Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-05-12

AS was announced in our last issue
John Diamond has accepten position
with w. j. Walsh. He was expected
up from Amigo yesterday bat could MOI
get away until to-day owing to the 40
sence of Mr.. Krom, for whom he has
en- working, was in Chicago. Mrs.
Diamond came up yesterday.
Charles Smith of Oshkosh, who
suffered fracture of the neck some
months ago, is about the streets enjoy
ing the spring weather. He says that,
barring feeling of stiffness about the
neck, he is in almost perfect health. He
is able to bow his head to friends and
walks with firm step. g.
Geo. T.. O'Conlor returned Thurs
dav from Madison where he has becn
studying law in Une Ulive 's;yy. He
took the state exalnina,:oa ia Mi!W.s' =
Lee & few days ago and is nov i.'lt
ae;,gad lawyer. We unde s,aad ,'l&t
- intends TO locate here for he j eseIC
a, least.
J E. Rodgers, J. f. Sullivan &
Co.'S, gentlemanly manager, is about
the busiest man in town these days,
still if you drop in upon him at the old
stand, he will find time to show you the
finest line of spring and summer suit
ings ever brought to this city. He
does his own cutting and he will guar
antee you fit.
The Third Reg't, Wisconsin Volun-
teers has been ordered 10 Tampa,
Florida, and will probably form q part
OF the troops which will be sent to
Cuba in few days. Among the rames
of the soldiers in Co. L. is that OF Fred
z. Vought of this place who en, isted at
Sparta as soon as the President made
his cal 'o2 troops.
Potatoes are selling at Stevens
Point at IS cents p. b1'snel and il is
thought the price will be 81 il the war
continues, Old potatoes WI be rsec
IN all tie Northern States Tor al least
,wo moo ohs YET, anG "a:ners VINO have
stock ca hand will be able to realize
haa, somely f,.on them. Buyers here
e SHIPPING TO 0ostop, New York az,
ilte, mediate points. II
Walsh & Thompson VINO are driv-
ing the logs which they put in last win
ter for w. D. Neville expect to have
them down here the last of this week.
They had expected to have had them
down before this time but were delayed
by contrary winds. Mr.. Neville has
his mill already to start and is only
waiting for the logs and will start up
the first of next week if the logs get
down as expected.
There is landlady in Chippewa
Falls who is now mourning the loss of
all her boarders. The guests one after
noon hoisted large American flag
over the door. When the landlady saw
it she Immediately tore it down. IL
was again put up with the same result
The poarders immediatel, packed Their
trunks AID moved Out. The landl.dy
would give 40 reason fot her dislike TO
uae st.s.s and sta;pes. But she's SO y
nov.
-Se;v ces are being helG almost con-
tinuo1sly in the Catholic church here
this week, beg:ning Tuestay evcalng
with a sermon b. Rev. Father Sale o.
Antigo. "Wednesday first mass VIZ,
held at $50. second mass at I, High
Mass AT 9 and a sermon 10 the evening.
Confessions wee held Tuesday ana
| "Wednesday. .',ls3es we e also held ~
7-30 and S o'clocn to-t,ay. lev. Fatbe"
Hugen oh OF RainclanGer rs we'll as
father Sale of Amigo is assisting.
Fathe.' Co2pfert. ~
II. ID. Mcleod returned Tuesday
morning from visit to Ontonagon,
Mich. He had heard that there was
good location there for stave and
heading plant and that that city
had offered special inducements for such
plant to locate there, but he was g
lutte late getting on the ground. A
deal had just been closed with another
party to put in plant of that kind
there, the city donated ten Gc.es Of land
for a site aud ole thousa I'd dolla S
| bonrs. Mr.. Mcleod bias an interest i'll
q plant which he intends to locate some
where soon. Why would IL not be q
good plan to o''Ier him some induce
meuts to build it he e.: