Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-05-19

popular travelling men on the road, was
talking grecorias. to our merchants
Tuesday.
IN. L. Kinney is prepared to de-horn
cattle and says that parties desiring it
done should have it done this mouth be-
fore fly time.
There was small break down in
the Gerry Lumber Co.'S. mill Monday
afternoon which forced it to close down
for d few hours.
About fifteen hundred men, en-
ployed in the different sash door and
blind factories in Oshkosh, have struck
for higher wages.
Mrs. Mary Mowrey went to Ashland
Saturday to superintend the removal of
the remains OF her daughter, Myrtle
from the cenletary there.
Martin Hulvorson, a photograp her
from PittsvilIe, arrivedin town Monday.
He came up TO look over the town with
view of opening up a gallery.
20. W. Avery who was down in
Rock County selling G. r. Sanborn s
patent right spent couple of days in
town the latter part of last week.
j. Laeve of the Laeve Lumber Co.
of Three Lakes was in town Wednes-
day looking after some logs which the
Gerry Lumber Co. is saving for him.
When YOU want good flour, 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
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. rambling were
in Monday from their place on Catfish
lake. They have their summer resort
| up and enclosed and are rushing the
work on the interior as rapidly as pos
sible.
Wallace sperry of Bay City, Mich.
was in this city Wednesday visiting his
uncle, X. Stewatt, and family. He was
on his way to State Line where he has
accepted position as bookkeeper Tor
r. Otto.
| JAS. Logg who was driving the
| Laeve Lumber Co.'S. logs in the Deer
skin and Thompson & Weirhauser who
were driving Neville's logs have both
got their drives down and discharged
their crews Monday
The Neville mill started up Tues
day noon under the charge OF James
Oberholtzer and every thing moved Off
like clock work They have plenty OF
logs on hand to keep them busy all sum-
mer and until along in the winter.
Geo. P. Dickinson returned Monday
from aweek's trip in the woods looking
over timber. He was at work in Forrest
county near where the new branch OF
the G. g. N. w. crosses the 500 and
came out by the way of Clint ,nville.
"A. f. Howard formerly of this place
now of Munising Michigan, spent q
couple Of days in town the latter
part of last week looking after some
property which he owns here, and
make arrangements for shipping some
furniture which he had hear to Mum
Using.
William Anderson, who was logging
on the Buckataubin last winter was
transacting business in this city, Mon
day. He put in sixteen million last
winter. He had got his logs nearly all
out into the main river when he was
here and expected to have them all IN
by this time.
Mr.. Hulvorson, photographers OF
SIX years. experience, has rented the
Mcintyre gallery on Wall street aud
will have it opened and ready for bust
ness the last of this week. He brings
GOOD recommendation from Pittsville,
where he had gallery before coming
here. and is frst-class artist. Call
and examine his work.
Pat Morrison received a telegram
Monday from Bear Creek informing him
that his brothers wife, AIRS. NJ. Morrl-
son, was dying. Mrs. Morrison has not
been we'll since they left here last fall
She has enlargement Of the heart and
once last winter it was thought that she
could not live but she rallied and her
husband had hopes Of her recovery bus
later other complications set in and she
has been quite low for some time.
j. d. Rodgers, J. E. Sullivan &
Cos. 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
docs his own cutting and he will guar