Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-11-09

watches to the boys in the woods
STATION agent Green of State
Line Took in the young ladies dance at
the Opera House Friday
1Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Langill moved
out to his camps on. the Wisconsin
river and will remain there during the
winter. 49, - ~
MIR. and Mrs. RID Mcleod have
rented the OBJ. Moon residence on Sec
ond street and moved into it Saturday.
r. D, Mcleod who is at work near
Three lakes spent few days with his
family in town the fore part of this
week.
| |John Frank, who arrived last week
from Oregon has accepted position an
blacksmith with r. Stewart s. Son at
State Line.
CON Weigand Jr. who has been at
work at Iron River Mich. the pastyea
is visiting relatives in this city He
arrived Tuesday evening".
fN-Louis Denton who has been, as
work in Milwaukee the past year Ia
visiting with his parents in this city.
HeArrived this morning.
| 1H. J, Mack A Mckenzie and Steve
Bowker returned Tuesday from week
hunt in the woods, Each are credited
with capturing one fine deer
H. J, Mack who has spent the past
week here trying his luck for deer re-
turned to his home at Milwaukee to-day
bringing ine deer with him.
P-senatos-ana4sAErss~EssB Riordari
sad MissAnna Issffcrdan spent afew days
lat Milwaukee the latter part OF last
week. They returned home Saturday
"A special car came up from Chicago
yesterday to bring the Goodall family
and their son who has been sick with
typhoid fever at Seargents summer re-
sert to their home at Chicago.
MARRIED-At Eagle River, Wis.
Monday, Nov. 6, John Northrup and
Mrs Hattie Griffith both of State Line.
Wig, O. B. Moon justice of the peace
off tiating.
NJames Oberholtzer came to town
Sunday with the finest deer brought in
SO far this season. He disposed Of it at
the Eagle Meat Cos. market and if you
want fine slice of venison, go there.
Geo. Moe of Rhinelander and trav-
cling salesman for the Peoples Tailor
ing Go. of Milwaukee spent few days
in town the fore part Of the week talk
ing orders for suits.
Someone should start dancing
school here, it would be a good thing
and when a dance is given larger
crowd could be expected.
The above was heard from young
man on one Of our streets the past week.
DR.. Loope Of Eureka, Wis. arrived
in town Friday on visit to D. e, Rior-
dan and on Monday in company with
JAS Oberholtzer left for the woods on
weeks hunt for deer.
Fl. J. Ihrun who has he job OF
loading the nachiuery from the sher-
idan mill which was purchaser by
Henry Sherry shipped part of it down
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. p Mitchell left
Saturday for Amigo. Mrs Mitchell
will remain al Amigo to visit her par
ents while her husband goes to look up
new location to start in business.
They have many friends here who were
sorry to see them leave and wish them
abundant success for the future,
: Nora-You can't expect to do away
with face blemishes in week s time.
Keep Of taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
You,Ebave a lovely complexion. Ask
you/ druggist.
.fThe following young people took
iR the dance at Monico last evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Riordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f. Sanborn, the Misses Anna
Riordan, Frances and Debbie Slattery,
Frances Diamond, Julia 'Dockery and
Viola Mcintyre, They returned home
this morning and report a very enjoy
able time,