Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-03

DIR. Weinfeld, the optician, who
with his wife has been stopping here
for the past three weeks combining
the pleasures OF hunting and fishing
with business, left for Amigo Tues
day.
If you are in need of clothes, Chas.
Hall is the man to fix you out. lie
can suit you in price and quality and
guarantees a fit.
Last Tuesday the members of the
Catholic church made bee and went
down to Mat Scherible's homestead
and cut up lot of wood for the use of
the church and the pastor, Rey.
Father Goepfert.
III. J. Mack harvested the finest
lot of potatoes last week off OF his lot
on River street that we have seen this
fall. He dug sixty-five bushel of sort
ed potatoes from one bushel of seed
and number of them will weigh two
pounds apiece
Geo. Kniester, telegraph operator
in the depot, who has been spending
the last two weeks visiting relatives
at Windsor. Canada, is expected
home to-day. Merton Dickinson has
been filing his position in the depot
during his absence.
Cheaper than dirt. Yes Boards
ley's toilet soaps are cheaper than
dirt, ana will keep your face and hands
from chapping.
Last Saturday fire broke out in
the Gerry Lum Der Co.'S. saw mill and
created quite a scare for q few min
utes. TT was quickly put out without
calling on the fire department. The
damage done was very slight and the
mill started up again Monday morn
ing.
Dan Turk, who went out to Taco
ma. Wash, q few weeks ago, was in
town this week. He was called back
here on business but expects to return
to TacOmah the latter part OF this
week. He likes the country out there
and intends to make it his future
home.
The REVIEW Job office carries the
largest line of stationery Of any office
in the county and our work is 'strictly
ND TO date A trial JOB will con-
vince the skeptical.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
church has got some
:hing over thirty dollars i'll their
treasury and the ladies have deter
mined to paper and fix up the church
with the money. We understand
that Dewitt Punches has taken the
con tract to do the papering.
&C. V. Wooden, n fisherman better
known as Curly, brought in two mus
kallonge and a twelve pound picherel
from Little SHERMAN lake Tuesday.
The largest of the musl1alonge weigh
ed twenty four pounds and was pur-
chased by I. B. Walsh and sent to
bud Fernandez at Oshkosh.
-CalIan's restaurant is the best
place in town to go for fresh bread,
pies, cakes etc He also carries the
best line of confectionery of any per-
son in the city.
john Landeryou left Saturday for
the North Fork OF the Pine, where he
will have charge of Il crew this winter
for the Underwood Lumber Co. lie
went up to look out logging reads
and get the camp ready. The crew,
which will number about fifty men
will go up next Monday. They expect
to haul their supplies from here.
-Henly Baker, a son Of David Ba-
ker, met with quite q serious accident
Sunday. With number Of other
boys, he was playing in the Sheridan
Lumber Cos. single shed with the
car used to haul shingles on. By
some means it was run over his foot.
NO DOICS WGIC vi ONGli DtU IL w do
bruised and mangled badly and he
will be confined to the house for some
time.
Stationery. Yes you want sta
tionery and Beardsley has got iust
what you want. His stock is com
plete, all kinds and grades.
Charlie Johnson was the victim of
a severe accident last Thursday. He
was at work for Hunter & Anderson
driving team on the big wheels, going
down hill s.n obstruction was struck
and he was thrown in front of the
wheels. By strong exertions he was
able to throw his body to one side but
one of the wheels passed over one
foot tearing the flesh from it in a
frigh tful manner. The other leg and
foot was terribly bruised, the wheel
to have passed length wise