Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-08-05

terday on trip to Wausau.
For good, fresh buttermilk enquire
OF F. 2. Clure, at the depot.
Herman Finger went up to his
farm at Rummels yesterday.
-Mesdames Walsh, Smith, and Mad
den were at Conover Tuesday
Vail Stewart came down Tuesday
from his logging camp at State Line.
DR.. w. D. Neville made business
trip to Wausau, Tuesday, returning to-
day.
JAS. Walsh came down from Como
| yer Tuesday and spent q few hours in
| town.
| Al. Denton came down Saturday to
cast his vote in favor OF the electric
lights.
Mrs. JAS. Langill is visiting with
friends in Rhinelander. She Went
down Friday. il
Mrs. A. Mckenzie caught fine
muscallonge while fishing in Cat Fish
lake Thursday.
I County Treasurer Swenson went
over to Woodruff, Friday, to look after
business interests there.
-Chas. Law, of the Mississippi Riv-
er Logging Co., of Chippewa Falls,
was in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Jos. Tooley has been spend
ing few days visiting her sister, Mrs.
Dell Griffin, at their farm about seven
miles southwest of town.
Casper Faust, proprietor of the
electric light plant in Rhinelander,
came over Tuesday to talk elecufc
lights to the town board. II
ISIS Katie Nelson OF Menomonie,
Mich, arrived in town Saturday and
will spend few weeks visiting her
friend, Miss Emma Morgan.
Miss Rosa Dfshaw won the ;. ladies
nail driving contest at the Cardo Medi-
cine Co.'S. show Monday evening and
received . fine silver set OF twenty
eight pieces.
Quite q number Of blueberries are
being brought into town and there are
q number Of buyers here. Among
those who are handling berries this
year are Morgan, French, walsh, Rich
ison and the Gerry Lumber Co.
D;or;oa,,,s o,,,4 /,.,,,,>a,,s.*x..;lI ID c,oll
to remember that they can. get any
thing which they may desire in the
line of fine cooking, such as wheat and
rye bread, cookies, doughnuts, pies,
cakes ETC., at Mrs. A. Mayo's restau-
rant.
e. S. Shepard of Rhinelander, is
getting out new map of Oneida and
Villas counties which he will have
ready about Sept. 1st. These maps
will be the best thing in their line ev-
err issued and he expects great de-
mand for them.
There will be no preaching at the
Congregational church next Sunday
because of the absence of the PASTOR
Mr.. Todd, who will hold services that
day at Choate. Michigan. He will go
up Friday and Mrs. Todd expects to
accompany him.
Last Friday a member of the town
board spent good deal of time and
was all over town before he could find
man to assist in laying side walk at
81 go per day, rather different than
year ago when the city was full of men
looking for work.
Leonard Smith, the man who was
bitten by the RATHER while Skerbeck's
show was here, died at the Denton
House. Friday evening. His father,
who lives at Sparta, had been sent for
and was with him when he died and
the next day returned home taking the
remains with him.
NFJ. B. Rogers, manager of ]. E.
Sullivan & Co.'S. store in this place,
has on hand neat and well selected
stock of tailoring goods. He also
takes orders for one of the best shirt
factories in the land, the Tuthill Shirt
Co. of Lockport, N. Y.
DIR. Walter O'Connor left yester-
day for Cooperstown, Manitowoc coun-
ty, where he will practice his profess
sion. Walt has got a good opening
there and as he was good student aud
is energetic and careful, we predict q.
successful career for him.
Mr. and Mrs. John Diamond re-
turned home Monday. John has been
playing ball with the Jackson team
since spring and his wife has been with
him. The disbanding of the team
threw him out Of his Job and he has