Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-05

Al. Denton who has been at Osh-
kosh the past three weeks as witness
in the Monohan-G odkin case returned
home yesterday.
John Fhv who has been principal
years spenta couple of days in town the
fore part of the week.
Alex Higgins returned Saturday
from his trip over in the western part
of the county. Joseph Elliott drove
over with him.
Don't be led astray and made to be-
lieve that there's something just as
good as Rocky Mountain Tea. There's
nothing half as good. Ask you drug
gist.
Mrs. Charles Bowman of Rhinelan-
der has been spending some time here
visiting her daughter Mrs. Bert Bow
erpan.
lI-F. J. Thrun has leased all of the
| Gerry Lumber Co.'S. property in this
village, He will move into the H. Fin
ger residence soon.
Giles Coon who has been spending
the pastweek looking over timber IN
| this Vicinity returned to Rhinelander
Saturday.
w. A. Garrison has purchased the
Cochran house on Maine street and will
put a new foundation under it and
otherwise fix it up and move into it.
"A. G. Richison, has purchased a
new Planet Jr. potato digger. 1t does
excellent work and is great saving in
harvesting the potato crop.
| Harry Frank is back in his barber
shop again and expects to remain, the
trade which he made with J. j. Roder-
lex having fallen through.
Miss Martha Stake, Mrs. More, e
milliner received word Monday of the
serious illness of her brother and took
| the evening train for her home near
1 Wausau.
Mrs. sFred Morey received word
from Iron River, Monday that her nep
hew, Oscar Walsh. was very sick with
| typhoid fever. Oscar had been teach.
ing school there but had to give it up
Grace-Better doctor your health be
fore applying beautifying remedies
Rid yourself of constipation, indiges
ton, with Rocky Mountain Tea, and
you'll have beautiful face. Ask your
druggist.
Mrs. A. King has been very sick fol
several days. She is advanced in years
and has been quite feeble for some
time. For this reason there are fears
that she may not recover. Her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Thompson of Milwaukee was
sent for and arrived Tuesday.
The Monahan-G odkin case which
was OH trial in the United States court
at Oshkosh last week was decided in
favor of Mr.. Godkin, the court having
directed the jury to bring in a verdict
for him. The case has been running for
several years and this was the fifth trial
of the suit. Several of the witnesses in
the case have died since it was first
started. It is said that Mr.. Monahan
will appeal to the higher court.
NV. A. Bradford has made all the
arrangements for opening up meat
market in the Logg building on Rail
road street. He will engaged the SER
vices of an experienced butcher and
will not only keep a frst-class retail
shop but will be in position to buy all
the fat stock which our farmers may
have to spare. This will be a good
thing for the farmers as it will afford
them home market and willrdo much
to encourage the raising of stock by
our farmers.
IL. Mandelker, OF New York arrived
in town Friday for the purpose of look
ing over and purchasing Alex Higgins
stock of gents furnishing goods. Mon
day the trade was closed and he took
the whole stock. He has rented the
Higgins building and will continue the
business at the old stand. He has en-
gagged Moses Frankel to assist him and
Monday evening he sent him to Chica-
go to buy a new stock to put in. He
expects to return about Friday with the
new goods and will open up Saturday
l.
or the first of next week.
| a prominent feature Of the Harvest
Home Good Roads Convention to be
held at Wausau, Thursday, October
18th, will be the building Of model
roads. It is proposed to begin this
work at o'clock in the morning and
the work will continue until 8 o'clock
p, m. Both dirt and stone roads will
be built. All machinery necessary for
the work will be on the ground and
nneratad bv experts sent out by the