Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-02-21
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The Merrill Herald has suspend
cd publication.
Dan Turk of Three Lakes. was in
the city Saturday.
w. l.. Carter has been on the sick
| NY for the past week.
V-4Nls. n. NJ. Emmons is numbered
with the sick this week.
Time order books printed and for
! sale at this office.
Grams Masquerade at tho
oHating Rink tomorrow night.
Al Croker is putting i'll pulp wood
Oh the track here for shipment.
Henry Niesner went in the woods
to work for Oscar Johnson Monday.
! Ed Gavin of Robbins Mich, was
/ registered at the Denton House Mon
day.
W. H. Knox has 81 fine display of
fine wines and liquors in his saloon
window.
Mrs. Z. w. Mcintyre was NUM-
hered with the sick the latter part OF
last week.
! Mrs, 7. J. Cravt.n's father and
| mother Of Oshkosh, arrived last Thurs
day on q visit.
! Remember that all kinds of JUS
tees blanks arc now printed and for
sale at this office.
/ Stub Fessenuen, proprietor OF the
Forest House Of Three Lakes, was 3
caller in our city last Saturday.
! ~ very neat card OF the Y. P. $.
c. f.. from the pen OF Grant Sock in
now displayed in the Post Ofice.
Mrs. Cody, whose husband has q
! logging contract near Three Lakes
was visiting in the city the first Of the
week.
IT. Il. Walsh, who is attending law
school at Madison, came up Saturday
and spent Sunday with his family in
| this city.
The fund for the bell forSt Peters
| Church is swelling rapidly. Send in
| your subscription and get your name
in ;hc list.
/ Dave Bartran, who has been fling
in Brown & Robbins Mill at Robbins
! Mich, returned to his home in this
! city Tuesday.
Cur photographer, Don Olson
made n "trip out to Dixon's camp last
Sunday to take the views of the camp
and landings.
! %. E. Moon came up from Madi-
son Friday and spent Sunday WitI, his
| family III this city. II'e acknowledge
a short but very pleasant call.
F. Mrs. Hobart OF New York, moth
or of Mrs. E. Beardsley, arrived Mon
day, being called here by u telegram
announcing the serious illness OF her
| daughter.
| Mr.. j Il. Kuchne wishes to an
II unce te the public that il, has Sc
cured the services Of Chauncy Poor's
String Sand for his grand lnasquer-
ado ball tomorrow night.
Mrs. e. Beardsley, who has been
very sick for the past~tWo weeks. Is,
we are pleased to learn at the time OF
this writing IL little better. Her many
friends hope that she viii! soon be well
on the road to recovery.
Invitations are out announcing a
dance TO be given tomorrow evening
by the Y. L.. p. Club at the Opera
House Hall The Oneida orchestra
consisting Of IL pieces will fun nlsh the
m,Eic. "A concert will be given from
s f. o'clock.
/ @Rev Prosper Goepfert, Pastor OF
st. Peters church anl $. w. Smith
! landlord of the Hotel Derton, spent
several days this week among the sur
rounding camps soliciting contIlbn-
lions for the new bell for St. Peters
Ckurch in this city.
, Is c. Anderson left Thursday Tor
! Eagle River where ho will practice
! law in partne rship with Mr. Sanborh
(! OF that place Mn. Anderson has been
| with the law firm Of Miller 4 McCor-
i mick for some time His many friends
! wish him success Rhinelandt,r Her
aid,
in the cage Q: Collins vs. y. H..
! Stange before Justice Ricilson last
week the plaintiff won by default ana
was given judgement in the sum OF
5000. The plaintiff sued for wages
due him for labor at NJ. " Vests
camp. The ease will probably be APP
/ pealed.
Mrs. Chas, Rooth of Rhinelander,
while drawing Il pail CT water last
week, slipped and plunged head f'fst
/ 10 the Bottom OF the well, distance
of about 80 feet. The accident was
o,, h,. a ,,asscl. by and the uDlaflO-