Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-07-02

Mrs. Robert Stewart expects to
leave tomorrow for Oshkosh to spend
the Fourth with her husband, who IS
detained there as witness in the
/ Monahan case.
IS Aldrich came up from Oshkosh
Saturday, where he had been called as
a witness i'm the Nonahan case, and at
once left by the way Of Watersheds
10 look after his drive on the Pine,
H. Finger left yesterday ON bust
ness trip to Appleton and Oshkosh.
His sons. Oscar and Orlie accompanied
him and will spend their vacation on
their fathers farm in Waupaca county.
Geo. w. Langley OF Merrill, who
with a party OF men, has been en-
gagged in looking over some timber
west OF here for several days. compile
ted his task and left for home Monday.
i. G.. Madden went to MOnlco yes
terday to meet his mother. Mrs. Is. NJ.
Madden, sister, Miss Indie Madden.
and nephew. Frank Brown, who will
spend a few days here visiting with
him.
A gentleman by the name OF MIR
ray of Wnusau has the contract Tor
taking out the machinery In the Sher
n n IIr nrbt ~
a crew OF men last Friday to begin the
work.
There will be no regular celebra-
ton here the Fourth. A large num-
Der have made arrangements for {, pic
nic up the lakes, that, which with Il
dance in the evening will constitute
the entire celebration.
Jas. Langill, of the American
House, will sell twenty one meal tick.
cts for So 80, or ten meal tickets for
s. 80, good at any time. Single tick
cts % cents.
--Rev. II. G. Todd, OF this place,
has been engaged to deliver the
Fourth OF July Grafton at Three
Lakes next Saturday. Mr.. Todd is Il
good speaker and he will give his
hearers something worth listening
too.
Harry Jones, has purchased E. o..
Porter's livery barn aud will run q
first class livdry there. Harry has
heen in the livery business here for
good many years and it Will seem
natural to see him back i'll the old
stand again.
j. B. Grover Of Rolling Prairie, is
making arrangements to open up
quite farm in the Croker district
this summer He informs us that he
will put Il large crew of men at work
in a few days and expects to get one
hundred and sixty acres cleared up
this summer.
Miss J ulil Treacy, teacher of the
Grammar department OF our schools,
left for her home at Merrill, Monday,
Miss Tteacy has just closed her second
years teaching here and the patrons OF
the school, generally, hope to see her
back another year.
JAS Langill has purchased VIM
McGra tia s moving Quilt and is pre-
pared to move all classes Of blilGi ngs.
Any one needing anything done in this
line should give him IL call.
-Messrs Eyert and Mains, who.
with their families have been stopping
at the Central House for several weeks
enjoying the fishing in this vicinity,
left for their home at Chicago, Mon
dav They left their families here
where they intend to remain TO- the
summer.
AT the fair Tuesday evening the
Catholics realized one hundred dol
lars out of the rattle ior the silk quilt
presented by Mrs. j. f. Madden.
-Four hundred numbers were sold at
twenty-five cents each. j NJ. O'Brien
the MiIwaukee travelling man, held
the lucky number.
Finn Lawler, who has been at
Oshkosh as a witness III the Monahan-
Godkin case. came up Sunday morn
ing to attend II meeting of the board
-. IL Il
iourned the board OF review for week
and he returned to Oshkosh Monday
afternoon. He says that the trial
will take all of this week at least.
The annual school election will be
hnl6 payf AIplld.,V pya,lintr Cnynn