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

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Mrs. Fl. E. Green of State Line,
spent Thursday and Friday OF last
week visiting friends aud relatives in
this city
Can you sec? What? Spectacles
at Beardsley's. He will give you
fit.
Rev. Father Goepfert left Monday
for Crandon. He will hold services in
both North and South Crandon before
returning.
Last Saturday valuable horse
belonging to Steve Aldrich got into a
wire fence and cut himself SO badly
that he had to be killed.
Geo. p, Dickinson and Frank
Beardsley spent several days the lat
ter part OF last week and fore part OF
thjs hunting on Nine Mile.
Wright has been
spending the past ten days on his
homestead Frank Stein has been
wearing his star during his absence.
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.
j. w. Helmer and w. S. jackson,
two Chicago sportsmen, are stopping
at the Denton House and taking in the
fishing near here. They arrived
! Tuesday
fresh oysters at Mart .Hirzels
either by the can or in bulk.
M. M. Townsend Of South kau-
kauna, is spending Il few days in town
talking lie insurance. He represents
the Northwes tern Mutual Life Insur-
/ apce Co.
Dickinson & Cook have in the
neighborhood OF TWO million feet Of
pine which they expect to put in this
winter. They hove not let the con-
tract as yet.
SG5y" l.. Krom leads the trade in
Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gents Fur
nisting Goods. Quality up to the
highest point. Prices down to the
lowest point. A grand assorted fall
and winter stock to select from and
worthy OF your Immediate attention.
Geo. Gibson and Fred Smith OF
Merrill, who have been spending few
days looking over some timber fer the
Land, Log & Lumber Co., iii :;''3-9 re
turned home Tuesday.
Leslie Warren and Flora Rabet of
Watersmeet were married by Justice
Graham III this city Saturday after
noon. The groom is sawyer in Gro
Zer's mil. near that place.
-Harye Sellecl1 OF Minocqua, chair
man OF the County Board, was in this
city the latter part OF last week. He
camY6ver to see about doing some
wyk around The court house.
Nelnacheck, brother Of JOS.
Nemncheck, boolz-keeper for Gerry
Lumber Co., who has been at work on
the Democrat all summer, left for his
home at Appleton yesterday.
Remember that all kinds Of JUS
tees blanks are now printed and for
sale sht this office.
Ed Seeley, a former resident OF
this place but who has been ut work at
Interior for the last two years, came
down Tuesday and spent Il couple days
in town shaking hands with Old
friends.
The pipe for the extension If the
water mains arrived Monday and
work was Immediately begun laying
them. It will be hurried along as
rapid as possible so as TO get it fin
ished before cold weather comes.
-Nall. the Tailor, can not help but
selHclothes. His prices are down and
qyality up.
w. A. and Francis Colman left
Wednesday for Il hunting trip OF q few
weeks in North Dakota. From here
they went to their old home at Down
ing in this state where they will visit
for day and then proceed to Devils
Lake.
The once familiar countanance Of
Fred Horn of Oshkosh was seen on
our streets Wednesday. Fred used to
make regular visits here selling cigars
but since he was elected sheriff OF
Winnebaoo county a year ago he has
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S tionery Yes you want sta
tionery and Beardsley has got Just
w NAT you want His stock is COM
plete, all kinds and grades.
The train known as the fish train
which connected With the limited ut
Monico has been taken off and from
now on we Will only haye two trains
each way per day, one going north at
1910 A. NJ. and 3:02 z. NJ. and going