Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-19

yesterday from Merrill where they
Lave been spending several days visit
ing relatives.
Neville & Bertran's shinglo mill
has been closed down this week on ac-
count OF their inability to get cars to
ship their shingles.
-Robt Stamp, one of the solid bust
ness men and q. leading Republican of
Minocqua, was delegate to the county
convention here Tuesday.
Thos. Lewis representing the firm
who has the contract to build the Jail
is in the city ready to begin the
work. He arrived yes terday.
Arthur DeVoe oldest son of w. j.,
has been quite sick for the past few
days caused by going in swimming to
frequently a warning others should
heed.
The Bay View iron mills, which
have been shut down for some time,
started up Tuesday, the owners and
employees having agreed upon a scale
OF wages.
-LOST-A Knight Templar Chain
Charm. A reward of $500 will be
paid to the finder for the retul of the
charm to 0. W. Avery or by leaving it
at this office. ~
B. FL Darling and wife, who have
been living here Tor the past winter
left Tuesday for Watersmeet where
they will take charge of the railroad
eating house.
The yacht Eaglet made several
trips up the lakes Sunday and large
portunity to get out of the heat and
dust of the city.
The school board has decided to
build a new school house at State Line
STA ton. We understand that there
are some fourteen or fifteen pupils
there of school age.
Mrs. w. J. DeVoe returned home
Saturday from her visit to Michigan,
her daughter, Miss Blanche Tinkham.
! accompanying her who will remain
here for some time.
Owing to the editors being busy
on the board of review this week and
unable to get out and sec what is go
ing on the number of news items are
somewhat limited
Jas White and Roy McGill left
Sunday evening for Three Lake S where
they haye contract to do the stone
and brick work on the new saw mill
that is being built there.
&C. G. Yawkey of Hazelhurst is in
! this city in consultation with republi-
cans over his proposed candidacy for
the assembly and is receiving lots of
encouragement to make the race.
Edey Mcintyre, Sophia Green,
Mamie Green, Sadie McDugal, Mrs. F.
w. Mcintyre, Viola Mcintyre, Ethel
Mcleod. Art Mcleod, and Fred McIn-
tyre, are camping at Muscallonge lake
this week.
&C. w. Palmer, of Rhinelande1,
who has been painting 0. B. Moons
residence, has COMPLETED the job and
returned home Tuesday. He did the
inside painting on the court here last
winter and is a first class painter.
Mrs. Alex Higgins gave birth to a
fine girl baby Friday. She was quite
low for several days but her many
friends viii, be happy to learn that she
is very much better, in fact is doing as
we'll as could be expected at pre- sent.
F. L. Schilling, town treasurer Of
the town of Minocqua, attended the
Republican convention here Tuesday as
delegate. He is staunch Republican
and one of the most popular men in his
town and should have a place on the
Republican ticket this fall.
Architect Frank Weston returned
Tuesday from his trip to Washburn.
While away he secured the job of super.
I intending the building of the new fifty
thousand dollars court house in that
city. He thoroughly understands his
business and will see that they have a
good building.
"a. W. Mcleod was at Washburn
the fore part of the week and is so
pleased with the prospects that he is
! determined to locate there permanent
ly for the practice of his profession, the
law Art is bright young man,
good student and good speaker and is
bound to make u success.
| The weather this week has been
the hottest of the season and unless VIC
get rain soon close watch will have
to be kept for forest fires. BY dis
patch in another column it will be seen
that they are already raging north of
us. The farmers are also wishing for