Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-09-16

] Chairman Joseph Elliott Of Arbor
! }itae, came over Friday aud remained
until Monday
hrs. D. Bartran and children re-
turned Tuesday from their visit to
! Rhinelander.
a party Of four came up from Chi
cago Sunday morning and went out to
Morey's Resort.
j. I. Russell of Appleton, was
among the arrivals at the Denton
House. Tuesday.
"A. w. Brown of Rhinelandel, was
doing business in town here Tuesday
and Wednesday.
d. f. O'Keefe, an Ashland attor-
ney. was in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day attending circuit court.
Miss Gertie Morrison left this
morning for Eagle River, Wis. to re-
sumo teaching Ely Times.
Mrs. H. j. Mack expects to leave
for Milwaukee Saturday, to spend a
few days visiting her husband.
Another party of tourists came
down from Gogebic Tuesday evening
and went out to Morey's resort.
w. j. Leland of Oshkosh, was
transacting business with the mer-
chants and printers here Tuesday.
|
IS. S. Miller, district attorney of
| Oneida county, came over Tuesday to
| look after case in the circuit court.
| Mrs. Geo. Radford and children
returned Monday from Rbinelander,
where they had been spending cou-
pie of weeks visiting Mr.. Radford.
|. sBWhite laces, per yard, 4 cents, at
McConnell's sale.
Thomas O'Brien, village marshall
at Minocqua, came over Monday as a
witness in one of the cases in the cir
cult court.
-Mesdames A. NJ. Shank, M. Frank.
Ell, O. B. Moon and Chas. Denton were
up on the Deerskin yesterday, hazel
nuting and picnicing.
Under Sheriff Bonner returned
| Monday from Minocqua, where he had
been to subpoena some witnesses for a
case in the circuit court.
Miss Gertie Morrison. teacher in
the 1st intermediate, returned Satur-
day from her home at Ely, Mimi, to
resume her work in school.
The Gerry Lumber Co. sent a par
ty Of men into the woods yesterday to
look over some timber. They expect
that it will take the party about two
months to complete the work.
FRESH OYSTERS
-SELECTS:-At Hirzel's Restaurant.
Either in can Or bulk.
Jos. McIlrea, station agent and
justice of the peace at Woodruff, spent
a couple of days in town the fore part
of the week. He was one of the de-
PENDANTS in case on trial in the cir
cult court.
Henry Hetzel of Merrill is among
the prominent attorneys from abroad
| who have been spending some time in
town the latter part of last week and
the fore part of this in attendance up
/ on the circuit court
"A. W. Shelton, prominent Rhine
lander attorney and proprietor of the
Rhinelander Herald spent a couple of
days in town the fore part of the week
as attorney for the plaintiff in the case
of Touissant vs. McIlrea and others.
4. J. Bowerman has recently pur-
chased threshing machine and ex-
poets it here this week. It will be a
great deal handler for the farmers to
have machine right here instead of
being obliged to wait for one from the
outside.
Jos. Nemacheck has just pur-
chased a fine team of horses for use on
his farm about mile south of town.
Joe IS making qQlte showing Gown
there. By the time snow flies he will
have thirty acres cleared and free
from stumps.
Mrs. 81. J. Hobart, formerly of the
Hotel Veronica, will move to Mime
apolis soon where she will keep a
boarding house. Her son, James. will
also go to Minneapolis and will enter
the medical department of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota.
We are pleased to say that the con-
dition of Mrs f. j. Deckert, who was
operated upon some three weeks ago
for gall stones. is better than could be
expected. The operation was a most