Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-10-24

Chris Wise left Friday for Hibbing
Mimi, to look over the town. He in
tends to move there if the prospects
suit him,
Albert Martin, who has been act.
ing as section boss at Scott, has lost
his position and has returned here
with his family.
Bring your job work to the Review
office.
The epidemic of colds which is 60
ing the rounds is playin g sad havoc
with the schools. Last Monday there
were seventeen absentees from one
| room.
Undertaken Howard reports that
there has been more deaths in the last
month than in any other month since
he has been in the undertaking bust
ness here.
A saloon keeper, his wife and
hired girl are having their examina-
ton before Justice Graham to-day
charged with keeping house of i'll
fame near Woodruff.
Cheaper than dirt. Yes Boards
Ieys toilet soaps are cheaper than
dirt, ana will keep your face and hands
from chapping.
! j. ID. Hoogstraat and John Joice,
of Ludingtun, Mich. who logged in
this vicinity for number of years,
passed through town yesterday on
their way to Robbins, Mich.
The funeral of Ernest Prill, the
young son OF Mrs. Serl Hughes, whose
death was mentioned in our last issue,
was held at the house Friday after
noon, Rev. H. c. Todd, officiating.
/ Can you see? What? Spectacles
at Bearusley's. He will give you q
| fit.
Miss Mile Stewart left Monday
to spend the winter with relatives at
Bay City, Mich. She will stop at Mil
waukee on the way to spend a few
days visiting her cousin, Mrs. Walter
Starrett.
A. local company from Amigo
W i'll be here next Monday evening
and play Hickory Farm There
are twelve persons in the company and
without doubt the play will be well
rendered.
Mrs. John Hoff and little daugh-
ter of Wausaukee, Wis, arrived in
town Saturday to spend a few days
visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. II.
Bangert. Mr.. John Hof Joined his
wife here to-day.
EYL. Krom makes it rule to have
the hest in Clothing, Hats, Caps and
Gents Furnishing Goods. His new
stock affords great attractions to
buyers who can appreciate superior
goods. All stylish, all good, all USE
full, all low i'll price.
B. Fl. Bangert, the merchant tai
lor, has rented the building on Wall
street formerly occupied by the ex-
press office and has fixed it up for a
tailor shop and expects to move into
it in ~ day or two.
There We're MD services at the
Congregational Church last Sunday
owing to the fact that the repairs
which were being made on the build
ing were not completed in time SO
that it could be got ready for use.
-Callan'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.
Washburn NeWs.-Articles OF in
corporation of the Washburn Mfg. Co.
were filed with Register of Deeds Fin
stad this week. The capital is $25, 900
and the incorporators are Nels Stems
land, Jacob Grotheim and A. w. Nc
Leod.
Guy and Vail Stewart are spend
ing the week in Rhinelander. They
we're called down Monday as witness
es in a suit in which the Rib River
Lumber Co. is one of the parties and
which arose over some logging trans
actions.
fresh oysters at Mart Hirzel's
either by the can or in bulk.
"A party of twenty-five sportsmen
part of whom are railroad officials
arrived last evening IN a special car
They came up for the purpose of hunt
ing deer and have gone ont to Nine
Mile where they will occupy Logg's
old camp.
Our esteemed contemporary
across the way should read the col
lnns OF the REVIEW a little more
closely in order to keep up with the
times. We noticed in this weeks issue
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