Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-03-26

ging for Giles Coon on Little st, Ger
main
Confession is good for the soul.
Rev. Z. :. Starkweather, the deposed
mayor OF Superior. confessed that he
done wrong and was nominated for
mayor again.
/ Mrs. Ed Campbell, Il former resi-
dent OF this city but NV located at
Odanah. Wis, is in the city visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Pat Tag
CERT and other relatives.
Mrs. O. b. Moon and Mrs. N. M.
Emmons, who have both been very
sick with grippe-nncumonia for the
last four weeks, are slowly improving
but are not able 10 be out yet.
Wy men or ladies To travel in Wisconsin for
established reliable hoaSe SALARY $3.50 and
expenses steady position Enclose refer
enCe ana self addressed stamped envelope.
! Ife omininn Company. Third floor, Oma
~ Bldg. Chicago. III.
IN. \. Colman left Wednesday for
Rhinelander. From there he expects
to go to Chicago on a business trip,
and will return by the way of Down
ing, his old home, whela lac will visit
with re.ntivcs IL few days.
"A letter received at this office
from Frank l.. Schlling Of Minocqna.
says that politics is prett, warm ov-
er there now. caucus is to be held
there this evening. There are three
tickets in til" field. The candidates
for chairman are j. Loughlin, j. a.
Mercer and T. j. OMalley.
asy" All parties that have watches,
clocks and pin jobs ut my place, are
requested to call and get them before
the 10th OF April for am going to
move from Eagle River to Marshield.
l.. Il. MECHLER. Jeweler.
VA. Matthews, who has been log
ging hear Little st. Gelmain the past
winter for Giles Coon of RhineIander,
finished his winters cut and broke
camp the latter part of last week.
Mr. Matthews says this has been the
finest winter for logging he has ever
seen He put in little over II million
feet.
F. N. Scholtz was brought before
the Municipal Court last Friday,
charged with selling liquor without II
license. He plead guilty to the charge
and was fined $50 and costs. which he
paid. He in n broth er of j. +. Scholtz
who w;,s convicted on the same charge
several weeks aga and sentenced to six
months in the county Jail.
The Modern Woodmen's Lodge of
this city are contemplating giving a
Grand Ball at the Skating Rink, on
Monday evening, Anri 6. The Mod
crn w oodmy dances in the past have
always been the star social events !
the season and the coming one is in
tended to eclipse them all. Official
announcement and invitations will
likely be issued the first Of the week.
Harry Carrier. who has held
down IL chair in Will Roderick's bar
Der shop for several weeks, has rent
cd the Zimmerman building on Wall
street, formerly occupied by Chas.
Slattery as Il saloon building, and
opened up a shop for himself. Mr.
Carrier Is II first class barber and will
command II large share of the patron.
AGE. In addition to the barber shop
, he will conduct Il lunch room and tenn
: pernnce hall.
The many friends of Fred McIn-
tyre will be pleased to learn that he is
steadily improving and with good
luck will soon be able to be out again.
: He is now able to be up and dressed
and can get around the house without
any help. Fred has had long siege
) of it. having been confined to the
house aud to the bed most 1T the time
since the 3lst day OF December, ant
his friends earnestly hope for his
! speedy recovery.
The Grand Army posts through
out the state are passing resolutions
and getting signers to petition ASK
) ing Gov. Upham to pardon Mark ii
$ Barnum, the Wausau editor, who was
T. convicted of criminal libel OF a dead
person and sentenced to pay fine O
5000 and costs or six months Ia The
! Richland county Jail. Mr.. Barnum is
= well and favorably remembered here
! for the ringing Republican speech ht
made here one year.ago last fall.
CAUCUS.