Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-12-26

Shank.
Mrs. HuclShody, who is teaching
school at Crandon, is spending the
holiday vacation with her family ip
this city
Lawyer A. w. Mcleod of Wash
burn, came down Tuesday to spend
/ Christmas with l. elatives and friends
in this city.
! @gA new stock Of stationery just re-
ceiyed at this office. Ii You are i'll
! need of any kind of commercial print
ing give us a call. We lead them all
both in quality and price.
Mrs. Levi Copeland accompanied
her two grandsons, Walter and Dom
aid Bare to Wals to spend Christ
mas with their parents.
M Carson a lumber grader at Ha-
zolhurst who has been visiting Geo.
Radford here for II few days, returned
to Hazelhurst Tuesday.
Dave Bartran. who has been at
work in the woods for Finger, is at
home nursing 81 crushed foot, the re-
suit OF /, log rolling on it.
/ M ANTED:-Several trustworthy ladies Or
w gentlemen to travel in Wisconsin for eS-
tablished reliable house. Salary $3.50 and
expenses, Steady position. Enclose refer
ence and sell addressed STAMPED envelope
The Dominion Company, Third Floor. Oma-
ha Bldg. Chicago, III.
Miss frankie Slattery. who is
teaching school in the Thomas district
near State Line, came down Tuesd;W
to spend Christmas at home.
Mrs. Hanford Donnelly, daughter
of Mrs. Ann OConnor, and former
resident of this place. is spending the
holidays with relatives here.
Cal Murray, who has been work
ing at Duluth fol- the past two or
three months. was taken down with
rheumatism and came home Saturday
evening.
County Surveyor ". a. Bradford
returned Friday from the western
part of the county where he had been
surveying and looking over timber fQr
the last three weeks.
Geo. Radford left Tuesday for
Hazelhurst, where he has charge of
the filing tor the Yawkey Lumber CO.
whose saw mill will start up to-day
after three weeks rest.
Nearly eight inches of snow fell
Christmas eve which makes excellent
doings for the lumbermen and is the
finest Christmas present that this sec
ton could have received.
60 Don Olson has just arranged Il
set OF three views OF our principa!
streets SX1O in size which he is selling
at Loo per set. Those who wish to
show their distant friends or relatives
the beautiful streets OF our city can do
SO by sending them Il set of these pic
lures.
In all interview with \. f. Stock
well he informed us that he was max
ing arrangements to purchase logs
and that the Sheridan mill which has
stood idle for the past two Years.
would run next summer.
The Christmas tree Tuesday even
ing given by the congregational sun
day school was Il very pleasant affair.
The literary exercises by the scholars
was excellent and the little folks were
made happy by numerous presents.
The fall term of the village
schools closed last Friday. There
were literary exercises in nearly all OF
the rooms. Quite 81 number of visi-
tors were present who spoke highly of
the file showing made by all OF the pu
pills. -
There is no snow in the woods at
all but it has been Il fine fall for ski0-
ding and the loggers generally have
been improving it and have quite an
amount on skids. Now some of them
are making ice roads and beginning to
haul.
DR.. Churchill. who has lately
was in the city Monday. The doctor
is from Toronto and our neighboring
village is to be congratulated upon Sc
curing Il physician who comes so
highly recommended ais he does.
The members of the Owl Club en-
tertained {, number Of their friends ut
their club house Christmas night.
Tie party was informal and the
and instrumental music, dancing. card
playing etc. as they pleased. The
owls are royal entertainers and
most delightful time was enjoyed by
all.
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