Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-02-04

Hugh Murray, the Woodruff po-
liceman, was in town the fore part OF
the week as witness in the Coulter
case.
Jas. Logg, who has had charge OF
camp for the Gerry Lumber Go. at
Rummels, has finished his job and is in
town again.
Mrs. Adams of Clintonville, is in
town. She was called here by the SER
ious illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Jake Regenfuss.
Max Hoffman, an attorney from
Amigo, is in town this week. He is
assisting Attorney Walsh for the de-
Tense in the Coulter case.
Herman Finger, vice president OF
the Gerry Lumber Co., went to Apple
ton Tuesday, to attend a meeting of
the directors of that company.
County Treasurer Ole Swenson
was at Wausau, Friday and Saturday,
as witness in homestead case before
the U. S. Land Office. He returned
Monday.
Among the Woodruff contingent
who have been in town attending court
this week, we noticed G. |. Brown, [.
j. Hughes, Nick Hills, and his sons,
John and Ed.
Harry Franks has just completed
one Of the finest bath rooms in this
section of the state, which he will run
in connection with his barber shop on
Railroad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stein are en-
tertaining a recent arrival at thoii.
home. 1t is a boy, and came yester-
day, and as he is the OILY son, was very
cordially welcomed.
Giles Coon of Rhineiander, was in
town Monday and Tuesday attending
circuit court. He had case against
Herman Finger in regard to the title
the term.
DIR. A. B. Rosenberg of Arbor
Vitae, is in town this week. He is q
witness in the Coulter murder case,
having been the physician called to ex-
anime the murdered man, King, after
his injuries.
Rev. and Mrs. III. C. Todd went to
Rhinelander Monday to serve on the
council of the Congregational church
of this district which was called to con-
slider the resignation of Rev. Chandler
from the Rhinelander-e church.
John Collins left yesterday for
Woodruff where he and J. j. Roderick.
of this place are about to open up a
furniture store. Mr.. Collids will have
charge of the Woodruff end of the bus
mess while Mr.. Roderick will continue
to look after his store here.
Senator D. E. Riordan returned to
Madison Monday. He had been APP
pointed attorney for Coulter, who is
being tried for murder, but succeeded
in having Attorney T. B. Walsh ap-
pointed by the court in his place. He
expects to return Saturday so as to be
here when the civil calendar is taken
up.
"A. E. Williams, one of the proprie-
tors of the Star Lake saw mill plant,
and DR.. Harrison, company physician
at Star Lake, were in town Tuesday.
They had been subpoenied as witnesses
in the Scholtz case for selling liquor
without license but when they got
here they found the case had been con-
tinued for the term so they drove back
the same day.
There will be barrels OF fun at
Madison this winter for bills will be
introduced threatening both the beer
manufacturers and the meat packers,
as we'll as the railroads. The beer and
meat men are at disadvantage as
compared with the railroads, for they
have not furnished the members of the
Legislature with complimentary beer
and meat, but they will send Hobbies to
Madison and make it lively for time.
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