Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-23

hee III d Few Gays.
Louis Hart who has been at work
IN nnh}th 10 past re.sl. s. Visiting with
,.clutla g, i. t44ts city. lie arrived rlI-
day.
Frank Hull and Oliver Brooks re-
turned home Monday from hunting
trip on the Brule, bringing with them
several fine deer.
Ed. Brown of Rhinelander was in
town yesterday. He went out to one of
Brown Bros.'s logging camps near
Sugar Camp.
Ben. Sheldon who has been spend
ing the past three weeks, here visiting
his brother Prof. Sheldon, left Monday
for his home near Brandon.
Albert Martin and family left yes
terday for Milwaukee, where they will
spend the next two weeks visiting rela-
tives.
"A. w. Shelton one of Rhinelander's
leading attorneys and the proprietor
of the Rhinelander Herald, was trans
acting business in this city yesterday.
-Messrs White and Steinmetz have
a job of mason work at Jeffris which
will keep them busy for the next two
months.
"A. W.. Babcock of Neenah who
has been spending the. deer season at
his place on Kentuck lake left Tuesday
for his home.
&c. w. Hooper editor of the Minoc-
qua Times spent a couple of days here
the latter part Of last week attending a
meeting of the County Board.
Miss Sargent neice of D. E. Sar-
gent of the Lakota summer resort is
spending a few weeks in town visiting
heDfriend Miss Lenie Cayner.
EMr. and Mrs. G. F. Sanborn and
Miss Frances Slattery attended the
funeral of the late T, B, Walsh which
was held at Iron River Sunday.
Miss Mae Weigand and Miss Mary
Vought spent couple ofdays the latter
part of last week visiting the schools at
Amigo. They returned home Saturday.
AZOtto Berkholtz u tinsmith from
Rhinelander was in town few days
last week laying a tin roof on Attorney
Esiordans residence on River street.
| j ohm Petey who has been spending
several weeks in town visiting his
| faCher-in-IaW N. L. Kinney and hunting
deer returned to khinelander yester-
day.
DR.. Loope VINO has spent the past
two weeks here visiting and hunting
deer left Tor his home at Eureka Tues
day He brought two fine deer with
him.
Jas. Mckinley spent two Or three
days the tore part OF the week looking
after the different camps which Wood
ruff and Mag ulre nave in al Three
Lakes and MonIco.
Henry Howlct who has been sick
at his nome at Conover Was in town
Monday. lie has not fully recovered
from his Illness ana on Monday evening
in company With nls wife left for the
hospital at a Ashland.
The Favorite tlub will give dance
at the Skating I.lnk, Thanksgiving
Eve. 1t promises 20 be an elegant
affair and no che should miss il. Mu-
sic will be furnished. by the Rhinelan-
der Orchestra, and me admission will
only be fifty cents. gome one and all
and have a COCO ulaae.
Willie Matthews. the twelve year
old son of Art Ma, news killed one
hundred and sixty pound deer one day
last week. He il probably the young
est person in the state holding deer liz
cence and proved himself a much more
successful hunter than many of his
older competitors.
John WALSH who attended the
funeral of the late Thos. B. Walsh at
Iron River Sunday arrived home Tues
day and is reported as being sick with
the measels.
The county board were in session the
greater part ot last week. They did
but little except to go over the bills in
committee of the whole. We under
stand that they used the pruning knife
pretty freely and II some instances not
very justly. For example, Mr.. Hirzel
had q bill for furnishing ice for the
court house. He charged the same rate
as to private families around town who
pay cash. They cut the bill twenty
five per cent and gave him q coun ty or
der worth but ninety cents ON d dollar. |