Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-07-04

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The members of the town board
we're at Conoyer Tuesday,
DIR. Haddy visited Three Lakes
professionally last Monday.
Henry Hull made a trip down the
line Saturday returning Monday.
VIM. Clark, manager of the ball
club, returned Tuesday from a trip to,
Milwaukee.
Miss Mollie Hollis departed
Saturday for her home at Trappe City
to spend the summer vacation.
Miss Kingsbury returned Monday
from two weeks visit with friends
in the southern part O. the state.
johnny O'brien, Of Milwaukee,
was supplying our merchants with a
fresh stock of groceries last Tuesday,
Henry Howlet, proprietor Of the
Badger House at Conover, was tran
sacting business in this city Thursday.
Don't forget that Frank Beardsley
carries as fine a line OF wall paper as
can be found anywhere and thrt his
prices are all right.
Levi Copeland has made fine i'm
provement this week in the looks of
his dwelling on Wall street by the adj
dition OF new picket fence. ~
"A barn owned by L. j. Cook was
destroyed by fire last Saturday. The
fire company was called out but
arrived to late to save the building.
Neville & Bartran started their
single mill Monday morning after a
shut down of two weeks on account Of
being unable to get their logs down.
VIM. j. Neu, editor of the Forest
Leaves of Three Lakes, was doing
business in this city last Saturday.
This office acknowledges a pleasant
call.
Deputy Town Clerk, J. W. Dia-
mond has nearly completed taking
the census of this town. He thinks
that the POPULATION will reach nearly
2,OUO
H. J. Mack has purchased ten
acres of land from the O'Cunnor estate
on the West side Of the track which
lie is fencing in and which he will use
for pasture.
Sam Walters took advantage of
the excursion to the ball game at New
London to attend to some business
matters down there. His wife accom-
panied him.
The best Of music has been pro-
cured for the grand Fourth Of July
dance at the Rink tonight and every
body who loves to trip the light fan
tastic toe" should attend.
The grand stand at the ball park is
now completed and the people who at
tend the ball game to-day will not be
obliged to sit out in the hot sun. It
will hold about two hundred.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will serve ice cream at the
1hos. Barnes building on Division
street to-day and evening instead of at
the rink as announced last week.
Ray Denton aeteu as guide for the
Sam L. Jack party from Chicago last
week. Ray is familiar with all Of the
best fishing grounds in the surround
country and makes u first class guide.
= Mr.. Reed. Of. Rhinelander, was in
the city Monday looking for a horse
which had strayed away from Brown
Bros. Lbr. Co.'s camps about June -
NoticeReward card in another col
umn
Quite number of our citizens
took advantage OF the cheap excursion
rates to the ball game at New London
last Sunday. There was about fifteen
besides the ball players that went
down.
The skating rink is acknowledged
by all to be the finest dancing room in
the county. The -four is in fine shape
and plenty of room. The crowd will
be there. Everybody attend and en-
Joy yourself.
"A ''devil' is the latest acquisition
to the Democrat office. Frank Nema-
check has entered that Office to learn
the trade and will, for sometime to
come, have to sail under the above
-De-Plume.
Ally Wines, who is now stopping
at Tomahawk, met our ball club at
Amigo and accompanied them to New
London as extra player. He re-
burned here with them aud will play
oall with our boys to-day,
N. A. Garrison, VIM. Persohn,
Frank and Jos, Nemacheck, A. FL.
and Earl Stevens and Geo. S. Brink. |