Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-11-08
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Iat place.
Z Mart. Hirzell received IL Telegram
| Monday calling him to Milwaukee, al
ono on business. lie took the frs,
train for that city.
Mrs. A. Maher left Wednesday to
spend several weeks visiting relatives
ana friends at Saltwater. Minnesota,
and Anory, this state.
Walter Starrett, travelling sales
iuan for the Gerry Lumber Co re-
turned home Monday from several
weeks trip on the road.
y Amos Radcliffe was at Mi locoua
and Arbor Vitae Monday. He went
over to deliver the official ballots to
the town clerks of those two towns.
John Joice, of the firm of Hoogs-
traat, Joice & Hanse;, who are ex-
tenslvely engaged in logging at Rob
bins, Michigan, was in this city Mon
day and Tuesday
~. 3. aad James Walsh who have
Lbeen spending few days in this city
visiting relatives in this city returned
Tuesday noon to their studies at the
State University.
Rev. Ii. G.. Todd returned Satur
day from Spring Green, this state,
where he had been to aid in the cere-
monies of dedicatins a church and or
daining u minister.
The campaign in this county has
been the hottest and the closest con-
tested that we ever had, and the can
didates as we'll as the people generally
are glad that it is over.
-Hoogstraat. Joice & Hansen have
sold out their logging contract, and
their entire logging outfit at Robbins,
Michigan to Brown & Robbins who
own and operate the mill at that
place.
The Ladies' Aid society is talking OF
getting up a Thanksgiving dinner for
the purpose of raising some money to
be applied on the pastors salary,
which is considerably in arrears at
present.
See change in T. S. F,ankell's
''Bee Hive adj. Mr.. Frankell has
Just received another invoice OF new
goods and guarantees that his prices
and qualities are all right. Cali and
examfhe his stock.
l. IF. G.. Clure our old station agent.
IS back again il his place i'll the dep>t.
He left his wife at Kansas City. The
change of climate appears to be hav-
ing 81 good effect with her and there
are strong hopes of her speedy recov-
ery
SCon. Weigand, Jr, who has had
Of Louis Krom's store at Three Lakes
for several months returned to this
city Monday and will resume his old
position in Mr.. Krom's store here, Mr.,
Krom having discontinued business at
Three Lakes.
X THE addition which is being built
on the Congregational parsonage is
nearing completion The young peo-
pie of the Christian Endeavor OF that
church have taken it upon themselves
to raise the money necessary to bulid
this addition which was very nuch
needed.
Louis KrOm has gone out Of bust
ness in Three Lakes and has brought
his stock up here, therefore he will
sell the goods at cost in order to re-
duce his stock. No doubt everybody
will saw that he now has the largest
ever brought to town. Read his all
and be sure to so there and examine
| his stock.
j. D. Hoogstraat, the senior mem
Der of the logging firm OF Hoogstraat.
| .,oice & Hansen, was in this city Tues
day. Mr.. Hoogstraat has been inter
ested tn logging operations in this
| vicinity for the past eight years. His
| present headquarters are at Robbins,
Michigan. Mr.. Hoogstraat resid~d<in
this city for two or three years several
wears ago, but now lives at Ludington,
Michigan.
Tho entertainment and oyster sup
Der given by the young people Of the
lGhristian Endeavor society last Thurs
day evening was success financially
and otherwise. They cleared about
thirty dollars, u part of which was APP
Piled on the pastors salary and the
balance was used in helping to pay fol
the addition that is being built on the
parsonage. They had very pleasing
literary program which was followed
by an oyster supper.