Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-03-19

though none of them are able to be
out
Logging camps are breaking up
earlier this season than common.
quite number of the woods boys
nave been in town during the past
week.
Mrs. Il. E. Green, wife OF the pop
dlar station agent at State Line,
came down Saturday and spent Sun
day visiting relatives and friends in
this city.
Herman Luhn, who has been Wis
ltlng his family here for few days,
returned Monday to Hazelhurst,
where he is employed in the Yawkey
Lumber Co.'S, MILL
e. D. Kathan, who in company
with Mr.. Holland. has been putting in
logs on Little St German this winter,
came up from Rhinelander yesterday
and went out to his camp.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Sanderson of
Rhinelander. have been spending u
few days visiting Mrs. Sanderson's
sister, Mrs. Chris Wise, here. They
returned to Rhinelander Tuesday
JAS. Mckinley spent Sunday with
his family here. He says that it would
be impossible to ask for better wealth
er for logging than it has been for the
last two weeks. He has about com
pleted hauling and expects to break
camp in a very few days now.
Among the relatives and friends
who accompanied the remains Of Miss
Mae Smith to Centralia for burial
Monday were her mother, Mrs. j. e.
Madden, her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Smith, her uncles, Z. 3.
apd W. j. Walsh and Fred Morey
U II. l. Loughlin of Alinocqua, was
in this city couple OF days the latter
part OF last week. Mr. Loughlin is the
present treasurer of his town and was
over making his return to the county
treasurer. He reports that the taxes
of his town We're collected UP closer
this yea: than at any previous tilue.
r. W. Mcintyre returned Monday.
from his trip in Nor thern Michigan.
While away he visited Munising, Il
new town which has just been started,
not great ways from Marquette. He
was greatly pleased with the prospects
of this place and NAV conclude to
move there some time in the future.
WAN! ,tI':-several trustworthy gentle
wv men ladies to travel in Wisconsin for
established reliable hoase. SALARY $3.50 and
ex penses. steady position. Enclose refer
enCe and self addressed stamped envelope.
The ominon Company. Third FLOOR, Oma
ha Bldg. Chicago, Ill.
Mrs Ed Mechler, who was called
to West B md some three OF four
weeks ago by the illness of Der father,
returned home Saturday. Her fl, tn
Fer's health had not improved to any
great extent and as he. is over eighty
years of age. it would seem as thong h
his chances for recovery were small.
-Chas. Shory. IL nephew OF :. w.
Smith. who some time ago came up
here on a visit to his uncle, and was
taken down sick with typhoid fever,
and has been very sick for some time,
has SO far recovered as to be able to
start for his home at Grand Rapids,
Monday, although he was still look
ing very bad.
Mrs. A l.. Kelly wishes to am
nounce to her friends and the ladies
generally of this city, that She has
orened upa dressmaking establish
ment in the rooms upstairs over thu
express office. Mrs. Kelly is Il dress
maker of long experience and All ex-
pert in cutting and fitting and the la
dies of Eagle River would do well to
call and examine her work. All work
warranted Prices reasonable.
Town Treasurer Morey has made
his return to the county treasurer.
The delinquent tax roll turned in by
him was $13325S1. Of this over $3 :
| 500 90 was Of the tax of 1898, which
! was re assessed by the county board
! leaving less than 100000 of this
years tax Delinquent, good deal bet
ter showing than for some years back.
The taxes were paid pretty generally
throughout the county and the delin-
auent list will he much smaller than
common.
AT the Republican congressional
convention for the 9th district held at
Marin,ette last Thursday, H. c..
Wright Of Merrill and NJ. c. Ring of
Neilsville, were elected delegates to
tile StLouis convention, and j. H. Og-
den of Amigo ana c. l.. MeGilvery Of
Medford, alternates. Judge Ellis of
Oconto, was named for presidential
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