Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-09-30
Mrs. Louis Brown of Amigo, spent
several days in this city last week Wis
iting her friend, Mrs. Wren Carpen-
ter.

lung nef IrlenQ, Mrs. Wren Carpen-
| ter.
| Mrs. }. E. Madden was in Chicago
last week purchasing her fall and win
ter stock of goods. She returned Fri
day.
DIR. Eenry O'Connor came over
from Rhinelander yesterday and will
spend few days in town doing dental
work.
John Radcliffe's little boy has
been quite sick for the past week with
cholera infantam but is good dgal
better now.
N. A. Colman and Daniel Graham
drove over to Crandon Tuesday to- at
tend to some matters before the ir-
cult court. s.
Mrs. Mayo has disposed of her
bakery AMI restaurant on Wall strsat
to Mrs. Moore, and expects to movess0
Wausau soon.
1t is reported that Henry HowletE
is contemplating shutting up his placs:
at Conover and moving back into town,
for the winter.
A. G. Richison has the frame of.
the new addition, which he is building
to his dwelling, up and enclosed and
has the roof on.
John Maxey, brakeman on the
passenger on this line, was taking
lay off for a couple of days the fore
part of the week.
Sam Smiley and Jack Parks went
over to Crandon Tuesday as witnesses
for the Gerry Lumber Co. in a law
suit being tried there.
! 20. S. Lemma of Woodruff. one of
the side supervisors of the town of Mi
nocqua, passed through here Tuesday
on his way to Conover.
MIR. and AIRS. Jas. Hughes will in
a few days move into the Knox build
ing, now occupied by L. Bowser, and
will run a boarding house.
-Lige Ball came up from his farm
near Smamp lake Tuesday, ex-
poets TO move back into town. for the
Winter in about two weeks. ~ -. "a
The party Of six or eight from
Farnsworth, H., who have been camp
ed on Gageu hill for the past four or
five weeks, left for their home Tues
day.
E. D. Seargent, who has been run
ming the large summer hotel at Star
Lake for some time is trying to pur-
chase Morey's resort on Cat Fish lake.
He evidently knows good thing when
he sees it.
Herman Finger has been at Gran
don for the last few days looking after
a suit which the Gerry Lumber Co.
has in the circuit court there. He
drove over Tuesday. Geo. Dixon &C
companied him.
Will Nemacheck. book-keeper for
the Gerry Lumber Co. at their Apple
ton Office, has been been transferred to
the Office here for the present, taking
his brothers. place. He came up tie
latter part of last week.
Mrs. O. 3. Moon left Monday for a
visit with friends in Amigo. From
there she will go to New London, Shi-
octon and Appleton, where she will
visit relatives. She expects to be
away about four weeks.
D: E. Riordan is talking of pur-
chasing the Minocqua Times. If the
trade is consumated Mr.. Riordan will
put in an entire new outfit. Mr..
Hooper will retain the old outfit and
start another paper at Minocqua.
Attorney John Barnes of Rhine
lander, spent a couple of days the lat
ter part of last week in this city on le-
gal business. He went home by boat
down the Wisconsin river. n. A.
and Francis Colman made the trip
with him.
Father Goepfert went to Parish
Thursday to hold services. He has
been making regular trips there for
some time but that was his last one as
the mill has shut down for good and
the majority OF the people have left or
are leaving.
Deputy Sheriff Sutton came over
from Minocqua Monday, bringing with
him Mrs. Long, who was accused CT
having venison in her possession out Of
season. She plead guilty tothe charge
and paid her fine and returned home
the same day.
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