Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-02-13

" OF lady lawyers, arrived in town
yesterday to look after some matters
at the court house.
IF The latest report as to the condi-
ton of Miss Mae Smith is encouraging.
She is slowly improving and is able to
sit up in bed a little. ~
Married. Last evening in this
village, William Barnes and Miss
Whitneck, JAS Oberholtzer, Justice Of
the Peace, officiating.
e. D. Kathan of Rhinelander. who
is logging near Little ST Germain,
came in fronleamp Tuesday and took
the train for Rhinelander.
Fred Morey, who has been spend
ing the last ten days in Chicago, re-
turned home yesterday in cog, He
had shaved off his whiskers
| Giles Coon Of Rhineiander. came
over Thursday to attend circuit court
as a witness for Brown Bros. in their
1 tax suit against Villas county.
C. w. Hooper, editor of the Mi
/ nacqua Times, came over Tuesday to
attend meeting of the county board.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
H. N. Jewell of Amigo, the general
agent for the Singer Sewing Machine
Co., is in the city looking after the
business of thatcompany. He came
up yesterday.
ExCounty Judge e G. Allen. who
now resides at Appleton, was shaking
hands with and talking life Insurance
to old friends in town for St couple of
I days the fore part Of the week.
1 Wild cats seem to be plentiful in
Marinette county. The other day
thirty-seven scalps were handed in to
! the county clerk for bounty. A total
tbounJy OF $222,OO was paid by the
county and state.
Fred Mcintyre has not been i'm
proving as fast as his friends could
wish. There seems to be an accumu-
latiOn of water in one Of the lungs.
Tuesday it was thought that he would
have to be operated on and this wat
err drawn off. Since then he has i'm
proved some hat and an operation
may not be necessary.
M. w. Lloyd, OF the Land, Log &
Lumber Co., spent :, couple OF days IN
| tour, tho fora rlarf Of tho weak to
sist in making arrangements for the
settling up of the estate Of Dan Rob
ertson Mr.. Robertson had been for Il
number of years in the employ OF the
and he and Mr.. Lloyd were warm
friends. 49,
While delivering express Tuesday,
Morgan's delivery horse took it into
it's head to do some delivering on its
own account. It was not very par
ticular where or how it went and eX-
press packages and bundles were
scattered prom iscuously along the
street. It finally brought up in the
! ward back OF i. S. Frankel's store,
No serious damage was doue.
&C. w. Robertson OF Ridgeway, Mo.
aEspent d couple OF days in this city the
fore part of the week. He is Il broth
er Of Dan Robertson, a cruiser and
woo,lsnan we'll known here, who died
at Minocqua few days ago and was
| l,,,,. "a, ~, ~ in, hn
bate court to settle up his brothers
estate He made application to have
d. E. Riordan appointed administra-
tor.
The attention of the Municipal
court was taken up all day Tuesday
in the trial of a lien suit in which
John Monahan, the Oshkosh logger,
was defendant 1t was for wages for
work in the woods and the court
found for the plaintiff. Another SINH
lar case against the same defendant
was pos tponed until Monday. N. A.
Colman acted as attorney for plaintiff
in Oth of these cases. while the defen-
dant was represented by Sanborn &
Walsh.
Last year the school board had to
raise the chimneys at the school
house several feet higher to get them
up above the extreme top of the roof
but there is one that still continues TO
bother when the wind is in certain
direction and blowing haro. During
the heavy wind Tuesday forenoon it
was nearly i'm possible to keep a fire
in one OF the furnaces. Not only was
that part OF the building heated Ivy it
uncomfortable cold but the rooms were
full of smoke and it became necessary
to let the children go home. The
rooms affected were Mrs. Knights and
/ Miss VOurht'S