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

counting in town this week.
Henry Howlet Of Conover, was do
/ ing business in town Saturday.
Henry Houlet of Conover. is in
town this week attending court.
| I'D. Fl. Vaughn Of Rhinelander, was
/ in this city yesterday and today.
Deputy Sheriff Sutton OF Minocqu q
! is attending court here this week.
-. B. Rogers returned Saturday
! from a business trip to Fond du Lac.
FRESH OYSTERS
--ts5;EILECTS: At Hirzel's Restaurant.
| Either in can or bulk.
I The Gerry Lumber Co. started up
ftAeir saw mill this, Thursday, mora
| ing.
"A. Q. Dorwin came over from Mi
Enocqua yesterday to attend the circuit
court.
Barney B4llor Of Minocqua, is in
fthe city this week, attending circuit
court.
Mrs. SINGER, Of Watersmeet,
spent Sunday with Mrs, Ike Madden,
ia this city.
Daniel Graham returned Tuesday,
from a trip over in the western part Of
the county.
DIR. Hudson was among those who
came over from Minocqua, Monday, to
attend court.
j. P. Hoffman of Woodruff, has
been in the city this week as witness
in the circuit court.
-Chas. Franks, who has been work
ing some land on H. Fingers farm at
/ Rummels, is in town.
Hugh Murray, constable at Wood
ruff, was among those who were at
tending court here this week.
- The Braithwaite Co. gave away
147 pairs of pants in June. See their
advertisement ii another column.
H. n. Jewell, the Amigo sewing
machine man, came up Wednesday
and is transacting business in this
city,.
!. a-s4sa 1'. j. @ Malley of Minocqua, came
over yesterday to look after case in
the circuit court in which he is defeE-
dant.
Judge Reed of Minocqua, is per-
forming his duty as a citizen by serv-
ing on the jury in the circuit court,
this week.
Mrs. Mitchell, who is here visiting
her sons, Charles and Dean, was quite
sick for day or two the latter part of
last week but is able to be around
again.
Oscar Rube and G, F. Loughrin
are two Chicago gentlemen who came
up Wednesday morning and will spend
week camping out among our beauti-
full lakes.
Under Sheriff W. H. Bonner was
at Minocqua Tuesday, summoning a
Juror who had been impanelled to take
the place of a regular juror who had
been excused.
Robert Laut, town clerk of the
town of Arbor Vitae, was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday as a witness
AZ Oh sol iJ,0 ~
without a license. "
F. J. Thrun, proprietor of the
water-works, moved his family over
from Minocqua yesterday and is now
nicely located in the Mat Stein house
on Second street.
Max Hoffman, an Amigo attorney,
is attending court here this week. He
is attorney for the defendant in the
Schultz case from Star Lake, for sell
ing liquor without license.
Dan L. Ramie, a Peoria lawyer,
accompanied by his wife, came up
Wednesday morning and went out to
Morey's resort. MIR. and Mrs. Ramie
spent some time here last season.
H. J. Mack, who has been in Mil
waukee for the past four or five weeks
overseeing the building Of his new
store there, came up Sunday morning
and spent a couple of days with his
family in town.
Tom O'Brien, village marshall at
Minocqua, came over Tuesday to bring
the man, Hamilton, accused of robbery
from the person Of one, Black, an ac--
count of whose examination appears n
another column.
Mrs. Mart Hirzel and party, who
have been camping out at Muscallonge
| 1ol-a fa,, 1,a ,,oct fo,1r on, tiya weeks Pc