Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-10-01

.-Chas. Slattery returned Friday,
from several weeks stay in Rhine
lander.
Steve Bowker and John Bowers
are camping ont ON Long Lake thor
oughfare.
Nv. H. Clausen of MinocQua, was
transactin. business here the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. H. G. Todd left Wednesday,
for Amigo, to attend the COngrega-
tional convention.
Con Weigand jr., who has been
clerking for B. Krom at Watersweet,
came home yesterday. u
| Miss Anna Riordan left Wednes-
dav, for month OF six weeks visit
with her parents near Berlin.
Miss Carrie Lieber, who has been
spending a few days here visiting her
sisters, returned to Amigo, Monday.
John O'Day & CO. expect to put in a
camp soon, east of State Line. Bat
{ To-Day will probably have charge of
| it,
Owing to the Republican speech
Friday evening, there will be no meet
ing Of the Republican club, Saturday
evening.
Miss Mabel McGilvery, teacher of
the first primary, spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting friends at Monico srhI
Three Lakes. IL
| M. Frankel left Tuesday night for
Chicago, to buy his fall and winter
stock of goods. His youngest son,
Joe, accompanied him.
! r. Stewart got back Friday, from
his Minnesota trip. He says that
times are qr,iet every where and that
there is practically nothing doing.
| The county board are making
some repairs around the court house.
They are brickinH Np around the fur
naces and putting reGsters in the dit
terent offices,
Prank Beardsley, Geo. p. Dickin-
son, AIR. Vought and Henry Verfey
have been spending the past week
camping out and duck hunting up
near Long lake.
! Mrs. WIN. Rumery returned Mon
day, from Omro. where She has been
for the past two or three weeks in at
tendance upon the last sickness and
burial of her mother.
The early trains which have been
running three days each week during
the summer to accommodate tourists,
have been taken off leaving us with
the regular two trains each way.
Sam Walters has been in pretty
hard luck during the past week. First
be lost Il valuable horse, then forest
fires burned up about ten ton Of hay
for him on his farm near Clear Water
lake
EJ. e. Sullivan & Co. carry an ex-
| CollcuG lll0 VI ltli anu WlueOA oNAeihSO'
They can not be surpassed in quality
of goods or in workmanship. Salts
| faction guaranteed. No fit, no pay.
Give them a call.
A gentleman from Minneapolis
representing the Globe Fire Insur-
ance Co spent couple days in town
the fore part of the week writing in
surance and making a map OF the
business portion OF the village.
ssPIt makes no difference whether
times are good or hard. j. b. Rogers
j. e. Sullivan & Co.'S. manager. al
ways sells clothes, for the reason that
his goods excel in quality and work
manship and his prices fit the times.
EgG. L. Carter has been appointed
agent for N. E, Preston. Amigos
most reliable furniture dealer and I'M
dertaker. All orders for undertaking
supplies or for funeral director
should be left with him at McIntyre's
store.
p. D. O'Bren, the gentleman who
started the first newspaper, the Vindi
Gator, in this town some ten years
ago. was in town for u few minutes
Wednesday. He is now located o.
Iron River, Michigan, and is still il
the newspaper business.