Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-11-29


John McInnis, j., of Merrill, was
in this city Tuesday.
The REVIEW office is The place to
get your job work done.
Now is the time to begin to ndver-
tisejfor the holiday trade.
| VAndy Morrisy, OF State Line, was
in tlis city Tuesday and Wednesday.
| IA new Chinese laundry has open
ed up, in the Denton building, in this
tw,:.
! "A. Mckenzie drew j. G. Sever
ence's pony in rattle Saturday even.
ing.
"A. Meinheimer. OF Manitowoc. was
in this city Monday interviewing his
customers.
A new railroad is being built con-
Meeting Tomahawk with the North
western road
Geo Darling was Three Lakes
Saturday taking orders for clothes.
He sold four suits.
Joe Kathan, of I,hinelpnder, was
In this city Saturday and went up 70
his brick ut Conover
n. q. Sherwood LEFT, Tuesday, for
Stevens Point to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives and friends.
Ass Postmaster Chas Huck-
body is entertaining his brother viii,
Of ,Wausau. for u few days.
s., Frank Case, the Fond du Lac
candy man, transacted business in this
city Monday and Tuesday.
-Chas Hall went. up to Maren~sco
Saturday to take orders for suits, re-
turning home again Monday.
Miss Cora hank. who is teaching
Mt State Line, is spending ThanEsgiv-
ing with her parents in this city.
"A gentlemen was in town Satur-
day looking over the place with the
view OF starting "A steam laundry.
Walt Staret, travelling salesman
for the Gerry Lumber Co, is spending
Thanksgiving with friends in town.
bat O'Day. who has had charge Of
fonc OF O'Day & Co.'S logging camps
near Conover, was in this city Monday.
f
/-Tne Sheridan Lumber Co., have
begun their winter logging Opera
tons. They put in one camp last
week
The Gerry Lumber Co.'S planning
mill was closed down again Friday
oWcrs.
SJ-Mart lIirzel held the lucky num-
Der which drew forty acre farm. To-
Gated about'n mile north OF town, in a
rattle Saturday night.
] Mart Hirzcil is having quite Il
Streak of luck these days. In addition
to the forty acres of land he drew w
knox's horse in Il rattle.
William persohn is having quite a
run in the harness trade. His heavy
harnesses are getting quite reputa-
ton among the lumbermcn.
John McInnis & Sons. OF Merrill
have begun logging Operations few
miles south west from here. They put
| E,.st IF IN v.pnS
p. j. O'Malley, of Minocqua, ara
John Lind, of Arbor Vitae, who were
| IN this city attending n meeting OF the
county board returned to their homes
Saturday.
| /-Word has been received that
EGenry OConnor, who is sick with
pneumonia at Philadelphia where he
was attending school, is improving
and is in fair way TO recover II he
does not have relapse.
Mrs. Angelic J. Peavy, sister OF
Gov ELECT Upham. was elected super
;ntendent of public instruction OF the
state of Colorado. at the recent cleo
ton, being the republican candidate
fer that office.
| Deputy County clerk John Rad-
cliffe left, Monuay, for Medford to ala
IN the canvassing OF the votes cast Tor
assemblyman at the last election.
From there he expects to 20 to Graz ma
Rapids on business and it will PROB
ably be several days before he returns
home
| flames Obcrholtzer's team ran
Mway with him Monday evening. he
wns coming from Nine Mile and ut
place where the road runs along the
hank of the river his cutter was over
turned precipitating him down the
high bank to the river below. Inc
horses were found in a tamrac swamp
and the cutter was quite badly broken