Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-12-09

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w tive gentlemen or ladies to trav-
el for responsible, established house in
Wisconsin. Monthly, $1,000 and ex-
penses. Position steady. Reference.
Enclose self-addressed stamped envel-
ope. The Dominion Company, Dept.
Y, Chicago.
Eagle Waters Camp NJ w. A.,
held their annual election at their reg
ular meeting last Friday evening.
John Smith was elected Consul; Fred
Mcintyre, Adviser: B. F. Jones, Bank
er; N. M. Emmons, Clerk; Ray Denton,
Escort; Martin Reiland, Sentry; Will
| Roderick, Waterman.
#. j. Thrun was not satisfied with
the arc lights that was put up few
weeks ago and has taken them down
and replaced them with the Upham
arc lights, which is the latest improved
arc light and claimed to be the best in
use. They have only been tried few
days but so far they give the best of
satisfaction, and are great improve
ment on the other arc lights which
were tried first.
Although there is snow enough in
the woods to make fair doings, some Of
the loggers are wishing for warm
spell sufficient to take it all off, to be
followed by spell of good cold wealth
er so as to freeze up the swamps.
When the present snow came the
swamps were not frozen hard enough
| to hold up, which makes it bad for
| those who have to cross them with
their logging roads.
Another of our young men has sig
nifed his intention Of taking up law
for his profession. This time it is Jo-
mas Radcliffe. He expects to leave for
| Minneapolis the first of the year where
he will enter the law department. OF
the University of Minnesota. He will
make the third from here who are
studying law in that institution. The
other two are Max Sells and Alex.
Higgins.
Congress is In session again. The
| two houses we're ca1ied to order al
twelve o'clock, Monday, and the Presi-
dents message was received. 1t was not
very long one, containing about
eight columns. He urged the annexa-
tion of Hawaii, and was very moderate
| in his discussion of the Cuban ques-
ton. He urged q careful considera-
tion of the plan for currency reform
submitted by Secretary Gage, but did
| not endorse it.
IF. Beardsley, the leader in Holt
day goods has received his new stock
for 1897. It is larger and more COM
plete than ever before. He has toys
of every description, to please the
children. He has plush goods for the
| young folks and fancy China-ware and
glassware for the housewife. When
| ready to buy your presents call and see
him, look over his stock and you will
go away with everything you need and
| we'll satisfied with your bargain.
H. J. Mack and family, who have
been residents of this city for a num-
Der of years, left Friday; Mr.. Mack for
Milwaukee and Mrs. Mack and chill
dren for Algoma, this state. where
they will spend the winter with Mrs
| Mack's parents. Mr.. Mack goes to
Milwaukee to arrange his stock Of
hardware and household goods in his
new building there, after which he
will return to Algoma, and together
with his family. they will take much
needed rest of few months before
opening up their store in Milwaukee
and settling down to business again.
Mr.. Mack has been numbered among
Eagles substantial citizens for a long
time and will be greatly missed here.
It is safe to say that he carried one OF
the largest and most complete stocks
of hardware of any store, outside OF
the large cities, in the state, and he
will soon be numbered among the lead
ing retail hardware men of Milwau-
kee. Always punctual, honest and up
right, he won for himself the esteem
and goodwill of a large number OF the
people of Eagle River, and with these
same characteristics in Milwaukee he
is bound to make a success. Mr.. Mack
was very busy for couple OF weeks
before he left, and as he was in hur-
ry to get his goods Strengthened around
in the city, he did not have much time
to himself, and he wished us to, on be-
half of himself and family, thank all OF
their friends and acquaintance for