Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-24
sheriff Bradford left Monday on a

sau.
Rev. Father Goepfeat went to Par
ish yesterday. He will return home
today.
Good roasted coffee for sale by
the Gerry Lumber Go. at Is cents per
pound.
Miss Maggie Petee of Hazelhurst,
formerly Of this city, is visiting friends
in town.
John Barnes of Rhinelander, was
in town Thursday and Friday on legal
/ business.
R. Stewart was at State Line the
fore part Of the week looking after his
| logging interests.
Senator Riordan came up from
/ Madison Friday, to spend Sunday with
his family in town.
| Strawberry ice cream at Miss Be
vier's New Home Bakery, Saturday
evening and Sunday.
| Art Mathews left Monday to finish
looking over a tract of land ia Forest
and Florence counties.
aWe can compete il price and
quality with stainmeyer or any Of the
other large department stores.
MCINTYRE.
My Geo. Balm of State Line, was
visitjdg the family OF her brother, JAS
! La1gill, the latter part Of last week.
L-Jas. walsh is one Of the graduates
from the State University this year.
He has also done one years work in the
law school.
- Mcintyre has just got in a new
stock of drygoods and ladies dress
goods which he is selling cheaper than
you can get them by sending ont OF
town
Monday morning Dan Graham
caught nice muscallonge just north
of Neville's mill, near where A. Me-
Kenzie and Chas. LaForge each caught
one Friday.
| ID. S. Mitchell, clerk in the post
office, went to Watersneet Monday to
help in the post-office there, the post
master being sick. He expects to be
away about q week.
Ed. HolIander, who has been head
sawyer for the Gerry Lumber Co. for a
number of years, left Tuesday for Ar
Dor Vitae. where he has accepted a
similar position with the Ross Lumber
Co.
Chas. Irving, who was injured in
the Gerry Lumber Co.'S. mill a few
weeks ago, is getting along finely.
His shoulder is improving rapidly and
he will soon be able to so to work
again.
At their meeting last Saturday
evening, the town board appointed
Mike Morrison as chief of the fire de-
partment in place of S. A. Bangert,
resigned. The appointment gives gen
eral satisfaction.
e. Ball left for Rhinelander Tues
day to make filing on q homestead.
The claim is situated in town 1913,
about twelve miles southwest of here
and is considered quite valuable for
farming purposes.
Jas. Oberholtzer has Withdrawn as
a candidate for school clerk across the
river. The persons mentioned as
probable candidates in that district
are John Radcliffe, David Patten, N.
l.. Kinney and G. II. Thompson.
MThe Gerry Lumber Co. are sell
ling Washburn, Crosby & Cos. cele-
brated ssGold Medal" flour at $3.50.
It is recognized as America S greatest
-four Try it and be convinced Of it's
superior quality over all other brands
sold in this market.
w. j. REILLY of Appleton, came up
Saturday and spent Sunday in town
visiting old friends. He has a good
position at Appleton, having charge OF
the Alex. Stewart lumber yard at that
place. While here he sold his house
and lot to D. E. Riordan.
Chairman Hirzel got a letter Tues
day, from Supt. Hartley, saying that
the railway company would move the
side track on Railroad street to the
other side of the depot and put up a
railing and make a park between the
track and the street. This will great
u improve the appearance Of that part
Of the village.
The town board seems to be let
ting the electric light matter rest or at
least we have heard nothing of the