Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-19

trip to Wausau the fore part OF the
week returning Yesterday.
Airs. +. alsh lett yesterday on d
visit to Grand Rapids to look after some
property which she has there.
/ The farmers have not commenced
to haul IN any wood vet and there is al
mosta wood famine in town.
l|Mrs. Sarah Dockery left yesterday
for Amigo to look after some property
whi0)kBhe owns there.
kHerman Roderick and Ruby Stat
Terry were at Rhinelander one day last
week. They drove over.
John Landeryou who has charge Of
Jas. McKinley's camp on Big St. Ger
man spent Sunday in town.
| Attorney John MCGUIRE formerly
of Minocqua, now of Merrill, was in
town Monday looking after some legal
matters, +
| Mrs. Baackes and Mrs. Tatum re-
! turned Monday to Chicago after spend
ing the summer at Mrs. Baackes place
on Lake Content.
| James White who is doing job of
mason work at Monico was home sick a
couple f days the fore partof the week.
HeIFent back Tuesday.
I-Mr. Nash left Monday for Toma-
hawk city to look after some business
matters. He went by team and will
fetch cow back with him.
i The Jeffris saw mill at Jeffris
burned Monday morning There are
vuite number of boys from here at
work there.
! Mrs. Henry Haskins and children
of Munising, Mich. are visiting her
father Z. j. Bowerman, here. They
arrjSed Tuesday.
N-Miss Maud White accompanied by
her little brother spent Sunday with
their father at Monico
! Frank Murphy left yesterday for
Grand Rapids to visit his mother hav-
|
NV. H. Wolverton and G. L. Car
ter went out to Anvil lake Tuesday
where they expect to spend a month
camping out and hunting.
Nv. J. Walsh, Fred Morey and Geo.
O'Connor spent two or three days the
latter part of last week at Boot Lake
after ducks.
<Miss Clara Mcdonald of Briggs
vile is visiting her uncle S. w. Smith
at Hotel Smith. She came up the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. G.. F. Sanborn and Miss Frances
Slattery drove over to Minocqua Mon
day to visit their sister Ida, who is
teaching school there.
A Rodgers the Rhinelander horse
dealer was In town the latter part
of last week. He sold two span of
heavy horses, one to Frank Goodwill
and the other to Geo. Punches.
| Bert Thompson arrived in town
Tuesday for short visit with his father
and brother. He is shipping clerk in a
large lumber yard at Hermansville and
has been there for the past year.
| The Wisconsin University foot ball
team has gone east to meet the Yale
team. The game comes off Saturday
and promises to be one of the best Of
| the season.
i Frank Murphy received word the
latter part of last week that his mother,
Mrs. w. L. Carter, was, yeay sick at
Grand Rapids where she had been visit
ing for three or four weeks.
/ The Columbia won the first race fol-
the Americas cup Monday beating the
Shamrock by about eleven minutes over
a thirty mile course. She led from the
start.and continued TO gain throughout
the entire run.
Mrs. H, c. Todd IS father J. A Cush-
man of Rhinelander has lost the uses of
his eyes. He has been blind in one eye
for some time and one day he suddenly
went blind in the other. He was at
work when he felt something. snap in
his eye and he was in total darkness.
The doctors think that it was the break
ing of blood vessel. Mr.. Cushman
has many friends here who were very
sorry to learn of his misfortune.
| b. E. Weis spent a few days out
camping on Muscallonge lake last week
He had brought out few traps with
him and Friday evening he made up
| his mind to set them to see what he
would catch during the night, upon
Investigating the next morning he
found a large grey wolf in one and says
he had hard time to bring it to his
tent. Those who saw It claim it to be
one of the largest captured in this vi