Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-08-06

den, w. J. Walsh and Fred Morey are
out camping on Boot lake. They
went up Tuesday.
The school board are fixing up
around the school house. filling in and
leveling off next to the building and
putting in new side walk.
j ohm Diamond has been offered a
position In a store at Wausau. ii he
takes it he will be expected to play
ball with the WauSau team.
Last Tuesday was the hottest day
of the season SO far. At noon the
thermometer at Slnborn's drug store
marked ninety. two in the shade.
w. A, Bradford was in OcOntO
the fore part of the Week attending
the Republican Congressional conven-
ton us delegate from this county.
Oliver Goodwill and Frank Stein
left yesterday for Amigo to attend the
Modern Woodmen's picnic there to-
daV. They went as delegates OF the
camp here.
-Scheribel & Zimpleman are i'm,
proving the appearances OF their baild-
ING on Wall street by giving it y new
coat of paint Ed. Freidrich's is do
ing the work.
Miss Ethel Holland and Miss Cor
da Brock. Of Rhinelander, were speD-
ding Il few DAYS in town visiting
friends the latter part of last week..
They returned home Sunday "
Jos. TooleY left Monday for a Wis
it Withhis partner, Il. Sullivan, in
Minnesota From there he will 90 to
IEinnepeg to visit his mother. He eX-
poets to be away for two or three
weeks.
John Diamond spent Saturday
and Sunday at Merrill, where he
pitched for W. usau against Merrill.
Stack, the Escababa pitcher, was in
the box for Merrill. Wausau Won
both games.
-Lige Sturdevant, depaty clerk of
court OF Oneida county, who Will be
remembered by many here as Il
staunch democrat, now wears Il Nc
kinley button and m*kes 10 secret of
his change of heart
w. Rummery informs us that his
vi f.,'. lor
sick at her home IN Omro, is recover
ing and that his wife. who has been
there nursing her for the past five or
six. week, expects to be home Friday
or Saturday,
Chris Wise is busy repairing the
Board OF Trade building. lie is hav-
ing the front painted and is doing
considerable fixing up on the inside.
He expects to have the repairs COM
pleted ana be ready for business the
latter part of the week.
-Hayng in this vicinity is about
completed. The yield, although not
quite up to what it was last year, j.,
very good, while the quality is better.
The farmers have had the best OF
weat ller for having and have got tie
crop in without its getting wet.
Mrs Osier OF Watersm~et, wife OF
the gentleman who WAS robbed OF the
tive hundred dollars Friday evening
was in town Tuesday. She came
down to try and return some OF the
goods purchased by the robber while.
here and get tho money refunded. "
A. A. Denton informs us that he
has cleared up and broke nearly one
hundl I'd acres on his farm this sum-
mer A large amount OF clearing is
being done around here this summer.
it is thought fully as much as has
been done altogether previous to this
wear.
Last Saturday the many friends
OF Mrs. John Mcleod, formerly of this
place but later OF Marinesco, We're
pained to hear OF her death which oc-
Cuitu tue OCIOtC VI " IJtIol' iSNNl'
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Mcleod OF this
place, went up Saturday to attend the
funeral. retlL::ning hQnla- ~ALentl'tss'~r"-'s'-
THAT the people living here thor
6uohIy believe i'll the future Of Villas
county for agricultural purposes is
shown from the fact that there is
hardly d man at work in the mill but
<. hat has secured a piece OF land and
is making himself !. farm, and a ma
iurity of the business men have bought
lanu which they are having clear ed
Np. -..--.----~,
-N~~ge"tvpras too early to learn
the outcome of the Republican State
Convention which is being held at
Milwaukee, LaFollette and Scofield
are about even, with Baench third,
Bradford fourth, Elliott fifth and rs
tel brook bringing up the rear. The
outcome is uncertain and some OF the
cool heads are of the opinion that
neither OF the leaders will get the
plumb but that i is likely to go to
n Il,