Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-12

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The delinquent tax list of Villas
County for year of 1893 appears in
this issue oil page six,
p. J. O'Malley, the newly elected
chairman of Minocqua, was in town
Friday getting acquainted with the
people here.
I'VE have been having another
edition of winter this week. Snow fell
Monday night and Tuesday to the
depth of zine inches.
Mrs. Frank Quinn returned, Satur-
day, from Il trip to Milwaukee, and
Chicago where she went to purchase
new stock of millinery goods.
john Radcliffe, deputy county
clerk, returned, Tuesday, from u bust
ness trip to Stevens Point. He went
down to look after some property
which he has there.
II. w. Mcintyre and wife returned
yesterday from their visit to Chicago
and Milwaukee. While away Mr..
Mcintyre purchased a fine assert
mg6t of spring and summer goods.
/-Patrick Shelly, of Bluce's Crossing
Michigan, has rented the James Logg
meat market building on Railroad
street. He expects to have his stock
of meat in ready TO open up by next
Tuesdoy.
The democrats Of the House have
signed q call for Il caucus to pass on
the question OF repeating the ten per
cent tax on state bank circulation
and it appears certain that the bill
will pass the House.
For two or three months we have
had only one meat market here and
now we are to have three. Peter st.
Peter has already opened up one and
Patrick Shelly will start up another
the first of next week.
Senator Hill, OF New York, made
Il bitter attack. Monday, in the Sen
ate, ON the foreign policy OF the adj
ministration and also On some feat
ures of the Wilson tariff bill, notably
on the income tax clause
Six saw mills, two box fac tories
four planning mills, two shingle mills,
four lath mills, one foundry and
machine shop, and one paper and
pulp millwill run to their full capacity
at Tomahawk this sason,
There is talk of another change Of
time on this road, The train that
goes north at 9:45 and the one going
south at ,5:31 are to be taken off and
the others will run to Choate instead
Of Watersmeet as at present.
Bro. Carp should not tako the
little roastings, which we may find it
necessary to give the Democrat, SO much
to heart. Every one knows that he is
a nice little fellow and not responsible
for the cratic course of that organ.
Attorney d. E. Riordan, who was
at Medford last week arguing the town
Of Arbor Vitae case before Judge Par
ish, returned home Monday. The
Judge has taken the case under advise
ment and 1t will be several days before
he renders decision.
Don Olson, the photographers. has
an offer OF a fine opening elsew here
and has determined to accept it. He
will remain here about four weeks
longer for the accOmm' dattOn OF his
patrons here. Those wishing work
done should call at once:
Last week Rev II. G. Todd was
Obliged to have his horse killed Some
time ago it was badly kicked by an
other horse. one of the calks penetrat-
ing the gimble joint and letting the
Joint water out. and as the horse
never would be able to walk he was
killed.
Jas Oberholtzer, Ed Seely and Geo
Bomber drove over to Arbor Vitae
Sunday. Mr.. Oberholtzer went over to
try and get the contract for running the
shingle department. of Brooks & Ross
saw mill. Mr.. Oherhaltzer has had q
good deal of experience in that line and
would make good man for the place.
&c. w. Mulligan is working up a
good business for his cigar factory
here. He has been obliged to Increase
his force. He makes good cigars and
outside parties find very little sale Tor
their goods here since he started up.
"Mv Favorite" is having IL great run
and is the most popular cigar IN
town.
Key. II. c, Todd and w. l..
Carter attended the Christian IN
deayor Convention at Merriil last
week, During their sojourn i'll the
city they represented the Consrega-
tional church as part of the councli TO
organize a Scandinavian CongreSa-
t;onal Church among the people OF
that nationality in that city,