Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-01-09

week.
Mrs. W. A. Bradford has been
quite sick for the past few days with
muscular rheumatism but is somewhat
better at present.
W a new stock of static merry just re-
celFed at this Office. Ii you are iii
need ofany kind OF commercial print
ing give us u call. We lead the III all
Doth In quality and price.
&C. W. Hooker. village marshall at
Mlnocqua, was in town yesterday. lie
came over to bring some boarders for
the Hotter O'Counor.
Mrs Huck b.dy, who has been
spending Il two weeks vacation with
her family here. returned Monday to
her school at Crandon.
Mckenzie & Morey, proprietors of
the Bank of Eagle River. are distribu
ting some very neat 1896 calendars adj
vertising their institution.
MTANTEn:-Scveral trustworthy ladies or
Wy gentlemen to travel in wisconsin tor
taDnshed reliable house. Salary $3.50 and
expenses, Steady position. Enclose refer
ence and sell addressed stamped envelope
The dominion Company Third Floor. Ona-
ma Bldg. Chicago, III.
M. Mcclure, the Wausan clothier,
who has been making q tour Of the
camps in this vicinity taking orders
for suits, left Monday for home.
Attorney D. g. Riordan went over
to Minocqua and Arbor Vitae Satur-
day to look after some tax matters for
the Mississippi River Logging Co.
The public schools opened again
Monday after a two weeks vacation.
The attendance in the high school de-
partment is considerable larger than
last term.
Rev Todd is holding evening ser
vices at the Congregational church
this week. The meetings began Tues
day evening and will continue for a
week or ten days.
Cheaper than dirt. Yes Boards
ley's toilet soaps are cheaper than
dirt, ana will keep your face and hands
from chapping. ssS
Last Saturday night Claude Stew
ems who has been sick with pneuint
MIA, was taken worse and for two or
three days was a very sick boy but is
improving again.
Since Landlord Mcleod has put
in his new furnace the Hotel Central
is becoming quite popular with the
travelling public. They all appreciate
a good warm bedroom these cold
nights.
-Chas. Law Of Chippewa Falls,
who represents the Mississippi River
Logging Co., one Of the largest pine
land owners in the county, was i'll
town Friday and Saturday looking up
tax matters.
sam Walters was busy for few
DAYS the latter part Of last week re-
pairing one of the boilers OF the plan
ing mill. He put in thirty new hues
and reports it a very disi,greeable JOB
owing to the cold weather.
John lJuca. who has heen at work
for s. Allrich, came down Tuesday
with a bad looking face. dc was
walking behind a Span OF horses driy-
inc them 20 camp when one OF them
kicked striking him in the face. ~
County School superintendent
Higgins, who has been absent for
some time attending the convention OF
school superintendent in Milwaukee
and visiting friends, and relatives in
Wausau returned home Friday. -
Mrs. Levi Copeland, who has been
in Wausau for the past two weeks, be
inc called there by the illness and
death of her daughter, Mrs. Bare. re-
turned home Saturday. bringing her
dead dauo hters three little children
with her.
-Rev Father Goepfert left yester-
dav for ROsieres, whence he was tele-
graphed to attend the funeral Of his
friend, Rev. Alphonsus Gagnon, late
pastor OF Rhinelander. Father Gag
non was we'll known by the people of
Eagle River.
Milton Telephone, -EX-Senator
Spooner is strongly in favor of an ex-
ira session of the legislature to make
a new superintendent, it is said. For
that natter SO is every other reading
Republican and ninety-nine per cent
OF their followers. The Governor can
convince himself OF this fact If he will
interview them.
Last Friday Al couple of tramps
worked neat scheme on Dickinson y
Cook. One OF them who pretended to
de drunk wanted to buy a pair OF socks
and stumbled around in the back part
of the store, falling over chairs and up
against those present completely tax
ing their attention from his compan-
ion who was waiting for him in the
front mart Of the store and who lIn-