Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-02-24

Is ablesto resume his school work
again
Remember the Modern Woodmen
entertainment at the Skating Rink,
Saturday evening. Admission % and
Is cents.
). B. Rogers. J. E. Sullivan &
Cos. manager, is over in the western
part OF the county looking up trade.
He went over Wednesday.
! Mr.. James Carey of Ely, MINI,
stopped off here Saturday on his way
to Chicago. and remained until Mon
day evening visiting friends
| Miss Debbie slattery, who is
teaching school at Pratt junction,
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
returning to her school Tuesday
GA top grade Flour at the lowest
| price. $5.65 Barrel for Gold
Medal at the Gerry Lumber Co.'S.
One-half Barrel s2.S3. 5O-pound sack
$1.42.
Dan Turk, who has been at work
| on Mart Hirzel's new sa loon building
for several months, has completed his
work and left Tuesday for Three
Lakes.
Ray Denton, who is travelling for a
clothing firm, returned Saturday from
trip to Crystal Falls, Mich, and other
towns in that vicinity. He reports a
very successful trip.
BFDo you remember what you paid
for that last Flour? $500 a barrel,
was it not? The Gerry Lumber CO.
are selling Washburn, Crosby's Gold
Medal at 1856 Barrel.
When you want good Hour, with
out corn meal mixed with it, buy BEST
OF ALL, at James Morgan's. A little
higher in price but it will make more
and better bread than any other kind.
Feb. %, Washington birthday,
was appropriately observed by the
teachers and pupils of our public
schools with literary exercises COM
memorative of the ''Father of his
country ~
Miss Francis Diamond, who is
teaching in the Thomas district, east
Of State Line. is taking a weeks vaca-
ton. She went down to Pratt juno
ton Tuesday. to spend a few days with
Debbie Slattery.
&c. L. Carter will open up his meat
market, in the Deckert building on
Wall street, Saturday morning. Ev-
cry person may rest assured that they
will get nothing but frst-class meats
with prices within reach of all.
Jos. Nemacheck and family re-
turned from Wausau Tuesday, and will
again take up their residence with us.
Their household goods are expected to
arrive today and they will soon be set
tied in their house on Main street.
Joe will resume his old position in the
Gerry Lumber Co.'S. Office next week.
Rev. Father Goepfert will leave to-
morrow for few days absence in
North and South Crandon, to finally
organize the Catholic Congregations
there. He proposes to spend most of
his time visiting the surrounding
camps, to raise fund for the building
of new Church in North Crandon,
town of great promise, in the near fu-
ture.
There is certainly magnetism
about Mr.. Huron that but few can
claim. His negro dialect is faultless;
his 'sArkansas School Boy" produc-
ton fresh from the ssDeestrict Skule,"
while his handling of the banjo should
entitle him the "Paganini of America. /"
Fort Smith, Ark, Times. Mr.. HUI
ron will appear in this city in his de-
lightful entertainment, under the aus
pieces of the Modern Woodmen Camp,
for one night only, Saturday, Feb. 26, I
The Gerry Lumber Co. of this
place. has closed contract with the
Laev Lumber Co. of Three Lakes, to
saw the logs which the latter company
are putting in on the Deerskin, this
winter. There is between two million
and half and three million in this lot.
The Gerry Lumber Co. have as many
more logs of their own to saw and are
negotiating for the purchase of one or
two other lots with a fair prospect of
securing them. 1t looks at present as
though the mill will be run at its full
capacity during the entire summer.
They certainly have enough logs to
keep one side running all summer and
if they succeed in purchasing the logs
they are trying to buy they will have
enough to keep it running to its fullest
capacity. w. D. Neville has put in
timber enough to keep his mill run