Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-12-31

Miss Francis Slattery, teacher
the Thomas district near State Line
is spending her vacation with her par
ents in this city.
-Cnas. Law, of the Mississippi Riv
err Logging Co., was in town Monda.
and Tuesday settling his company
taxes with Town Treasurer Fred Mo
rey.
Jas. Mckinley and Finn Lawle
went down Tuesday to look over some
| timber near Clearwater lake, which
Mr.. Mckinley is thinking OF purchas
ing:
-Thos. Scarvan received telegram
! Tuesday, informing him of the danger
Gus illness of his mother. He and his
wife left Tuesday for Keewaunee tc
see her.
Miss Mary Vought came up from
Oshkosh, Thursday. where she is at
tending the Normal School, to spend
her holiday vacation with her parents
in this city.
Joseph Elliott of Arbor Vitae, has
resigned his position as chairman OF
the county board and JAS. Mckinley,
of this place, has been, elected to ill
the vacancy.
Donald Bare of Wausau, came, up
Thursday to spend Christmas with his
children in this city. He returned
home Monday taking the youngest
child back with him.
Mrs. Chas. Mitchell went to Anti
90, Thursday to spend Christmas with
her parents. returning home Monday.
Amos Radcliffe looked after the post
Office dining her absence.
John Seeman, a former resident OF
this place, now of Amigo, arrived in
town Monday night. He in company
with brother had been looking over
some timber near Three Lakes.
= Max Sells, who has been spending
a few days visiting friends in town.
left Saturday for Ainocqua, from
where he will return to Minneapolis,
where he is attending law college.
The Gerry Lumber Co. have begun
to ship in logs by train from near
Rummels. They will put in nearly a
million up there and nearly as many
more at their camp near Three Lakes.
%. B. Moon returned Thursday
from Chicago. While there he pur-
chased cylinder press, new type, ETC.,
to take the place of the outfit which he
recently sold to the Three Lakes En-
terprise.
Superintendent of Schools Alex.
Higgins, who has been spending few
days in town left Monday for Wausau,
to spend few days with his wife be-
fore returning to his law studies at
Minneapolis.
sgG. L. Carter has been appointed
agent for N. e. Preston, Amigos
most reliable furniture dealer and un-
dertaker. - All orders for undertaking
supplies or for a funeral director
should be left with him at McIntyre's
store.
The soft weather is interfering
materially with Dave Bartran in his
running of the Avery mill. He has
the mill already to run and is waiting
for logs. He has plenty on sklds but
owing to lack of snow they cannot be
got to the mill.
Volume l, No. l. of the Three
Lakes Enterprise is on our table. 1t
is bright, clean sheet, we'll filled
with local notes and if it keeps up to
the initial number it is bound to be
credit to the town and should receive a
liberal patronage. =
We learn by the Wausaukee indie
Ipendent that Geo. E. Bogrand, who
was employed in this Office for nearly
two years some time ago, has pur
chased an interest in that paper. He
is a good workman and will do his
part towards giving the people OF that
town good local paper. Here is sue
cess to you, George, in your new I'M
dertaking.