Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-07-05

-MitNavnard. an Oshkosh travel
ing man, was registered at the Veronica
Friday.
4 ZJoln Scott. Of Ew III, Michigan.
" visiting his cousin, Art Mcleod in
this city.
Mr. and AIRS Sanderson left. Tues
day, for Rhinelander where they spent
the Fourth
DR.. G. IT. daddy left. Tuesday. on
visit to Marshfeld. He expects to be
home to-day.
Art Mcleod and his cousin are
spending q few days camping ont on
Lake Laura.
u. G. Allen returned. Friday, from
Ashland where he had been attending
a law suirt
Only about two-thirds as many
saloons have taken out license this
year us last.
Mrs LaSalle. Of Rhinelander, was
q guest at Mrs. O'Connor's, in this city,
over Sunday.
Dan Butler, Of Amigo, spent sever
al dyys in town this week soliciting
liginsurance.
y-IIenry OConnor came over from
Rhinelander Saturday and spent Sun
day with relatives in town.
w. r. Rideout, Of the Union Ma
tional Bank. of Oshkosh, transacted
business in this city Tuesday.
The Veronica is becoming quite
popular with the travelling public and
is being very literally patronzed.
A. II, Stevens handles the famous
Gold Medal flour. manufactured by
Wash burn & Crosby, Of Minneapolis.
Rev. Father July. of Rhinelandcr,
spent Sunday in this city and assisted
in the services at the Catholic church.
Andrew Mcqueen, who has been at
work in Il Rhinelander drug store,
spyhding II few days at his home in this
yfy.
w. TT. Bomier accompanied the
club to Wausau to officiat in the games
that the boys played in that city the
Fourth.
DR.. OMalley, Of Choate, Michigan,
formerly OF this place, is spending a
few days in this city shaking hands
with old friends.
MI Flanagan of Chicago, q
brother Of Mrs. A, Mckenzie, is spend
ing u few days in this city the guest
of bis sister andhcr huS band.
Il w. Mcintyre returned, Satur-
day, from Madison where he had been
to submit the plans for the new Jail to
the State Board of Control.
FJas ObcrholtZer returned, Friday
Hom trip to Ashland where he had
been attending court as a witness in
the interests of the Sheridan Lumber
Co.
w G. and Fl. G. Norton, brother
in-aws of Senator Neal Brown, of
Wausau. who have been spending some
time on Plumb Lake fishing left Tues
day for " ausau.
Don O'Connor left for Wausau Mon
day on visit and to give our base ball
players a little courage by his presence
at the games which they played with
the nine of that city yesterday.
Peter Stien. proprietor of the Lake
Laura Summer Resort. was in town the
fore part of the week. He brought in
several large muscallonge and reports
the fishing as being excellent in that
locality.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Walsh and
family left Tuesday for Wausau. Mrs.
Walsh spent the Fourth with relatives
near that city while r. r. was looking
after the Eagle River Ball Club of
which he is manager.
Attorney d. E. Riordan left. Tues
day, for Merrill to look up matters in a
lew suit He combined pleasure with
business and stopped off in Wansan
long enough to witness the games be-
tween the Uausau boys and our nine.
Frank Weston returned, Saturday,
from IVashburn where he had been to
submit plans for the new Bayfield,
county court house. The county board
will meet July 13 to decide on the plans
and Mr.. Weston has very good pros
poets of having his plans accepted.
Tuesday a man by the name of
John Oaks was brought down from
O'Day & Dailcy's camp badly hurt.
He was at work in the woods when
the limbs of Il falling tree struck him
bearing him to the earth. He was
taken the Central House and exam.
ined by the doctors. They found no
bones broken but it was feared that
he might be injured internally.