Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-10
Something new in rockers at Rod

-oOmeUnlnS new In rockers at IOu-
erick's.
Chairman F. S. Campbell of Three
Lakes, was transacting business in
this city Monday.
Mckenzie & Morey are giving the
bank coat of paint. Frank Mitchell
is doing the work.
%. w. Avery is in Milwaukee this
week attending meeting of the Grand
Lodge, F. & A. NJ.
| IN. E. Preston, the Amigo furni-
| ture dealer, was transacting business
in this city the latter part of last week.
| ggMcIntyre has just got in new
stock of drygoods and ladies' dress
goods which he is selling cheaper than
you can get them by sending out of
town.
| Several of our leading citizens are
agitating of getting up an old time
Fourth of July celebration. We think
the move good one and it should be
pushed at once.
F. W. Mcintyre is fixing up his
store. At present he is painting the
inside and putting in new shelving
He contemplates making more extern
sive repairs later on.
DIR. M. e. Sanborn has sold his
house back of the drug store to Miss
Francis Slattery and she is having it
moved on the adjoining lot and will fix
it up. Jas Langill has the contract
| for moving it.
w. Fl. Bonner returned Friday
| from Milwaukee, where he had been
as one of the representatives from the
I. O. O. T. lodge here to the Grand
Lodge. Mart Hirzel was the other
representative.
S. A. Bangert has rented his build
ing on Wall street to Mat Cramer, who
will continue the shoe business there.
Mr.. Bangert expects to leave in a few
days for Marion, Wis, where he will
! go into business.
Ey7J. B. Rogers, manager of J. 81.
Sullivan & Co.'S. Store in this place, is
showing some very fine spring and
summer suitings. Call in and look
them over and order yourself a suit.
| j. G.. Severance and Prof. FL. B.
|, .Wentz were up the lakes fishing SAT-
| urday and met with good success.
They brought home twenty pound
muscallonge with them besides a num-
Der of smaller fish.
-Chas. LaForge of Rockford, ILL.,,
was in town for two or three days the
fore part of the week looking after
some logs which his firm has pur-
chased and which Geo. Clayton of
] Rhinelander will saw for him. Mr..
] C1ayton was here with him.
9aF. Beardsley, at the drug store.
acarries very fine line of fishing tack
i lie, such as lines, hooks of all kinds,
rods, reels, spoon hooks and minnows.
Give him call 4w.
-I5ast Tuesday was the semi-centen-
NAL of the Evening Wisconsin and the
paper celebrated the day by getting
out an anniversary edition of sixteen
pages, we'll filed with interesting his
torical contributions. Among other
things it contained a picture of the
first press used in the Office, a Wash
ington hand pres with capacity of 25O
per hour, one side.
Con Weigand has just built very
fine delivery wagon for the Gerry Lbr.
Co. It is strong, well built and one of
/ the best in town. He is now at work
on another for Mr.. Finger to be used
for milk wagon on his farm. Mr..
/ Weignnd is an old wagon maker and
thoroughly understands the trade. He
is talking of opening a regular wagon
anop in this place.
! Fl. w. Mcintyre and family are
/ from Munising, Mich. Mrs. Mcintyre
and Vio1la. arrived Thursday by train,
while Mr.. Mcintyre and Harry got
here Sunday, having driven through
by team. They had a hard time of it
on the road as it rained every day but
one. They were week on the road
and came very nearly losing one OF
their horses in crossing river.
Chairman Loughlin OF Minocaua.
was in town Monday. H. came over
to sign the county orders fof the bills
allowed by the county board at their
last meeting. Mr.. Loughlin Is one OF
the commissioners appointed to look
over and appraise the timber oln the
lands of the state park and spent last
week in the woods looking them over.1
He says that the lands he has looked