Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-07-01
Henry O,Connor. who has Just

Henry O'Connor, who has just
graduatedfrom the dental college at
Philadelphia, arrived in town Triday Y.
He expects to do some work here for Il
few days in his line and expects later
on TO make q tour Of the smaller towns
doing dental work.
VIM. Rumery, who has had charge
Of the Gerry Lumber Co.'S. yard here
for the past two years, has been offered
and has accepted a position as travel
ing salesman for the Brown Bros. Lum-
Der Co.. of Rhinelander. He expects
/ to move his family to Rhinelander in a
few days.
Jas. Walsh, who has just gradua-
ted from the State University came
home Tuesday. He has been doing
some very hard work the last year.
He not only carried the work of the
senior year in the University, but he
kephnp the first years work of the
law class.
Next Monday evening is the annual
school meeting. There are good fights
on in all Of the districts but it is lit
tie bit.the hardest in district number
three across the river. They have
four candidates there, John Radcliffe,
\. I. Kinney, Dave Patten and Geo.
Thompson.
The boys are beginning to talk Of
organizing ball club here. That is
the proper thing to do. We. have the
material right here now for as good a
nine as we ever had. All the boys
wants practices. Nearly all the towns
around here have clubs and we should
have oae too.
1zJ. E. rogers, agent for the Tut
hill Sairt Co., Of Loekport, n. Y, is in
reeeiQt OF o fine line Of spring and
sumner Samples OF goods, including
0aForas, ss5;o5ca and American Chevi-
OTIS aaa Irensa aal American Per-
Gales, " -dra5 aad inc white shirts.
"a Ithi,lelanier paper says that
tl28ro Is q very gool prospect Of Geo.
t,ifiio.o 81 that city, being appointed
saparint 3nle2t OF the Industrial
5ehooa IS BIS d Waukesha in place
af 49,. la t. N1ose administration Of
tiae a:15S1 1;ss 5gs1 TTdgr I1vesfilga-
ton for tho paso two or three weeks,
The co-l.aaay which is putting in
the stock faria 0 the big marsh this
si1e Of Three Lakes are making
great showing. They have "a large
force OF ma o. work clearing land and
dischiag and have several teams at
work plowia They expect to make
oneof the finest stock farms in the
country.
Miss Julia Tracey, teacher of the
Grammar department, and Miss Eliza
beth Young, teacher Of the Second
Primary, left for their homes Sasur-
day. Miss Tracey's home is at Mer-
rill while Miss Young lives at Apple
ton. Miss Young will spend a couple
of weeks visiting relatives at Amigo
on her way home. !
Art. Mcleod came down from
Washburn Friday, to visit relatives
and attend the graduating exercises Of
his sister. He is district attorney of
Bayfield, county and was called home
Sunday evening by telegram from
Iron Rivnr cto+ ipr +bo+ !, ,,,,,,,l ~, I,d
been committed there and requesting
his presence at once.
H. B. Mills of West Superior, un-
der sheriff Of Douglas county. came
down Friday after man by the name
of johnson from Woodruff, who had
just finished a sentence in. the county
Jail for beating his wife. johnson was
wanted at West Superior for bigamy,
he having married a girl up there
while having another wife at Wood
ruff.
Geo. Bronkie and a man by the
name Of johnson were drowned at
Rhinelander Friday, while trying to
break log jam. Bronkey was well
known here, having worked in the
woods in this vicinity and on the drive
for the past ten or twelve years. Both
were single men. Johnson's funeral
was held at Rhinelander, while the
remains of Mr.. Bronkie were sent to
friends at Merrill.
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