Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-07-13

and people
means soTMoon went down to Oshkosh
proverbiaEening to meet his son Clark,
cratic plapeen spending a couple of weeks
to the Dere visiting his. grandmother.
They returned tho next day.
Air. aA4 Ms. N. M. Emmons left
Tuesday on an extended visit to rela-
tives at Barron. They will visit Min
neapolis and St. Paul before they re-
turn, and expect to be away. some four
or five weeks.
-Maud-Last nigh Jack told me
that he Wouldn't marry the best girl
living, unless-what- unless she took
Rocky Mountain Tea. Bright fellow.
f. Beardsley.
Mrs. Amos Radcliffe left on the
Sunday evening limited for Clare, Mich
lgan, where she expects to spend the
balance of the summer visiting relativ-
eS.
Jos. Flanagan who has been spend
ing the past two weeks here visiting
his sister, Mrs. Mckenzie, and enjoying
the fishing in company with Mac. left
Sunday eveningfor his home in Chicago.
Maxwell MCGEE lost his cow Sat-
urday, from eating rotten potatoes,
which had been thrown out in the street
1t was valuable one he having refused
fifty dollars for it only a few days before.
The loss is a hard one on him as it was
his only COW.
The school board are thinking of
establishing a school in the butcher
neighbOrhoOd, there are three families
there with nine or ten children of school
age. They are from three to five miles
from the nearest school, and the board
will be doing the right thing to give
thema schoolin theirown ne:ghborhood.
Art. Matthews returned Saturday
from trip through Northern MINES
ota where he had been looking over
some pine timber. The company which
he represents has secured options on
considerable pine up there, ond he ex-
poets to go back again soon and contn-
ue his work looking it over.
The school clerks met Monday and
organized the executive board by elect
ing S. Bowker of district No. &. presi-
dent of the board. A. Tillman Of district
No. 3, vice president and Chas Slattery
of dist No. l, secretary. They looked
over some of the applications but took
no action inregard toeteachers.
Harry Frank is having the interior
OF his barber shop fixed up, reprinted
and papered. While this is being done
he has moved his furniture in to the
Howard building few doors north of
his old location.
Attorney Geo. O'Connor of Grand
on, Dr. II. G. O'Connor and DR.. Don O.
Common of Green Bay and DR.. Walter
O'Connor of Tony were in town the
fore part of the week to attend the fun
eral of their brother, Edward.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mcintyre and
family, Mr.. and Mrs Walt Bonner, and
Mrs. G. L. Carter and family and Mr..
McIntyre's neices, spent the fore part
of the week at Mr.. Mcintyre 5 cottage
on Catfish lake.
freddy" Hill who was arrested at
North Crandon last Saturday for the
mHrder of Chas. Ball at Harshaw, is
still a prisoner at the county jail. 1t
is thought that he will be able to prove
an alibi. The officers are working
hard on the case and will no doubt have
other parties under arrest soon
Herald.
Pure clean blood and healthy
liver result from the use Of DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, the 'famous little |
bills" They cure constipation, bill
BUSINESS and sick headache. Frank |
3eardsley.
Moses Frankel expects to start
Monday for ST. Louis, and will make the
rip on his wheel. He has not fixed on
lis route yet but thinks that he will 90
" the way of Merrill, Wausaw and
Madison. 1t is long ride, nearly sew
n hundred miles, and he expects to
make it in about a week.
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