Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-02
p. S. Campbell of Three Lake


was transacting business in town to-
day.
Jas. Mckinley, who is logging
near Three Lakes, was in town Tues
day
B. Krom, the Watersmeet clothier
was transacting business in this city
| Monday.
I HThe Review job Office is turning
out some very fine work. Call and
get prices before putting your next
/ order.
/ The open winter that SO many
/ We're predicting seems to have taken Il
severe cold.
/ Mrs. H. E. Green came down from
State Line to-day to visit her mother.
Mrs. Shank.
Il. j. Cody, the Three Lakes log
ger, was transacting business in this
city Tuesday.
"a II. j. Mack has put in line of
tinWare that absolutely defies compe-
! tition in price. Give him Il call, he
will simply not be undersold.
The smiling countenance OF the
''Mlayo of Conover' was seen on our
streets New Year.
Mrs Haddy left to-day for a visit
to Ashland. She expects to be gone
for several weeks.
IS. Sanford will do the scaling on
the logs Jas Mckinley is putting in.
! He expects to begin Monday.
WTA new stock Of stationery just re-
ceived at this Office. Ii you are in
need of any kind Of commercial print
! ing give us call. We lead them all
both in quality and price.
Sam Walters, who is running the
Gerry Lumber Cos. logging engine,
spent New Years with Ills family in
town.
A. E, Stockwell went down to
Three Lakes to-day to look over some
logs which he is trying to get hold of
to saw in the Sheridan Lbr. Cos mill
H. Paine, the Watersmeet drug
gist, was visitor in this city Wednes-
day and was comparing notes and
swapping lies with Druggist Beardsley.
/ Several trustw orthy ladies or
! Wy gentlemen to travel in ~ isConsin for
/ tablished reliable house Salary $3.50 and
expenses. Steady position. Enclose refer
ence and self addressed slammed envelope
The Dominion Company, Third Floor, Oma-
ha Bldg. Chicago, ILL.,
The latest word from Mae Smith
is not so favorable. Her mother
writes that she is growing weaker dali
! ly and that now she is unable to set
up at all.
About sixty tickets were sold for
the tiremans dance New Years eve.
/ The music was good and all present
expressed themselves as having en-
! ioyed good time.
County Clerk Colman left Wednes-
day for Rhinelander to procure some
records necessary in the county clerks
Office 1t will take him IL week or ten
days to make the required copies.
| we W1Sli oil out JCt III OiiS ~ AbppN
and prosperous 1896. We have no
fault to find with the patronage &c.
corded us during the past year and
will try to deserve as good during the
coming year.
VIM Monty came down from Con-
over Saturday to look after his house
and goods in this village. He found
that some one had broken in and
stolen lot of his household goods.
Among the things taken were silver
knives and forks, dishes and bedding.
Levi Copeland returned Tuesday
from Wausau where he had been
called by the death Of his daughter,
Mrs. Donald Bare, which occurred
last Friday. Mrs. Copeland who had
gone down to spend Christmas with
her daughter was there when her
death occurred.
IN. Frankel expects to go to Chi
tcago tomorrow to take his youngest
son Joe to see some doctor there. He
| had him to RhlnehartS hospital In
Ashland week ago but he could do
nothing for him and SO Mr. Frankel
has made up his mind to consult some
of the Chicago physicians.
County Judge Mcintyre has had
communication from the Board of
Control requesting him to take meas
urcs to have Thos Patten and Charles
Wilson, two chronic insane patients,
now confined in the hospital at Osh
kosh and credited to this county, re-
moved to the hospital at Wausau,
j. B. Mcdonald, the hunter who
got the white deer last fail, has re-
ceived word that Il coal black one has
been seen in the woods near Waters