Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-09-24
Mart Hirzel has adorned his new

Potato digging has commenced II
earnest around here. The crop;
though good, does not begin to eqHa
what it was last year.
Ten men left here Tuesday to &c
to work for S. Aldrich on his drive OH
the Pine, which was hung up las'
spring for want of water.
C. S. Coon of Rhinelander, came
up Tuesday and went out OH fishing
trip Mr.. Coon expects to do sons
logging near here this winter. II
I@Jas. Oberholtzer who has been a
work for L. j. Sheridan at Cheboy-
gan. Mich, returned home yesterday
morning. the mill having shut down.
saTake advantage of the hare
times by buying your clothes at J. +
sullivan & Cos. in the Denton Hous'
annex. They are selling at hard times
prices and guaranty quality and fit.
Attorney q. F. Sanborn left Mon
day for Crandon to attend Circuit
court. He has several cases on ttl'
calendar and expects to be away ynti
Friday.
Miss Carrie Lieber of /Antigo
came up Saturday and is spending
few days in town visiting her sisters
Mrs. John Diamond and Mrs. Charlie
Mitchell.
Prof. Wentz's wife and child ar
rived here Sunday morning and the.
are now pleasantly domiciled III thu
house formerly occupied by Mr.. ant
F.! Mrs Murray on Division street.
! Mrs Josephine Munson Of Chica
90, and her two daughter-in-laws
Mrs. Geo. and Arthur Munson, are Wis
ting her m,ther and brother. Mrs
Bonner and Walter. They came VI
Thursday.
If the News will kindly point on
any ''uncalled for comments which
we made upon citizens residing IN
the village. " in speaking of the Knox
case we will gladly make corrections
and apologize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toney Anderson OF
Rockdale. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Tellefson Mrs. Anderson is q
sister of Mr., Tellefson and they have
not seen each other for twenty-five
years until Tuesday.
Yesterday, Herman Finger hat
seventeen men at work digging and
hauling potatoes. His crop is turning
out first-rate and the potatoes are
good size. He expects to have al
least two thousand bushel.
MIR. and Ms Bat O'Day, formerly
residents of this village but now OF
Grand Rapids, came up Tuesday te
spend few days visiting old friends
Mr.. O'Day has charge OF camp ~
Harslaw tor John O'Day L Co.
&C. w. Leisman Of Antigt', spent
several days in town the fore part OF
the week. He represents N. T.. Pres
ton. the popular furniture dealer Of
that town. and was taking orders fol
upholstering and selling turifit ure.
nHIt makes 40 difference whether
times are good or hard. j. Ii. Rogers
j. T.. Sullivan & Cos. manager. al
ways sells clothes, for the reason tina,
his goods excel in quality and work
manship and his prices fit the times.
DR. c. S. McIndoe of RhinelandSE
came over Wednesday, on q hunting
and fishing trip. Accompanied bJ
Henry OUonnor, DIR. Neville and Err
ME Stewart, he put in q few days Al
Cranberry lake and vicinity. He LEFT
for home Monday.
sgT Whether Mckinley or Bryan
gets elected, you will need clothes
and now is the time and j. Il. Sulll-
van & Cos. the place to get them
His prices are rock bottom. Call 1f
and look at what he is Offering in fail
and winter overcoats.
Joseph Elliott, chairman OF The
county board and the Republican nom
inee for county clerk WAS I'm town
Friday and Saturday, Joe says THAI
the Republican prospects in the wes
tern part of the county are yer!
bright and that free silver advocates
are a scarce article there,
Frank Rodgers of Minocqna, was
in this city Monday and Tuesday. Mr.
Rodgers is a candidate for the nomi
nation of sheriff ON the Democratic
! ticket and was over interviewing the
delegates here. He left Tuesday, fol
Star Lake and Arbor Vitae, on the
same errand. Alex. Higgins, who IN
! tends making 81 stab for county super
| intendent of schools, accompanied
him.