Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-03-25

teaching in the Thomas district, is
spending her spring vacation with rel
atives in this city.
Donald Bare Of Wausau, spent
Sunday in this place visiting with lis lis
boys, who are staying with stareir
grandparents, Mr. and. Mrs. Levi Cope
lIand. -
9rMcIntyre 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.
Mrs. Frank Quinn has sold her
| millinery establishment to Miss Carrie
Stevens. who took possession Tuesday.
Mrs. Quinn will return to her former
home at Clintonville.
HJ. B. Rogers, manager of j. E..
Sullivan & Co.'S. Store in this place, is
showing some very fine spring and
summer suitings. Gail in and look
| them over and order yourself o suit.
Jas. Donnelly, one OF Three Lakes
eaterprising citizens, was doing bust
ness in this city Saturday. He is q
| candidate for chairman of his town
and thinks that ne has a good chance
of election.
Jas. Mckinley, who has been log
cling near Three Lakes, broke camp
Monday and let most of the men go.
| He has still ten or fifteen men at work
getting out boom timber and getting
ready for the drive.
Try Fine Work. best patant
Minnesota hard spring wheat -four.
For sale by the Gerry Lumber Co, at
prices lower than anywhere in town.
Every sack warranted to be strictly
| first class.
It. I. Laughlin was renominated
for chairman of Minocqua at a caucus
held Monday evening and A. J. Boil
ger was renominated for treasurer. It
is reported that there will probably be
another ticket in the field headed by
P. J. O'Malley for chairman.
Fl. S. Campbell, chairman of the
town of Gagen, Forest county, was
transacting business in this city Men
day. He is an uncomprimising oppo-
nent of the Forest county division bill
and is one of the hardest and most in
| f1uential workers against it.
g@J. B. Rogers, agent for the Tut
hill Shirt Co., of Lockport, N. Y, is in
receipt of a fine line of spring and
summer samples of goods, including
| Oxfords, Scotch and American Chew
OTIS and French and American Per-
| Gales, Madras and fine white shirts.
| The schools in this city are closed
this week for the spring vacation.
Prof. Wentz took the opportunity thus
afforded to attend a teachers associa-
tion at Eau Claire. Miss Mabel Nc
Gilvray is visiting her sister at Mont
leo; Miss Young is visiting relatives
tat Amigo and the remainder OF the
teachers are spending the vacation
here in town.
Rev. Thos. G. Grassfe OF Ashland,
will speak at the tenth anniversary OF
the Congregational church of this city
tomorrow evening using for his subject
1.-THE Church and the Home Mission
airy Society. Besides Mr.. Grassie,
there will be number Of papers read
on other church work and recollections
of former days by old time members OF
the church. Everybody welcome.
In accordance with an act of the
present Legislature, Arbor Day, APP
pointed by the Governor, is to be devo-
ted to the indoctrination of the school
children of the state in love for birds
as well as trees. Gov. Scofield has APP
pointed April 30 as Arbor and Bird
| Day. Among the native birds that
are to receive special attention, Jet
American Eagle.
As was mentioned in our last issue
David Bartran has purchased the Az
cry saw and single mill. He has
thoroughly overhauled it and now has
| it in first class running order. He is
prepared to do custom work for those
having single timber of any kind or
logs which they desire cut up into
| lumber. He has also made arrange
ments with Oshkosh parties so that he
is prepared to pay cash for saw logs or
single timber. He has already made
arrangements to insure the summers
irun. The mill has been idle for the
past two or three years and its starting
up now will be of considerable benefit
to the place as it will not only give en-
ployment to number OF men but win
furnish the farmers with market for
any small amount of logs which they
have or enable them to get their logs
sawed into lumber for building pur-
! poses.