three Lakes Saturday.
Dell Vines, of Merrill, was guest
at the Denton house Saturday.
John Daily, of Grand Rapids, was
registered at the Denton Saturday.
e. Bennett, of Marnette, was
register ed at the Veronica Monday.
Sheriff Sells spent Thursday and
Friday of last week in Rhinelander.
N. Hosmer. of Chicago. was in
town Monday looking up the grocery
trade.
Con Weigand, clerk in Krom's
clothing store, was at Watersmeet
Monday.
Assessor Bradford is busy just now
ascertaining the value of Eagle River
property.
Jas Mckinley drove to Minocqua
yesterday. He went over to move A.
Qohen's stock over.
Mrs. Ernie Stewart departed, Fri
day, to join her husband on their home
stead in Minnesota.
Vail Stewart is putting in some
time on his homestead north of Duluth.
He went up Friday.
C. w. Mulligan spent Thursday
and Friday in Minocqua working up a
trade for his fine cigars.
I Walter Starett and James Walsh
left, Friday for a visit to their home
steads in Northern Minnesota.
1t is wonderful what general
shrinking there is in the value of prop
erty about this time every year.
"A. H, Stevens handles the famous
Gold Medal flour, manufactured by
Wash burn & Crosby, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mary J. Hobart, of Eagle
River. was guest Of her daughter,
Mrs Ed Brazeil, this week.-Rhine-
Herald
Mrs. Lars Lucas, Shepherd, Mich,
is spending few days in this city visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Roderick.
R. H. johnson, editor of the Cent
raj Wisconsin, of Wausau, was in this
city Tuesday. This office acknowledges
pleasant call.
Dwelling houses for sale Or rent, also
first-class boarding house all furnish
ed. For terms enquire of +. J. Deckert
at the Veronica. CIV
B. T. Dorr, of Amigo, who has
been spending the past ten days sur
veying for the Gerry Lumber Co., re-
tyfned home Friday.
W. W. Forester received word
Tuesday of the serious illness of his
father at Douglas. Michigan, and left
at once for that place.
The Misses Emma Lieber, May
Smith and Viola Mcintyre spent a
couple of days in Amigo this week.
They went down Tuesday.
~. W. Mcintyre and w. II. Bonner
are in Chicago this week purchasing
the new engine and boiler for the water
works They went down Monday.
Attorney D. e. Riordan returned,
Friday. from a business trip to Osh-
kosh. While away he took the oppor-
tunity of visiting relatives at Berlin.
I. S. Frankell's family arrived in
this city from Crystal Falls. Mich,
Monday. He has rented the +. S.
Anderson house on Second street and
moved in at once.
A. Cohen. who has been in business
in this city for the past fourteen months
has closed up his business here and re-
moved to Minocqua where he intends
TO hold forth for the PRESENT.
Sheriff Brazell, of Rhinelander,
was in this city Monday. He came
over after trotter which he had had
shipped him here from Marinette and
returned with it to Rhinelander.
-Wm. Persohn has been fixing up
the interior of his store on Division
street. putting in new shelving etc.
By the way. he carries an elegant line
of boots and shoes, the finest In the
city.
Mrs. N. NJ. Emmons, who gave
birth to a little girl some two weeks
AGO. is not getting along as well as her
friends could wish and there are grave
fears that complications have set IN
that make her case dangerous.
-Chas Healey, OF Ironwood, agent
for Armour's meats, Was In this Guy
Monday. He has taken the position OF
J. III. Morgan, who use to make THIS
territory but who is now on the ooo'
ard will make regular weekly trips.
Alexander White, OF Chicago one
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