Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-12-28


rapidly than any known remedy It's
food for the blood, brain and nerves.
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea is
Ask your druggist. y
Geo. Dickinson has received word
from his wife who is in Chicago to have
a tuner removed. The operation was
performed Saturday and was very sue
oessful and Mrs dickinson is doing nice
". Tarl~ my fri a. here ar. clad
that she is doing so welt and hope that
she will soon regain her health.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Rodgers of
Minocqua was In town on Friday of last
week transacting business.
Geo. Dixon who has a logging con-
tract at State Line, came down Satur-
day anil spent Christmas with his FAM
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. Fredericks who
were called to Wansau on account of
the serious illness of Mrs. Fredericks
father, returned home Saturdan.
Mr.. Herman Ziebel who was called
to Wausau on account of this illness of
his aged father. returned home Friday.
William Murphy returned Satur-
day from Duluth where he went to dis
pose OF the timber on homestead
which he had up on the St. Louis river.
He succeeded in selling it for good
figure. He has had considerable troub-
lie over his homestead and his many
friends here are glad to learn that he A.
nally succeeded IN settling it, and in
disposing Of the timber at u good ad-
vantage.
Last Saturday evening Under
Sheriff Donahue made raid upon the
fancy house kept by EN- Smith down
the county road and captured four vail
ed doves. Thew were taken before
jude Riordan and pleaded guilty to be-
ing it'n1ates OF house of i'll fame. A
small fine was imposed which they
paid together with the costs and they
were allowed TO go.
There was very large turn out at
the Christmas exercises given by the
sssundau school at Mud creek Saturday
eveniaa. Several teams from town took
dow large loads and a good many went
dow. in private rigs. The building
was tastefnlly decorated and the
ye.rci~es good. Those in charge saw
70 II aat none of the little folks were
forasa yan. Take it all in all the en-
frita a1ent was an excellent one and
smoke very highly for the new Sunday
~esl7sesa nd it's friends from the village
WHO -rn aoing their best for the little
fo'iss . are to away to attend any
religi. axercises in the vilIgae.
m sationalchurchS Sunday
schon @as 1ristmas tree and enter
t,sissss1 ne church Christmas
eve}ii & i1urch was crowded to
tn. docaa ding room being at Q
premium. he Young people gave a
very eneaisable entertainments which
all those present seemed To enjoy. Az
ter tna ;tcrarv programme the gifts
were distributed. Every one was re-
membered and although the gifts were
not costly they served to make mani
fest the general feeling Of good will
which as present.
Ed. {Thee1ock, editor OF the Wau-
sap Record was in this city Yesterday
ana tn-l'sy Mr.. Wheelock lie one of
the nrie best editors in thesstate. He
has BEEF the editorial harness for q
cool manv years. He was with the
Star & Jews at Medford until about
fixe pvae ago when he purchased the
Record st NVausan and established a
daily 1t present he is the Receiver
at the United States Land Office at
Wausasa.
-1t1h Daily member Of the firm Of
the Msfsruff s. Mcguire Lumber Co
Of Three Lakes was ia this city yester-
day asaq TO- day. This company recent
" purchased the the plant ofthe Laeve
Lumber Go. OF three Lakes dnd are
builaiag 4 saw mill to take the place Of
theoae harmed last summer. The mill
is eousil cradle larger than the old
one alu ~ a have d band saw, iath mill
and atfagle mill. They have the
bnilala. np and will soon begin plac-
ing machinery. They will have
ii l.aas 10 run as soon as they can
get logs TO it in the spring. The
ITooaen & Mcguire Go will stock
the mill and have a number Of camps
in. a large part Of their logs will. be
shipped by rail.