Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-04-13


ing several days in town visiting rela-
tives.
Anton Tillmans boy who has be9n
sick for several weeks i much better
an6 it is hoped will soon be all right
again.
-Chas Mather, manager of Otto's
mill at State Line was in town We'd
nesday looking after some business
matters.
MIR. and Mrs. John Zimpleman
returned Saturday from d months visit
with relatives at ? ort Washington and
| Milwaukee.
DIR. Neville was called out to
Cookers Saturday to attend their child.
We UNDERSTAND thatit is great deal
better again,
H. N. Jewell of Amigo spent two
or three days in town the fore part of
the week looking after his sewing
machine trade
Mrs. Baldwin, who has been spend
ing few days with her friend Mrs.
Johnson returned to her home in Rhine
| lander Tuesday.
| 20. F. Hall of Amigo was in town
yesterday and to-day talking life in
surance. He represents the New York
Life insurance Co.
DIR. Deitz, the Ironwood dentist is
at the Hotel Smith and as he will only
remain until Saturday all desiring work
done should call at once.
Samuel Walters formerly of this
place has accepted the position of
engineer at the Laeve Lumber Cos.
saw mill at Three Lakes.
Stewart Langill has again COM
mence work at Langill Bros. camp on
the Tamrac. He has some logs that can
be drayed in and is at work at them
Alex Higgins was at Three Lakes
W ednesday. Mr. Laeve wishes him to
take charge of the saW-mill and he
went down to make contract with
him.
IN. A. Colman went down to Rim
elander Tuesday to try case in the
Circuit COnrt. 1t is suit for personal
damages against the town of Three
Lakes.
Miss Mary Vought returned Tues
day from Spencer where she had been
to meet the remains of her brother
Fred which was recently returned from
Porto Rico.
BY the use of 0 instead of a the
compositor made us say that the appro-
priation for highway purpose was $4,000
instead $4,000 as it should have read.
The total amount was as we stated.
I wish to announce that will give
lessons in Elocution and Delsarte.
Terms: Private lessons, hr. each S.35,
Children's class in Delsarte, hr. each,
$40
Emogene Dickinson.
Horace Bent of State Line was
transacting business in town Wednes-
day. He is one of the proprietors Of
Bent Bros. Resort and says that they
are looking for good trade the COM
ing season.
Bert j. Royce's Swiss Bell Ringers
played to gsod house at Browns
Opera House Monday evening and
gave good satisfaction.-Leader Mer-
riland, VS..
Bert J. Royce and his company of
bell ringers played at the hall last
Saturday evening to a good audience.
The music rendered was first-class and
the fun-making of Royce was genuine.
Times Whitehall Wis.
Judge Mashbam of Crandon Is
spending couple of days in town
writing fire insurance. He is represent
ing one or two frst-class companies
and this would be good opportunity
to get some good insurance.
A very fair sized audience was
entertained by the B. j. Royce Swiss
Bell Ringers last Saturday eve. The
company deserves much credit and
praise for their clean and well render
ed program.-News Marshfeld, Wis.
The town board held a meeting
Saturday and transacted some business
They appointed William Murphy
policeman at a salary of sixty dollars
per month. Colman & Colman were
made town attornies and the News
was made the official paper. They
also passed a resolution irstructing the
clerk to make list of all outsta nding
orders SO that they might know the
exact financial condition of the town.
Open the door, let in the air,