Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-06-21
LOCAL. HITS

lander, Tuesday ON legal business.
"A. E. Howard made business trip
to Interior Monday and Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff James Laughlin,
of MinocQu, was Il visitor here, Sat
urday.
E. c. Allen transacted business in
| Rllinelander this week. He went down
| Tuesday.
| NMiss Cora Shank spent Sunday
with friends at State Line. returning
/! home Tuesday.
H. N. Jewell, the Amigo sewing
machine man, spent Tuesday and We'd
nesIay in this city
lfZMr. and Mrs. Matoon, of Three
Lakes, We're visiting at William
MIrphy's yesterday,
IV-Mr. and Mrs. T. B. butcher are re-
ceiving congratulations over the arriv-
al of son at their place Monday.
A. H. Stevens handles the famous
Gold Medal -four, manufactured by
Washburn & Crosby, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Geo. Stewart returned, Mon
day, from Rhinelander where she spent
| two or three weeks nursin g Mrs. NJ.
| holland.
Frank Weston is at Washburn.
| this week, in competition to furnish
plans for the new Bayfield, county
| court house.
Frank McCabe, of Chicago, arriv-
ed in this city Saturday and is spend
ing the week visiting his sister, Mrs.
w. J. Reilly.
h f-Miss Mary Regain. of Chicago,
Name up the latter part of last week and
| will spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs w. A Bradford.
&C. w. Hooper, of the Minocqua
Times, spent q couple days the latter
part OF last week in this city. We &C
knowledge pleasant call.
Henry OConnor, register Of deeds,
of Oneida county, came over from
Rhinelander Saturday and is spending
few days visiting relatives in this
city.
Me- and Mrs. Ernie Stewart came
down from their Minnesota homestead
Monday They report the flies and
mosquitoes as terrible up there in the
woods.
/-F. ". Mcintyre was called to Bes-
rsemer, Tuesday, by the serious illness
of his brother Floyd who is very low
with Bright's disease andOnot expected
| to live.
lv-Chas Farnsworth, an old time resi-
dent of this place but now in business
! in Rhinelander, was in this ity Tues
day and Wednesday shaking hands
with old friends.
Nit Maynard. the we'll known
Oshkosh travelling man, spent Satur-
day in this City interesting his Gus
| toners, as also did Frank Case, rep
resenting B. Wild & Co., of Fond du
Lac.
f-Wm. Murphy left, Monday, to
fspend few days on his homestead in
Northern Minnesota. G.. II. Thomp-
son wears the star and will perform his
duties on the police force during Mr..
| Murphy's absence.
Il <Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nemachek and
sons. Frank Jr, James and George, OF
| Appleton, have been spending few
DAYS in this city visiting their son JOS,
bookkeeper for the Gerry Lumber co,
They returned home Tuesday.
| 1.-THE many friends of Miss Gcrtie
| Morrison in this city will be pleased to
lerrn that she has been engaged as one
of the teachers in the Ely schools.
where she is now residing, at salary
LOT sixty-fve dollars per month.
! Mrs. W. j. DeVoe left, Tuesday,
for Grand Ledge. Mich, her former
|
| whom she has not seen for two years.
| A pleasant time is no doubt hers
which her many friends Of this city
wish her.
C. ". Mulligan. our popular cigar
man. was at Watersmeet, Interior and
other points on that line looking after
the wants of his customers. He has
worked up good trade there which
will increase as his cigars become bet
| ter known.
| w. J. Reilly, his broth er-lnlaw
Frank McCabe, of Chicago, Jas. ODER
hotter and Jos Lonkey We're at Lake
Laura, fishing, Sunday and Monday.
They captured two muscallonge and
all the pike and bass they could bring
home with them.
| /-Henry o'connor and DR.. G. s.
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