Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-12-30

IdnClS oOlLnan, VINO is attending
law college in Chicago this year, is
spending portion of his holiday vaca-
tion in town. He arrived Tuesday.
Herman Finger, vice president of
the Gerry Lumber Co.. left yesterday
for Appleton to attend the annual
meeting of the directors of the compa-
ny.
OF course you will attend the Odd
Fellows ball Friday evening. The
Rhinelander band has been secured
and very pleasant time may be exf
pected.
A. W. Mcleod, district attorney of
Bayfield, county, spent a few days the
latter part of last week and the fore
fart of this visiting relatives and,
friends here. "
Miss frankie Diamond came down
Friday. from Thomas place, near
State Line. where she is teaching
school, to spend the holiday vacation
with relatives in town.
Santa Claus must have heard of
the hard luck that Mckenzie is having
lately fishing, as he remembered him
by hanging a small picl1erel on the
Christmas tree for him.
Miss Mile Stewart, who has been
studying music at Oshkosh for the
past two or three months, came up last
Thursday to spend the holidays with
her parents in this city.
gDo you remember what you paid
for that last Flour? $500 a barrel,
was it not? The Gerry Lumber Co.
are selling Washburn, Crosby's Gold
Medal at S5.65 Barrel.
Henry Hewlett has put in livery
in connection with his hotel at Como
yer, and is prepared to accommodate any
one desiring rig with which to visit
the camps in the vicinity.
ID. Baer of Wausau, spent Christ
mas in town with his children and
their grandmother, Mrs. Copeland.
He returned home Monday. taking his
youngest boy back with him.
Mrs. H. Fl. Green of State Line,
was visiting relatives in this city a
couple days the latter part of last
week. Mr.. Green came down Satur-
day and accompanied her home.
1,
the supper in connection with the Odd
Fellows dance New Years Eve. Mrs.
McLeod's reputation as a cook is a
guarantee that it will be good one. H.
County superintendent Higgins
left Monday for Milwaukee, to attend
a convention of county superintendent
and a meeting of the State Teachers
/ Association. Miss Higgins accompan-
led him.
Mart Hirzel has received a fine lot
of she'll oysters and Holsters, with
which he is ready to supply the pa
thanks for a fine mess of oysters on the
half she'll.
Max Sells, wife and daughter, who
have been here visiting with relatives
and friends, left yesterday for Minoc-
qua, where they will spend a few days
visiting friends before returning 10
Minneapolis.
Christmas is coming and with it
the childrens cry for presents. When
in search of Christmas presents of any
kind, call at Beardsley's and look over
his stock of toys, fancy glassware, Cal
na-Ware and plush goods
%. Fl. Day, wife and daughter, of
Epson, are in town spending the
Christmas holidays with the families
of L. J. Cook and O. B. Moon. Mrs.
Day is a sister of Mr.. Cook first wife
and taught school here in the early
days of the town.
DR.. Bangs has been somewhat in
disposed for the past week. He had a
slight hemorrhage of the lungs Friday
and another Monday, which left him
quite weak and confined him to the
house so that he was forced to neglect
some of his patients.
Miss Mabel McGilvray, who was
the teacher in the Kindergarten room
here last winter, but who is teaching
in the public schools at Hurley this
winter, arrived in this city the fore
part of this week to spend part of
her holiday vacation visiting with her
numerous friends in this city.
-Deputy-Sheriff Sutton came over
from Minocqua, Tuesday, bringing
with him some frail sisters who had
been bound over to the circuit court to
answer to the charge of being inmates
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