Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-03-03

Ed. Kennedy who has been cooking
for Mckinley at his camp on Swamp
Lake, has thrown up his job and came
in Saturday.
Miss Marion Garrison spent Sum
day with friends in town. returning
Monday to her school in the Bent dis
trict
Rev. Father Goepfert returned
Tuesday from North Crandon where he
had been to aid in starting new Catbo
lie church
Miss Della Bevier, who has been
visiting her friend, Mrs. Chase, for the
last few days, returned to Star Lake
Tuesday.
II. B. butcher and Frank Goodwill
who have been putting in some logs for
r. Stewart up near Rummels finished
their job Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Richison re-
turned Tuesday, from Chicago where
they have been spending the past ten
hays visiting friends.
!. F. S. Campbell of Three Lakes was
in town Tuesday looking for men to
work in his lumber camp. He took
several back with him.
j. B. Gallon received dispatch
Friday, announcing the death of his
cousin, Mrs. Edward Huban at her
homo in Grand Pani6S
Ray Denton left Tuesday for Iron
River, Michigan, and will canvass that
place, and other towns in the vicinity
taking orders for suits.
There are quite a number of men in
town this week, several of the small
jobbers having completed their con-
tracts and broken camp.
Fred Raymond who has been doing
the wiring of the county buildings for
electric lights returned Saturday to
his home in Milwaukee.
M. Moran has rented the building
next to Scheribels saloon and has
opened up restaurant in it. He moved
his stock of goods in Tuesday.
A Polish woman by the name of
Mrs. Bleitz, died at Conover Monday,
and was buried from the Catholic
church in this city Wednesday.
Steve Aldrich came up Tuesday
from his farm near Three Lakes and
spent few hours transacting business
and shaking hands with old friends.
DIR. w. D. Neville was called to
Three Lakes by telegram Tuesday to
set the leg of a man who had it broken
while at work in AL. Connors logging
camp.
GA top grade Flour at the lowest
price. S5.65a Barrel for Gold
Medal at the Gerry Lumber Co.'S.
One-half Barrel 1888. 50-pound sack
$1.42.
N. M. Emmons who has been fore
man of this Office for the past three
years, has opened up meat market in
company with his brother-in-law, G. L.
Carter.
0-Dave Patton who is scaling for r.
lotto at Gogebic, came down Saturday
and spent three or four days with his
family here. He returned to Gogebic
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J as. Hughes who re-
Gently purchased the Gallon building
on Division street are moving in and
will open up a restaurant and bakery in
it at once.
Mrs. Mary Mowry who has been
spending the past three months in Da-
kota visiting "a daughter returned to
her home in this city, the latter part
of last week.
WeDo you remember what you paid
for that last Flour? $500 barrel,
was it not? The Gerry Lumber Co.
are selling Washburn, Crosby's Gold
Medal at 1886 a Barrel.
Geo. Dickson, who has been run
ming camp for the Gerry Lumber Co.,
on the Brule, came in Saturday with
the teams and the last of fine outfit hav-
| ing completed the job.
Mr.. Burns who has been looking
over and testing the scale of several
lots of logs in this vicinity belonging
to the Woodruff & Macguire Co., left
yesterday for Rhinelander.
Mrs. Andrews who has been spend
| ing several weeks here visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. G. Richison, left
yesterday for Milwaukee where she
| will visit another daughter.
| A. M. Shank who has been spend
ing a short time here visiting his fam
lily, left Monday for Duluth to be gone
few days. He will return here, be-
fore leaving for the Klondike.
| Tho ontorto inmont riyon nv Mr.