Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-12

WesTlH ILLS III NlOuAstJ
II. S. Frankel left Tuesday for Chi
Ncago to replenish his stock of goods.
N A Colman returned Mo nday
from trip to Minocqua ON legal bust
ness.
F. S. Campbell, the leading mer-
chant of Three Lakes, was in this city
Friday.
Mrs. NJ Carly is in St Paul this
week purchasing her fall stock Of mil
linery, etc.
Mrs. Bat O'Day of Conover, spent
a couple of days in town the fore part
OF the week.
ILester Carter and James ODER
hotter were doing business at State
Line Friday.
Perry Powers Of Trout Lake, an
OLD friend OF r. Sla5tery's, spent last
weelS5in this city.
I Mrs. a. H. Stevens and son Earl,
attended the fair at Amigo Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Geo. Radford has moved his fami-
ly from Robbins, Mich. into the New
lille house on Main street.
Steve Bowker returned Saturday
from d trip to Ashland, where he went
to consult DR.. Rninehardt. -
Max Sells has entered school at
Minneapolis and has moved his family
there. They left for there yesterday.
LAJohn Diamond has purchased the
house on the corner OF Division and
Second streets from Henry O'Connor.
%. f. Wissler, the Minneapolis
cigar man, formerly Of Rhinelander,
was in this city tuesday and U'ednes-
day.
VIM. Falk has secured a position
as filer under Geo. Radford at Hazel
there.
A decision has just been received
in the Barnes divorce case which was
tried last spring. Mrs. Barnes Sc
cuyed q divorce.
D-Captain E. L. Eankie came up
from Oshkosh Monday and is engaged
With the tug Eagle in picking up the
loose logs on the lakes.
Stationery! Yes you want sta
tionery and Beardsley has got just
what YOU want His stock is COM
DIete, al! kinds and grades.
The ten months old child of Au
gust Rampant, night watch at the
Gerry I4um Der Co.'S. mill, died yester
day morning OF COMMISSIONS.
H. B. Carpenter, a one time edi-
tor of the Democrat is in town this
week. He is now travelling with G. I.
Wienfeld, the Duluth uptician.
Ray Denton left the latter part Of
last week for Star Lake where he has
secured position as guide for the
sports at Stems, summer resort.
Now is the time to paint your
buildings and Beardsley's is the place
to go for your paints and oils. He
carries the finest line OF paints i'll the
city
Jas. Langill has purchased all OF
Neville & Bartran's pine wood and
now has over three hundred cords
of dry wood which he will sell at very
close prices.
B. Ell. Bangert, our popular mer-
chant tailor, went up the line Tues
day to interview the boys in the
woods and fit them out with u fine
suit Of clothes.
The REVIEW job office carries the
largest line of stationery of any office
in the county and our work is 'strictly
up TO date. A trial job will con-
vince the skeptical.
s.. w. Smith is building a new
sample room for the use of the COM
mercial guests OF his hotel. His old
one was nearly destroyed IN the tire
which burned the Denton House barn.
LZR d. Mcleod is doing considera-
bic fixing up on the Hotel Central this
fall. He is putting in a furnace and
residing the building. He also in
tends putting in q new stone founda-
ton.
A million and a half more gold
drained from the treasury. The ques-
ton OF what will the syndicate 90
with us in October, when it's liability
ceases? is becoming nervousiy inter
esting.
s.. Stafford, who has been working
for Jack O'nay at Conoyer this sum-
mer, has accepted a position " it'll the
Gerry Lumber Co., as head sawyer,
and, moved his family back to this city