Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-01-04
LOCAL HITS
Write it 1894 now.

Ion Weigand left, Tuesday, on a
business trip to Duluth.
j. D. Day, of Rhinelander did
business in this city Friday.
b The Gerry Lumber Co.'S ulan;no
mill started up again Monday.
-Ihe county board have decided to
nnlsh the court house by contract.
-V. Ii. Sanderson has rented the
daddy house and moved in SATURDAY..
FOR Coughs and Colds us. Sanouan
aria balsaln. For SAFE by f, B ardsley
John Joice, Of Hoogstraat, Joice &
Hanson, loggers, was in town yester-
day.
William Murphy returned, satur
day, from his trip in Northern Mime
sofa.
Ed. Brazell, of Rhinelander, came
over, Tuesday. to look after his logging
interests.
JAS. Loughlin, of Minocqua, deputy
sheriff, attended meeting of the coun-
ty boar1d, Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Balm, who is spending
the winter at Sand Lake, visited friends
III town Sunday.
Hiss Edith Mcintyre and Sadie
McOOugall visiteds friend at Three
Lakes Saturday.
Hattie O'Connor left, Tuesday, for
Rhlnelander to spend few days visit
Ing her brothers.
There will be meeting of the
creditors of the Sheridan Lumber Co.
in Milwaukee Saturday
-Assemblyman David Finn, of
Merrill, who is engaged in logging near
here was in town Saturday.
Sheriff Sells has been very busy
this week summoning jurors and get
ting ready for circuit court.
John Fay, member of the town
board of Minocqua, visited the county
seat couple of days last week.
Pain Expeller for neuralgia and
headache gets there every time. Put
up and for sale by F. Beardsley.
Geo. Hunter, a Merrill logger, was
in town several days the latter part of
last week and the fore part of this.
Geo. Reed, town clerk and justice
of the peace, of Minocqua, was in town.
Friday, as a witness in liquor case.
Jasper Roderick now has two chairs
in his barber shop on Wall street, and
engaged a first-class workman to help
him,
James Howlet. who has been sick
with rheumatism, was Oh the street,
Monday, for the first time in two
months.
Mr.. Henry Thompson, of Milwau-
kee, who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. King in this city, returned to
her home Saturday.
E. II. Bisbee, who has been spend
inc some time III town visiting friends,
left. Tuesday, for Grand Rapids where
he has secured a position.
James Hobart, who has been at
tending a medical college in Louisville,
Kentucky, came home, Monday 10
spend his vacation.
Wishing people happy new year
under democratic administration Win
the Wilson bill pending is rather a
serious business.-Ex.
Miss Sarah Nickels, who has been
spending few days in town visiting her
lister Mrs. DR.. Dixon, returned 20 he''
home at Ironwood, Monday.
The Misses McQueens who nave
been spending their vacation with their
mother in this city returned TO thelr
s+,dies at Ripon College Tuesday.
John Landers, of Merrill, was IN
.own the fore part OF the week looking
otter the logging business OF 1llkey'
,,so, 3, 90. of which he is member.
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Those having items which tney
wish inserted in the paper si1ooA' 10
member to hand them IN as e'li y -
Wednesday noon, as our forms are cioSe0
Wednesday evening.
1t seems to have been clearly demon
stratsd by the logic OF events, ., that IT., a
man can much easier vote himself o.. OUT
of ajob, than he can talk hlmsen ln''
| one.-State Journal.
h Joe Nemacheck retnrneu' No.
from his trip to Duluth. ne ';.aa
down as far as Monico. on the -, dav
saturday, and coolee his heels al o'''
Sunday at Pratt's Junction.
There is one import omission - ' -
u;,son democratic tariff bill; 1t falls -
rov;sion for the estaoiisn,