Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-01-18

| 1ainp IL front Of the Veronica.
w. ii. Sanderson left, Yesterday. on
d business trip to Dunn county.
John Monahan spent several DAYS
IN town the fore part of the week.
y. ID. Day, of Rhinelander, trans
acteo business in this city Friday.
For Coughs and Colds use sanouen
aria Balsam. For sale by F, B5ardsley
Mine Host Deckert reports the
hotel business as very good these days.
Tim Lennon, Rhtnelander woods
man, was in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Peter Stein left, Friday, for
Oshkosh to have her baby boy doctored
for a rupture.
Fanny, the second child of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Carson, has been quite sick
for several, days.
-Ex-Sheriff Hunter, of Merrill came
up, Tuesday, to look after his logging
interests near here.
Sheriff Ed Brazell spent couple
OF days the fore part Of the week at his
camp near Conover.
H. N. Jewell, the Amigo sewing
machine man, did business in town
Monday and Tuesday.
Everybody who owns rig Or could
get one were out Sunday enjoying the
fine drive on Silver lake.
Mrs. Mathews and family left. Fri
day. for Appleton where they will
spend little time visiting.
Henry O'Connor came over from
Rhinelander. saturday, to spend g lew
days with relatives in this city.
Pain Expel]er for neuralgia and
headache gets there every time. Put
up and for sale by T. BeardsleY.
Sheriff Sells went to Rhinelander,
Friday, to return John Shannon and
John O'Neil to tho jail in that city.
p. w. Nicholas, who has been
assisting Clerk Of Com Neville, lefU for
his home at Rhinelander, Tuesday.
If the soft weather Of the present
week continues much longer it will
seriously interfere with logging opera
sions.
T Grant Cook has been engaged to
teach the Three Lakes school ard left
Saturday for that place to begin MS
work.
While court was in session last week
we noticed one fault in the court house.
The court room was hardly large
enough.
John Lauson. Of Rhinelander. spent
a few days in town the fore part OF I'll"
week taking orders for W. L. SeeFS q
90, clothiers.
Cash Smith, of the Rib River
T,umber Co.. came up from Amigo
Monday to look after his company
logging interests.
last Tuesday evening Pcof. Cross,
of the High School organized a class IN
penmanship. They will meet IN the
school building.
Mrs. Tillie Donnelley. former
resident Of this place, is visiting hef
mother, Mrs. Ann O'Connor. 0n0
arrived Saturday.
The Marine Bank, of Milwaukee,
tbe oldest in the state, WHICH i"i'0>.
during the panic last SUMNER oleiN0
up again Monday.
r. ". Mcintyre is hauling stone
for his new residence which ne lh'en ~
o,actiny as soon as the weather VIII
hermit in the spring.
Mrs. Geo. Radford, or ln'el1o.
Mich. spent a few days with lrl0',O' -
Town the latter part of last week. re-
turning home Saturday
Tho republicans Of Iowa no'is'i
ronaressman John IL. Gear
for the United States senate ' 'a,,,,+
,,as elected yesterday on JOINT o"'i'''
ga little two by four democrats
newspaper printed up north ro is the fe
,r,v the Amigo Republican re, 49,, -
o,,r esteemed contemporary Vne ho'l'0
crat. r1, tho
nv the courtesy of Mart Hirzell Inc
editor and his family enJoseo 80 20,
nleasant sleigh ride, ouhua ; .;nes and
= While forgot all about hafa 'lAp0
unpaid bills. :, !, found an
tn another column will Dc loa ,aa7ar
article R clipped from the Rhin incl naoa
heral o. I this place We ever saw in a
Rhinelander paper =, savs
GOV Mitchell, OF f, RI, aaht can
that the Corbett-Mitcnello and that
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