Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-09-02

u. r. oanDOfn returned yesterday
from his trip to Green Bay.
N. A Colman drove over to Minoc-
qua Saturday, returning Tuesday.
F. J. Thrun has the stone on the
ground for the electric light plant.
"A. 81. Stevens left Tuesday to put
in several days haying on the Deer
skin.
9BGood roasted coffee for sale by
the Gerry Lumber Go. at Is cents per
pound.
+. Louis Thomas, of Thomas summer
resort, near State Line, spent Sunday
in town.
Fred Morey is still getting q good
run at his resort. Several new guests
arrived this week.
Next week is court week and the
lawyers are all very busy getting their
cases in shape for trial.
g|District Attorney CT. Sanborn
was transacting business at Green Bay
the fore part of the week.
-Lottie Quinn came up from Clin-
tonville Tuesday, to spend a few days
in this city visiting with her cousins.
Andy Anderson of Three Lakes,
was doing business here Monday Mr..
Anderson is post master of his town.
B. F. Stoddard, the photographer,
took a photograph of the picnic party
Tuesday. The pictures will be out
Saturday.
DR.. w. D. Neville was called to
Three Lakes, Saturday, to attend Mrs.
J. w. Bryant, of that place, who was
quite sick.
Will Nemacheck, who has been
spending the past two weeks here Wis
iting his brother, Joe, returned home
to Appleton, Saturday.
F. c. rambling has been getting
out the poles for the electric lights.
He has them all out and will have
them delivered this week.
Dan Diamond, who has been doing
some building for Bent Bros, at their
resort west of State Line, spent Sun
day with his family in town.
Clark Decker came in yesterday
from Tatum's place on lake Content,
to bring gentleman who has been
stopping there, to the train.
Mrs. D. Bartran and children re-
turned Thursday from Rhinelander,
where they had been spending a week
or ten days visiting Mr.. Bartran.
Jos. Nemacheck has cleared up
twenty-four acres on his farm about a
mile south of town, on Loon lake, and
has crew of men still at work clear
ing.
Mrs. Geo. Radford left Monday,
for Rhinelander. to spend few days
visiting with her husband, who has
charge of the filing for Brown & Rob
bins.
M. B. Raymond, accompanied by
his wife, drove over from Minocqua
Sunday, returning the next day. Mr..
Raymond is one of the game wardens
for this county.
8B~Don'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
-Chas. A. Murller, F. L. Gang, John
Gibson, G.. Beidermann and Gus Bel
lermann came up from Port Washing
ton Sunday and are spending few
laws at Scheribel's resort on Cat Fish
AXE.
Robert Stewart was around Mon
Law afternoon and Tuesday forenoon
ooking for men to work in his camp
It State Line. He reports considera-
Die difficulty in getting what men he
reeds.
A. Babcock of Neenah, and the
party of twenty-four, who have been
pending the past two weeks with him
It his resort on Kentuck lake, came in
and departed on the noon
rain for their homes.
1t has been reported that the Ar
,or Vitae and Woodruff ball teams are
.nxious to try conclusions with our
Tub and arrangements have been
made several times for games but so
ar they have failed to materialize.
The goal for which all horsemen
lave been striving for so long, a record
# two minutes fat, has been reached
md even surpassed last Saturday.
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