Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-12-01

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Deputy Sheriff j. w. Sutton of
Minocqua was in town a couple of days
the fore part of the week. He came
over to attend the meeting of the county
board
John and Pat Walsh. Mrs. Tlrney
and Mrs. Will Walsh went to Grand
Rapids yesterday to accompany the re-
mains and attend the funeral of Mrs.
Driscoli.
DR.. and Mrs. JAS. Hughes who have
had charge of the Sand Lake summer
resort during the past summer have
returned to town and moved into their
restaurant again.
Leo Thompson who is at work for
the Laeve Lumber Go. at Three Lakes
was in town visi ing his father the fore
part of the week. He returned to
Three Lakes yesterday.
d. f. Riordan left Monday for Be-
lin. He went down to accompany his
mother, who has been spending a week
or ten days here visiting him, to her
home near that city.
The county board which has been
in session since Monday ad journed again
last night for few days. Mr. Bolger.
chairman of the board, was called away
for a few days which necessitated the
adjournment.
Mr.. John Roderick will open up a
meat market in few days and will run
it in connection with his grocery store.
He will be prepared to hand his custo-
all kinds Of fresh, cured and sailed
meats. Give him trial.
The reading room has been moved
one door east from its old location into
the Chris Wise building Jas. Morgan
is fitting up the old reading room into a
meat market and expects to have il
open for trade in d few days
! IS. w. Smith is fixing up the inter
ior OF the Veronica building in excel
lent shape and will refurnish it throug.
OFT. His new furniture will be here
next week and he expects to have it
ready to move into about Christmas.
There were no services at the Con
gregational church Sunday owing to
the absence Of the pastor, Rev. II. c..
Todd who was at West Superior taking
part in the dedicatory exercises of a
new Congregational church which has
just been built there.
We understand that the school board
has found it necessary to establish two
more schools in town, one at State Line
and the other in the Mayo district in
the new school house which has recent
ly been built there. This school house
is about two miles north of Eagle Lake
Spain has accepted the offer of the
United States of twenty million dollars
for the PHILIPPINES and will relinquish
those islands to the United States.
The work of mastering out the volun-
teers will probably be taken up again
soon as all danger of the renewal of the
war with Spain has passed.
-Four years ago this month N. l..
Kinney bought a calf paying five dol
lars for it, That calf has just given
birth to the fourth;heifer calf and from
that beginning he now has seven head of
cattle, three of them cows one of which
has her second calf and another her
first. while he was obliged to kill one
of the calves belonging to the first
Alex Higgins has purchased the
Frankel stock of goods, consisting of
clothing, gents furnishing goods OF all
kinds, boots and shoes, hats and caps
etc. and will continue the business at
the old stand. He bought the entire
stock. at a great reduction on the origi-
nal cost and consequently is able to
offer bargains that are simply astonish-
ing.
Mrs. Hirzel smother, Mrs. Madden,
is sick with diptheria,. but the doctors
say that she has it in very mild form.
She is with her daughter, Mrs. Mart
Hirzel and the house is strictly quaran
tined. No one, not even Mr.. Hirzel
himself or any one of the relatives, is
permitted to enter the house so there is
not the slightest danger of the disease
spreading. Mrs. Madden contracted
the disease while at Watersmeet a few
days ago.
-Chas. Wismer formerly bookkeeper