Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-08-05

"A. Ell. Stevens has been appointed
fire warden for this town.
Con Weigand moved up on to his
farm near Rummels, Monday.
Milo Hart is assisting Jas. Walsh
to handle his berries at Conover. II.
Fred Morey is having quite run
at his new hotel on Cat Fish lake:
Daniel Graham returned Saturday,
from visit to Star Lake and Minoc-
qua.
9rFine Creamery Butter for sale by
the Gerry Lumber Co. at II cents per
pound.
Henry Hewlett came down from
Conover Monday, to look after a little
business.
-Chas Roth of Milwaukee, is spend
ing few days at Morey's Hotel on Cat
Fish lake.
&C. w. Leisman of Amigo, spent
several days in town the latter part OF
last week.
DIR. Harrison of Star Lake, was a
visitor in town one day the latter part
of last week.
Oliver Goodwill left Tuesday for
Wausau, where he has secured work in
a planning mill.
The red raspberry crop is very
light this year and what there are are
considerable later than usual.
Mrs. E. E. Beagle, who had been
visiting relatives here, returned to her
home at Minneapolis, Friday.
Con Weigand, who is clerking in
Louis Krom's store in Amigo, spent
Sunday with relatives in town.
IT. I. Loughlin of Minocqua, was in
town yesterday. He was on his way to
look over some timber land north of
here in Michigan.
Art Matthews went up to State
Line yesterday to look over some tim,
Der west of Lake Laura. He expects
to be gone about week. @ss
/ q Mrs. John zimpleman is enter
tanning her sisters, the Misses Emma,
Tilla and Ellnira Luepke OF Milwau-
kee. They arrived Saturday y
Frank Steiner OF Three Lakes,
came up Monday to bring up the edi-
tion of the Villas County Republican
and deposit it in the post Office here.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church cleared between twenty-eight
and thirty dollars by their entertain
ment at the Rink last Thursday. even
ing.
The Milwaukee club was in second
place for day Or two the latter part
of last week but dropped back again to
third by losing two games to Detroit
Monday.
Lester Carter and family, Mrs. F.
w. Mcintyre and Mrs. Fl. ]. Mack
spent several days at Deerskin the fore
part of the week picnicing and picking
blueberries.
Ernest Weber, who has been work.
ing at Stewards logging camp at State
Line, came down Monday with very
bad looking arm which he got poisoned
with shumac.
Mrs. Frank Stein and children, and
Mrs. Mat Stein and children returned
Monday from Peter STEMS summer re-
sort at Lake Laura. where they had
been spending il lew days.
The rain has interfered to a con-
siderable extent with the farmers in
getting up their hay and some of them
have lost considerably by it's getting
wet before they could get it in.
This year Jas. Walsh is making
his headquarters for blueberries at
Conover and has opened a supply store
at that place. He is getting all of the
berries that he can handle with one
man to assist him.
-Morey's Hotel, on Cat Fish lake.
is getting to be popular place for our
young people to make excursions to.
Nearly every Sunday the yacht, Ea-
glet, is in demand to convey parties of
pleasure seekers there.
The house which Miss Francis
Slattery recently purchased from DR..
Sanborn is receiving quite extensive
repairs. A fine porch is being built
along the front of it which will add
greatly to it's appearance.
Donald Baer of Wausau, spent a
few days in town the fore part of the
week. He came up Monday to bring
to their grandmother, Mrs. Copeland,
his boys, who have been staying with