Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-04-09

| Ashland is to be dry town for
the coming year. at the election
held there Tuesday the people voted
for no license.
p. D. WALSH, w ho rented the CAT
lon restaurant couple of months ago.
has given it up and Mr. Gallon has
again taken charge of it.
1t began to snow about six o'clock
tasis movning and as we go to press
the grOund is covered to the depth of
ab9dt five inches and still showing.
| Miss Genie Dickinson is teaching
| the Grammar department in our
school this week. ia place OF Miss
Julia Treacy, who is on the sick list.
eT All PARTIES that have watches,
clocks and pin jobs at my place, are
requested to call and get them before
the 10th OF April. for am going to
move from Eagle River to Marshfield
L. T. MECHLER. Jeweler.
A. E. Stockwill will soon depart
for Munising, Mich, where he Will
embark in the real estate and insrS-
ance business. May success attend
| him.
We understand that Mrs NJ Car
! ty, who has been i'm the millinery
business here for the past year, will
! soon close out her stock and move
away.
| Jas. Mckinley started for Rhine
! lander yesterday on a business trip.
He metthe party that he was going
to seq at Monico and returned on the
next train.
D-Miss Grace Hyland, who has been
doing typewliting fol Attorneys D.
E. Riordan and N. A. Colman for the
past six months, left Tuesday for To
nah, this state.
Jos Elliott, chairman of the town
OF ArEyor Vitae, came over yesterday
to bring the election returns to the
county clerk, and to attend the Mod
elYWoodmens dance last night.
I-Miss Marion Garrison is teaching
the Intermediate department in the
public school, in place Of Mrs. Knight,
! who was called to Michigan last week
| by the serious illness of a brother,
NATANTED:-Several trustworthy gentle
! wv men or ladies to travel in Wisconsin for
esta blished reliable house Salary $3.50 and
exp -nses. Steady position Enclose refer
! once and self addressed stamped envelope.
The Dominion Company, Third Floor, Oma-
ha bldg, Chicago III.
-Harve Selleck Of Nlinocqua and
Jos. Elliott OF Albor Vitae. chairman S
of their respective towns. who were
attending the meeting of the county
board last week, returned home FRI
day.
Quite a number of our young
Christian Endeavor people were in at
/ tendance att the North Central Con
! vention OF Christian Entleavorers
which was held at Rhilfelander last
Friday.
-Harvc Selleck OF Minocqua, is in
the city He came over to- bring the
election returns to the county clerk.
His wife accompanied Kim and they
took in the NJ. w. A. dance at the
RiDk last night.
lD-Henry Haskins, who has run q
barber shop in this city for number
of years, but sold out the first of the
month to Casper RodericlS. departed
Tuesday to look over Munising, Mich.
witHa view of locating.
Mrs. Frank Stein and family, left
Monday for her old home in Winneba-
90 county. Two OF her brothers are to
be married shortly and she went down
to be present at the double wedding
She expects to be away about two
! weeks.
The politicians are busy now
holding special elections on the street
corners and telling how it was done
The fatnaliar expressions to be heard
on every corner are, Il tolk YOU so
and II knew that was the way it
would come out"
The shoots opened again Monday
morning, after q weeks vacation for
the spring term. The school report
for the last month shows the best at
tendance of any month during the
past term. The total number en-
rolled was 22O and the average daily
attendance was 1872. The largest per-
cent Of the absent ones we're in the 1irst
primary, which is accounted for by
the bad weather, which kept the little
ones at home. In all the other rooms
the serage attendance was 80 per
cent of the total number enrolled.
There was also 81 visitors during the
j s,os.t 1,,,tl xy,hicll is the laruaSt ~