Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-03

daughter. Hrs. Al Croker and son EN-
met Marco.
Happiest couple in the world should
be deaf husband and blind wife, both
taking Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 cents
| F. Beardsley.
Mrs. E. G. Smiley an old time resi-
dent and former principal of our high
school arrived in town Tuesday aid will
spend some time visiting old friends
w. J. Walsh and G. f. Sanborn
| were looking over some land in the
neighborhood of Twin Lakes Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. st. Louis drove over to
Minocqua Saturday returning Sunday
Mrs. Win Kyes has been entertain
ing sister, Mrs. Joseph Martin, and
two children, from Oshkosh for the past
few days.
Alfred Dresser of Minneapolis has
been spending few days here visiting
Jonas Radcliffe whose classmate he was
at the University of Minnesota.
Elroy Bowker was transacting bust
ness in Rhinelander @ couple OF days
the fore part of the week. He returned
home Wednesday.
DIR. Smith the st. Louis dentist
uses the Latest Method for extracting
teeth without pain. Office at Smith
Hotel for several days.
The supper which was given at
Mrs. Cavner,s Wednesday evening for
the benefit of Father Goepfert was big
success, nearly forty dollars being
cleared.
Jennie-No man can love girl with
white face and red nose. Rocky Noun
tain Tea will make them change places
thep>you're all right. F. Beardsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Shepard OF
Rhinelander were in town Monday and
Tuesday. They went from here to
Seargeants resort at Twin Lakes.
Mrs. Steve Bowker and children re-
turned Saturday from Algoma where
they have been visiting relatives since
the Fourth.
DIR. Smith the Dentist at Smith Ho.
tel does all the Latest gold crown and
bridge work was awarded the prise for
best gold work eleven years ago.
Will Riordan who has been spend
ing several weeks here with his brother
Dan, left Wednesday for his home at
Berlin.
Daniel Graham has gone on to the
road selling school supplies. He left
Wednesday on trip to Ashland, Iron
River and Duluth.
Jas. Mckinley returned Saturday
from Rhinelander. He had been look
ing over sore timber between that
place and Gagen for the Woodruff and
Macguire Co.
DIR. w. D. Neville returned Friday
from his trip to Chicago. He brought
Melvin Beardsley, Frank Beardsley's
fourye old son, back with him. Mrs.
Neville who had been visiting friends
in Rhinelander returned the same day.
G. L. Carter returned Friday from
his visit to Chicago. While away he
secured position as travelling salesman
for grocery house but will not go out
for them until about September first.
DIR. Hubert S. Smith a Dentist of
St. Louis Mo. is with us. He CONES to
practice his profession and for recrea-
ton. He will have his Office at the
Smith Retel.
AnUncle Toms Cabin Co. played
here Tuesday evening in a large tent
and to good sized audience. It is donbt
full if Mrs Stove would have recognized
any of the characters if she had been
present and had heared them. In fact
the company seemed to use that play
as only an advertisement to introduce
their concert.
"A party of eight tourists from
Chicago arrived In town SUNDAY morn
ing. They had intended stopping at
Everetts Resort but that popular place
was full SO they camped out on Cranber-
ry. DR.. Neville took them npon his
yacht,
Geo. st. Louis has just got a COM
plete new outfit for moving buildings,
including new rollers, chains, ropes,
planks etc. and is prepared to do all
kinds Of work in that line as cheap as
it can be done for. Let him figure on
your work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. La Forge and
children Of Rhinelander rnd Mr.. La
Forge's brother Frank of Rockford III.
have been spenditg the past few days ut
rambling &F'itzgerald o summer resort.