Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-10-01

merly principal of the schools here,
will be glad to learn that he is now a
member of the faculty of the Oshkosh
Nor nal School, being in charge Of
what i . known as the Academic de-
partment.
"A, J. Scarbrich and a companion,
both members Of the Elgin Mvscal-
longe Club, arrived in town Monday,
and are making their headquarters at
their club house ON Silver lake while
enjoying the hunting and fishing in
this vicinity.
Jake Regenfuss received his furni-
ture the latter part of last week and
will s.'on he ready to go to housekeep-
ing. His whole outfit was purchased
Of n. E. Preston, the popular Amigo
furniture dealer. He will occupy the
F. j. Deckert house.
Commencing with tnis issue we
will print four pages of the REVIEW
at home until after election. This
will give us an opportunity to pay
more attention to political matters
and at the same time give local SUBJ
iects the same attention. ~
| Mrs. Hanford Donnelly, who has
been spending the past six months
here with her mother, Mrs. Ann
O'Connor. returned Wednesday, to
her home in Chicago. Her sister,
Miss Hattie O'Connor, accompanied
her and will visit for few weeks in,
Chicago.
"A progressive pedro party was
held at the residence Oi Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Chase last Saturday evening.
About thirty persons We're present
and enjoye's a very pleasant time.
Miss Msr.r Bangert won the head
prize while the BOBBY prize was car
ried off by Mary Dockeray.
4 "A, Mckenzie AMI Mart Hirzel
took in the foot ball game at Rhine
lander on their way home from the
Democratic county convention at Mi
nocqua. The game was betw~en
Rhjnehnfer and the lawrence Uni-
Eversity ana was closely contested, the
score ut the end being tie, six and
six.
! Since the Democratic county DON
vehtion, county politics is beginning
to open upn little but there iS 10
where near the interest manifest this
year that there was two years ago,
one reason being because the county
is SO strongly republican this wear
that the Democrats feel that they
have very little chance.
Attorney General w. H. Mylrea of
| Wausau, will delivers Republican
speech at the rink tomorrow, Friday
evening. He is 1. duent and interest
ing speaker and should be greetedIby
a crowded house. He will be escorted
to the hall by the Republican club
and the members are requested to
meet at their hall at seven O'Clock to
make arrangements.
John Brennan of Grand Rapids,
the young lawyer who made himself
prominent as a sound money Dcno-
crAt in the two Democratic national
conventions this year and who was
temporary chairman of the sound
money Democratic convention in Mill
waukee this summer, was in town
Monday and Tuesday as the attorney
for the defendant at the examinat ton
of Collins.
The Democratic assembly conven-
ton for this district has been callesl to
meet in Rhinelander next Monday,
Oct. 5th. This county is entitled to
three delegates. The Democrats OF
this county have not taken enough in
terest in this convention to publish the
call and this will probably be the first
intimation to many Of them that the
convention had been called. We have
not learned of any delegates TO this
convention being elected as yet Eand it
is now too late to call county con.
ventin for that purpose, SO that Villas
county will probably not be represent
ed,
The examination of Rolenhagen,
Collins, Mcdonald. Roach and Cor
don, for the killing of Gravel at Mi
nocqua was to have taken place here
Tuesday. Albam Il Barnes Of Rhine
lander had been retained to defend
Rolengalen, Mcdonald, Roach Aand
Gordon, and they telegraphed asking
to have the case, as to those four
continued until Friday as they could
not be present before that time, whidf
was accordingly done. Mr.. Collins
case was therefore the only one taken
up. After hearing all of the evidence
i'll the case the court, on motion OF the
district attorney, dismissed the case
, against him and he was discharged.
Attorney John Brennan OF Grand Rap
lids. appeared for Mr.. Collins.