Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-09-30
Al. Connors of Three Lakes.

Henry Hewlett of Conover, was in
this city yesterday.
Mrs. Laev of Three Lakes, was in
town Monday visiting friends.
bert Thompson was transacting
business at State Line yesterday.
Robert Stewart is putting in some
timber which he owns on Twin lake.
Dan Turk of Three Lakes, was
transacting business in this city Mon
day.
Merton Dickinson, station agent
at Jeffris, visited his parents in town
over Sunday.
Mrs. P. Walsh lie # Saturday for a
visit with friends at Grand Rapids and
Rhinelander.
The railroad company have the
rails laid for the new side track over
west of the depot
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas, Hughes came
down yesterday from their homestead
on the Tamarack.
Frank Steiner of Three Lakes. was
in town Monday, mailing his edition of
the Villas Republican.
JAS. Oberholtzer has been busy
this week fixing up the house on his
place near Deerskin lake.
EDThe Braithwaite Co. gave away
147 pairs of pants in June. See their
advertisement in another column.
Jack O'Day has began his logging
operations at State Line. He passed
through here Sunday with his horses.
Jos. Nemacheck, who is travelling
for Armour & Co, spent Friday and
Saturday with his family here in this
city.
Oscar Walsh came down from Iron
River Friday, and will stay with his
grandmother and attend school here
this winter.
DIR. NJ. E. Sanborn reports that
there were ten cases OF cholera lnfan-
tum in town last week. None of them
we're serious.
Miss Sadie McDougal is in town
visiting her sister, Mrs. r. D. Nc
Leod. She arrived on Sunday morn
ings limited. "
Samuel Walters left Tuesday for
Duluth. He had been offered a posi-
ton as engineer on tug and went up
to see about it.
Attorney Thos. Butler has moved
back to Minocqua. His household
goods went over Saturday and he and
his family Monday.
JAS. Mckinley has got his logging
shanties built and has his crew busy
cutting roads. He expects to begin
cutting logs tomorrow.
A. A. Denton is about to move his
store building on the rear OF his lot
and fix it over into barn. Jas Ian
Gill has the contract for moving it.
Another month will see the streets
of our town lighted by electricity. Mr..
Thrun is busy on his electric light
plant and the dynamo will soon be
here.
d. E. Riordan was at Minocqua
Sunday, He drove over.Saturday. be-
ing called there by telegram to attend
to some business Ior Marcus Doyle.
who is quite sick.
-Roadmaster Downey, of this divis-
ion. was in town Monday looking after
the improvements which the railroad
company are making around their de-
pot grounds in this.city
Il. J. Bowerman returned Saturday
from his trip to Cato. His threshing
machine which he went down to ship
up arrived the day before. He in
tends to run his thresher by steam.
Donald Baer of Wausall, spent
Sunday in town visiting his two sons,
at their grandnothers, Mrs. Levi
Copeland. He brought up his young
est boy with him to visit his brothers.
Otto Deckert is moving the two
houses which he recently purchased,
on to the lot where his dwelling house
was burned. He will use one for a
residence and fix the other up into a
barn.
-Messrs Alex. Higgins. Lester Car
ter and N. NJ. Emmons, together with
their families, spent a couple days at
Hirzel's camp, on Muscallonge lake,
camping out and fishing, the latter
part of last week.
Y IANTED- TRUSTWORTH AND AC-
w tive gentlemen or ladies to trav-
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