Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-06-23

-Neville's mill closed down yester-
day owing to breakdown. 1t is ex-
pected that the necessary repairs will
be made and the nill will start up
again to-day.
Walter SUarrett who resided here
number of years in the employ of the
Gerry Lumber Co. but who is now on
the road for an Ashland firm spent
Sunday in town shaking hands with old
friends.
Al. Croker is entertaining a cousin,
a Mr.. Digman of Grand Rapids, Mr..
Digman was at Harshaw at the time of
the cyclone few weeks ago and was
badly injured and is still very far from
being all right. y
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Hirzel aud Mr..
Hirzel's neice, Miss Emma Shafer left
Tuesday for Michigan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hirzel will spent few weeks visiting
relatives while Miss Shafer does not
expect 10 return here.
I hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for school clerk in'district No. One
and solicit the votes of the residents of
that district. If elected | will perform
the duties of the Office to the best of my
ability and in an impartial manner.
John Smith.
al (N,,i,, Il in
Friday, having made the trip from
Grand Rapids, Michigan, Ion his wheel.
I took him three days and half to
make the trip from Milwaukee here.
He came by the way of,Oshkosh, Grand
Rapids, Wausau and Rhinelander. 4
w. A Bradford is completing the
residence which he has been building
On his farm about mile and a half
north of the city. He is putting up a
very fine substantial house. sJames
White has taken the contract to do the
plastering and went out yesterday to
begin work.
A G. Richison is repainting his re-
sidence on Division street. He has
cone a great deal of fixing up and
building during the past year and has
one of the finest places in town. A
number of other property owners in
town could follow Mr.. Richison's ex-
ample with profit.
Jas. Hughes will close his restaurant
and take charge of the resort on Sand
lake. The owners have made him an
offer of six hundred dollars a year to
take charge of it and a dollar day
for the board of all guests stopping
there and two dollars per day for act
ing as guide. He expects to take
charge in a day or two.
j. B. Rodgers, J. E. 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,
AL Croker's horse ran away Tues
day, 1t was hitched to buggy and
was standing tied in front of McIntyres
store 1t became frightened at the
train and jumped back, breaking the
strap and then started to run up Rail
road and Wall streets and down Main
street and was finally caught the other
side of the court house. Strange to re-
late no damage was done.
County Superintendent Higgins has
received a communication from the
state superintendent of schools in re-
gard to the time holding the annual
school meetings in which he says that
according to the opinion OF the Attor-
ney General in towns acting under
the township system as we are the
school meeting must be held on Nom
day even though it is legal holiday
Mrs. Herman Finger and family
left yesterday for their farm near Bear
Creek where they expect to reside.
Mr.. Finger accompanied them down to
help in getting settled but expects to
return in few days to finish closing
up the business of the Gerry Lumber
Co. in this city. They have resided
here a number of years and their
many friends are sorry to see them
leave.
&C. Francis Colman, of Eagle River,
former catcher for the base ball team
of that city, is now full iedged law
yer, having recently graduated from
the Illinois College of Law, Chicago.
He has located at Eagle River and
formed partnership with his brother,
N. A. Colman, the we'll known attorney
and county judge of Villas county.