Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-03-16

The lOggerS all tOOk duvaHUdAe ~
the cold weather last week and have
been hustling i'll the logs at lively rate.
Mrs. Quinn returned, Monday, from
Glintonvife. She was accompanied by
her mother, who will make her home
with Mrs Quinn.
Herman Luhn, who IL at present. en-
ployed by the YawEey Lumber Cos at
Hazelhurst was i'll the city last week
visiting his family and friends.
Mrs. G. H. IEaddy left, Tuesday, for
Ashland. We understand she will 80
from Ashland to Hibbing, where she
will conduct IA dressmaking establish
ment.
r. W. MCINTYRE left Wednesday to
take in the convention at Marinette and
tolook over the new town OF Munising,
near Marquette, Mich, with a view OF
locating there in the near future.
&C. l.. Perry, who has been sick for
some tune past, was seen on the streets
last Wednesday, Mr.. Perry is one OF the
pioneers of our village having watched
us growth from two or three log cabins
TO it's present size.
Mr.. Curtiss, senior member Of the
law firm of Curtiss & Reid, OF Merrill,
was in the city last week i'll the interest
of the L. 3 Scott Lumber CO., whose
logs were to be sold for unpaid taxes by
Town Treasurer Morey.
Judge RioTdan left Wednesday to
attend the congressional convention at
Marinette. The judge Will visit with
relatives and friends at his former home
in Berlin before returning. lie is ex-
pected home the first of the week.
that he will be unable to do any photo
graphic work after the goth inst. ANY
one desiring work III his line should call
on or before the above date as he leaves
for his new place of business at Hibbing,
Mimi, on April 4th
Don invite disaapointmentby expert
men ting. Depend upon One Minutr Cough
Cure and you have immediate relief. It
cures Group. The only harmless remedy.
that produces Immediate results. For.
salp by r BeardSley.
Mrs. 4. L. Kelly, Wishes to announce
to the ladies' Of Eagle River, that she has
lately opened up dressmaking parlors
over the express Office. Mrs. Kelly is an
experienced dressnaker having had years
of experiences. All work is guaranteed
and prices moderate.
Attorney A. w Mcleod, OF Wash
barn, is here on professional business.
The4business which called Mr.. Mcleod
here on his last trip to Hurley III early
winter was not strictly professional.
But then, come again Mac. Always glad
to see you.-Hurley Tribune.
We have recently made clubbing
rate with the New York World, issued
three times a week, SO that we are able
to offer to old or new subscribers the
two papers for the sum OF two dollars
per wear. Now is the time to accept
this unequaled offer. Cash must accom-
pany order.
Don Olson returned last Thursday,
from trip to the thriving little city OF
Hibbing, Of Mimi. Don, while there,
met atnumber of former residents Of our
village who are now located in business
there, and he reports them to be doing
finely. Mr.. Olson will move his photo
graph gallery to Hibbing the first part
of April.
Services were conducted IN the Con-
gregational church here last Monday
afternoon and evening i'll the interests OF
the Home Missionary Society. Rev. t.
G. Gfassie, of Ashland, and Rev c. G.
Campbell, OF Amigo, assisted in conduct
ing The services. Rev. Todd left, Tues
day, accompanied by the above gentle
men, for Amigo, They will conduct
similar services atAntigo, Clintoville and
Embarass.
Last Wednesday, town treasurer
Morey accompanied by District Attorney
Colman, town chairman Reilly and
Alex Higgins, went to Conover to sell
the I. b. Scott logs as was advertised
just as the treasurer was to commence
the sale, sheriff O'Connor t the directions
OF Mr.. Curtis, attorney for the Scott
Lumber Co., served replevin papers on
tie treasurer, stopping the sale, and tax
ing possession OF the logs. The outcome
of this tax litigation will he watched
with interest by the taxpayers.
Petitions were circulated in the vii
lage last week for signatures requesting
the North Western to run the evening
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