Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-03-18

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Woods1nan, was transacting business in
this city yesterday.
DIR. NJ. E. Sanborn went up 70 Ash
land Saturday to visit Lis brothers.
wife, who is still very low with typhoid
fever. He returned Monday.
IL. J. Cook has received a letter
from John Seeman, a former resident
of this place. Mr.. Seena1 is now in
California where he wenta few weeks
ago.
- Mcintyre 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.
y esterday was ST. Patrick day.
The ladies of the Catholic church OBJ
served it by giving a dinner at Moran's
restaurant for the benefit of the
church.
Town Treasurer Morey of this
town. made his return to the county
treasurer, Monday. He returned
something over six thousand dollars as
delinquent.
| Miss Gertrude Morrison was called
to Ashland Saturday, by the death OF
Miss Maud Cass, daughter OF q fer-
mer partner OF her father. she re-
turned Monday.
| Joe Kathan. who is logging near.
| Conover, was doing business here yes
| terday. He says that it will take him
another month at least to complete his
| logging contract.
Chairman Mckinley and Town
Clerk Diamond accompanied the COM
missioners of equalization to Minocqua
yesterday, to be present at the sitting
Of that commission in that village.
Mrs. Stevens, mother Of As, FL.
Stevens Mrs. S. Walters and Mrs. !.
Quinn, who has been living in this:
city for the past year, will leave this
week for her old saaln ton
vile.
A G. Richison is the latest candi-
date for town clerk. This brings the
number up to six and as it wants nea r.
| ly three weeks to election there is
| plenty of time to bring the number up
to an even dozen.
Rev. FL. G. Todd left Monday, for
Park Falls, where he organized a
church Tuesday evening, returning to
| North Crandon where he will organize
another church tonight. He is ex-
pected home tomorrow.
Woodruff has a fisherman that
could evidently give Mckenzie and
Oberholtzer cards and spades and beat
them out at their own game. He re-
ports catching a muskallonge last
week that weighed .6;22as- paands. "
<A44. and Mrs. Mart Hirzel return
ed Saturday from Glare, Mich, where
Ithey had been called by the illness and
death of Mr.. Hirzel's mother. Mr..
Hirzel's niece, Miss Emma Schafer,
Neturned with them and will make her
home in this city for the present. -
--Mrs,~N..-lRv- 4'anrrorrs had another
attack of her spinal trouble last Fri
day, similar to the one she had last
fall and is again confined to her bed.
mer one was and her many friends
! hope to see her around again soon.
Farmer Frank Dalzell of Genesee.
is digging potatoes. This is his second
crop this winter and is considered
good, even for Wisconsin. These win
ter tubers are being shipped to Mil
waukee where they bring 50. IS a bush
| ell. How Dalzell does it is his secret.
! B. S. Bissell, town treasurer of the
town of Arbor Vitae, was in town Fri
day making his return to the county
treasurer. His delinquent roll only
numbered some two hundred descrip-
tions and he only had about three hum
dred dollass delinquent taxes on his
roll.
Congress met in extra session Mon
day. President McKinley's message
to them was short and directly to the
| point. He told them that he had
called them together to pass tariff
| bill that would furnish revenue enough
to meet the expense of the govern
ment and recommended that the duties
levied should be SO apportioned as not
only to furnish the required revenue
but also to protect American indus
tries. The Ways and Means commit
tee have been working for several
months on tariff bill and will have it
ready to introduce into the House next
Monday.