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

Henry Hanson of Minoequa. is at
tending court here this week.
John sneaton Of Woodruff. is ii
town this week attending court.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hobart returned Fri
day from her visit to Minneapolis.
Gus schuman IS tending bar foe
scheribel & Zimplenan this week
-Chas Monahan Of Oshkosh, was
registered At the Denton House, Tues
day
Ne Jas. Langill has nice lot OF dry
pine wood Which he will sell very
cheap. 9-9-3w. :.
Peter Stein, proprietor of the
Lake Laura summer resort, was IN
town Monday.
Herman Finger returned Thursday
from business trip to New Lonaosl
land Oshkosh.
d. W. Tower Of Minocqpa. was
among the arrivals at the Denton
iAoet7S J SotSi1tltt
Sheriff. Bradford returned Nom
daytfrom Duluth, where he had been
ogofficial business.
= Geo. Kimball, a former resident Of
this town, passed through here Thurs
day, on his way to the Klondyke.
Burberry season is over. JAS
Walsh closed up his place at Conovel,,
Friday, and returned to this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Moon returned
Saturday from Amigo, where they had
been visiting friends and attending the.
fair.
Morey' summer resort is becom-
ing more popular right along. Last
Sunday there were eighteen guests
there.
DR.. Henry O'Connor returned to
this city Friday. Doc intends to lo-s
cate in this northern country this fall.
indicator.
Deputy U. S. Revenue Collector
Pankow of Marshfeld, was in the city.
the fore part of the week as witness
in the circuit court.
NeyH1e's mill shut down yesterday
owing>fo break in the machinery.
Thy expect to have it repaired and
sart up again today.
Mrs. DR.. Neville is in Chicago Wis
ting Mrs. DR.. Edwards, who spent
several weeks here earlier in the sea-
son. She went down Friday.
A. Fl. Stevens returned Monday,
from the Deerslin, where he has been
putting up some buildings on the land
which he recently homesteaded there.
Mrs. p. Mitchell. who has been
spending the past ten days in this city
visiting her two sons, Charles and
Dean. returned yesterday to her home
at WautOma.
Miss Anna LaSelle. who had been
spending week or ten days visiting
Mrs. D. E. Riordan. in this city, re-
turned Saturday, to her home in
Rhinelander.
SgDon't forget that you can get fine
pies. cookies and doughnuts as well as
all kinds of cake and fresh bread at
Mrs. Mayo's restaurant, one door east
of the drug store
II. 3. butcher one of our enter
prising farmers, was caller at this
office Tuesday. He says corn is ripen-
inc up finely and will be ready to cut
the last of this week.
Miss Mabel McGilvray, who was
teacher in the Kindergarten room. of
our public school. last winter, has ac-
cepted a position as teacher in the
High school at Hurley.
Finn Lawler has been making
some inprov ements around his place
on the North Side. He has put a new
roof on his house and painted it and in
tends putting a stone foundation under
it.
The members of the Modern
Woodmen camp in this city. are maxi
inc arrangements to give a basket pic
mic. one week from Saturday, the 18th.
inst. Watch for the full particulars
next week.
Half a dozen teams Of horses. be-
longing to the logging outfit Of Brown
& Robbins of Rhinelander passed
through here yesterday on their way
to Robbins, Mich, where that firm
will log the coming winter.
Chairman Loughlin of Minocqua,
is in town this week attending court.
He is one of the defendants in case
that is to be tried. The town of Mi