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

ready to start up their mill some time il
next week. a,
County Treasurer Swenson spent Z
couple of days the latter part of last N
week looking after his business at ii
Woodruff. b
"A. G. Richison has been under the N
weather for several days and has been
confined to his houss but is able to be II
out again. y
Mrs. Hull is giving the residence P
which she recently purchased coat of r.
paint which will improve it's appearance fe
materially. W
&c J. Deerwester has purchased b
forty acres of land near Rummels of l.. tt
j. Cook and will build house on it h
this summer.
N. A. Colman returned Tuesday tt
from d trip to Chicago and Milwaukee p
where he had been spending the past fl
week on business. "
Fred Morey and w. j Walsh lef u
Friday on a business trip to Port
Arthur Canada. They expected to be 81
away about a week. v
Dan Graham left the latter part of II
last week for points in the southern
part of the state. He expected to visit g
Chicago before he returned.
C. f. Sanborn seems to have made be
quite "a hit with his patent right. H Pm
has a number of agents out selling it ie
and they are meeting with success. =, ~
"A. j. Bolger of Minocqua was trans &c
acting business in this city Tuesday. 70
He drove over Monday evening ir COM &C
pany with a Mr.. Wright of Merrill. Lee
Peter St. Peter has closed his meat1as'',
market He will still run hisstore and nj,
handle salt and cured meats of all kinds, ,t]7
butter, eggs and all kinds of groceries in
When you want good flour. with us1
out corn meal mixed with it, buy BEST tn
OF ALL, at James Morgan's, A hitler o
higher in price but it will make more.
and better. bread than any other kind b
John O'Day was transacting hnsi-Ea
ness and engaging men for his drive in ef
this village Friday. He will drive al"
large part of the logs cut on the Wis :
cousin and its tributaries last winter. :,
C. p. Mitchell & Co. are putting in v
new sidewalk in front Of their hard Il
ware store on Railroad street. They \
recently treated their building to d new h
coat of paint. a.
The trial of "Reddy" Thompson OF :,
Minocqua for illegal voting which a
occurred in the Municipal court here a
last week resulted in the acquittal of \
the defendant. q
Amos Radcliff who went below a O
couple of weeks ago to sell G. F. San c
born's patent right returned home yes 4
terday to assist County Treasurer b
Swenson in his office. t.
Somewhere about twenty four dol W
lars were taken in last Thursday even
ing at the maple sugar festival, which
was given to help raise money to paint
the Congregational church,
J. B. Monahan of Oshkosh was
transacting business in this city Tues O.
day. He has made arrangements with V
John O'Day & Co. to drive the logs e.
which he put in last winter for the p
Menasha Wooden Ware Co. q
"A G. Richison is finishing up the - -
repairs which he has been making on =
his residence. He is also putting up
neat new fence and will have one of the
nobbiest places in town when he gets
his improvements completed.
Maxwell MCGEE is in hard luck. He -
is opening up farm and last winter N
saved enough working in the woods, to
buy MIN team. Last Monday one of =,
the horees died which breaks up the =
team and leaves him in about the same g
condition as before, "
Rev. Fl. C. Todd returned Monday n
from Ashland where he went to attend r.
the funeral of Rev. Mr. Grassie. Mr.
Grassie was quite we'll known here as
he bad preached here's number OF times !,
and the news of his death was a shock :
to his friends of this place.
Mrs. S. Walters and children left a
Friday to join Mr.. Walters in Rhine a
lander where they expect to make their tt
home in the future. Mr.. Walters hav- q
ing secured permanent position there c,
with the Brown & Robbint Co. They f.
have been residents of this city for the W
past eleven years and will be missed b
by many friends. O
Miss Carrie Stevens has sold out n
her millinery business to Mrs. Will F
Diamond. The trade was consumated Ct
Monday and Mrs. Diamond took pos a
session at once and will continue t,