Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-09-26

| Will leave LII q Few days Tor q "TRIP TO
Colorado.
Rev. Fl. C. Todd has been attend
ing a church convention at Appleton
this week
Mrs. Ida Thompson left to-day for
! Outagamie county.
Miss frankie Diamond returned
yesterday from visit to Amigo,
Marshfeld and Thorpe.
Somebody has been putting out
poison the past week for dogs and a
number of them have got it.
&C. F. Colman, editor Of the Demo-
GRAFT, expects to leave Monday on
hunting trip to North Dakota.
If you are in need Of clothes, Chas
Hall is the man to fix you out. He
can suit you in price and quality and
! guarantees fit.
Mrs. William Falk left Wednesday
for Merrill where she will spend few
| her husband at Hazelhurst.
| Cheaper than dirt Yes Boards
ley's toilet soaps are cheaper than
dirt, ana will keep your face and hands
from chapping.
j. B. Gallon is plastering the up
stairs of the restaurant building
which he recently purchased. Frank
! Wolfe is doing the work.
Stationery Yes you want sta
tionery and Beardsley has got Just
what you want His stock is COM
plete, all kinds and grades.
Miss Belle Mcqueen left Tuesday
for Ripon where she will enter upon
| her last years course in the college.
She expects to graduate next June.
John DALEY of Grand Rapids,
member OF the firm of John O'Day &
Co., passed through here yesterday on
his way to Conover where his firm is
logging.
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 We ~
close prices.
Miss Myrtle Mowry, who has been
spending the summer in North Dalxo-
ia, returned last Friday and is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Muir
ply in this city.
FRANK Ellis Of Mlnocqua, was in
this city Monday and Tuesday. He
has recently been appointed coroner
for the county and WAS in town to
serve some papers on tile sheriff.
Miss frankie Slattery has been
engaged to teach school at Three
! Lakes the coming year. She was
down there Tuesday to see about her
school which begins next Monday.
-Chas. Clark Of Woodruff, was in
town Tuesday. He was after Il war
| rant for some parties who had been
stealing his chickens. Justice Ora
ham fitted him out and he went home
happy.
Donald Bare of Wausau, spent
Sunday in this city. He came up to
see his two boys who are spending the
fall and winter with their grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Copeland,
while their mother is in California for
| her health.
DR.. II. 3. AcIndoe of Rllinelander
was in this city Thursday. He was
sent over by the railway company to
attend brakeman who was injured
Wednesday near Marinesco, Mich, by
falling from Il train and who was
brought to this city for treatment.
A new stock . stationery just re-
ceived at this office. Ii you are in
need of any kind of commercial print
ing give us a call. We lead them all
both in quality and price.
/ ID. b. Brock of Rhinelallder, agent
for the Grand Union Tea Co. Of Osh-
kosh, was in the city the fore part OF
the week delivering goods and taking
orders. MIR. Brock started to drive
over from Rhinelander Monday but
owing to the trees across the road he
was forced to turn back and take the
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diamond, nee
Emma Leiber, returned yesterday from
their wedding trip. They visited
friends at Marshfield and Mr.. Dia-
months sister at Thorpe. Mr.. Dia-
mond had his dwelling on Division
street already for the reception of his
bride and they will go to housekeep-
| ing at once.
The first threshing machine ever
seen in Eagle River arrived yesterday.