Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-06-01

Will Diamond of the News Item can
be heared talking any time about that
ten-pound boy that arrived at his home
| last Sunday.
! Antiro Republican.
several Vi cur lCaulng clL1zens aIe
agitating the question of organizing a
business mems association for purpose
of having an organized body to work for
the development of the village. We
think the idea good one and one that
should be carried out. Such an associ-
atom if properly managed could do
much towards securing settlers on the
lands in this vicinity, as well as in Sc
curing new Industries for the village.
1t is good thing. Push it along.
Leo. Thompson who has been at
work at Three Lakes was called home
Saturday by the illness of his father
and although he is a good deal better
again, Leo will probably remain with
him for the present at least.
B. F. Jones and Henry Misner
who have been building a barn on lake
Content came in Tuesday to wait for
lumber. They expect to go out again.
= Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Mcintyre will
leave Monday for Kansas City to at
tend the Head Camp NJ. w. A. to
which Mr.. Mcintyre was elected q del
cate at the state camp in Oshkosh last
winter.
The Monallan- Godkin case has been
set for trial again the 18th of this month
in the United States court.
John Hansen who is logging for the
Otto estate at State Line was doing
business here yesterday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Sanborn return
ed Monday morning from Ashland
where they had been to take home Mr..
Sanborn's little niece who has been
staying here with them for few weeks
IN. A. Colman is fixing up the lot
occupied by Mrs. "A. M. Shank in fine
shape. He has had the lawn plowed
and leveled and seeded down, and has
put in water works. He is aso put
ting in brick walks.
William Murphy has the stone on
I the ground to put in q new foundation
under his house on Main street.
james Vought and family expect to
move into the Walters house which
they recently purchased, some time this
week.
Jonas Radcliffe was at Minocqua
Tuesday and Wednesday. He went ov-
err to take over the team which his
father recently sold to Bolger Bros.
1t is "Hello Central" now if you
wish to converse with anyone over the
phone, G. P. Mitchell has just put in a
switch board at the hardware store and
will have charge of the central.
j. B. Rodger will move into Neville
& Beardsley's building east of the drug
store in few days, with his tailoring
establishment. The building is being
fixed up and the interior has received
new coat of paint. We also understand
that both this building and the drug
store are to be painted on the outside
soon.
Paint your buildings. 1t will pay
you to keep them we'll painted as they
will lasta great deal longer. Besides
nothing improves their appearance
equal to neat coat of paint.
During the storm of Sunday even
ing lightning struck the dwelling house
of Henery Steinmitz on Second street,
tearing down the chimney and wreck
| ing the stove. The family were all in
bed at the time and received severe
shock. Mrs. Steinmitz's arm was in
jured and the baby who was sleeping in
cradle near her was stunned and re-
NAMED Unconscious for some time.
County Treasurer Kyes and wife
returned Tuesday from visit over in
the western part of the county.
%. F. Hall of Amigo was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday putting up a
stump machine for G. F. SanbOrn.
j. J. Folts and p. Coogan of Green
Bay spent all of last week in this vicin-
ity looking over some land which they
have here. They own about five thons-
and acres east of here in 40-1l which
they are trying to colonize and expects
to have colony in here this summer.
They also intend to clear up quite a
large tract themselves. They were
/ trying to get the town board to put in
Dad to their land. Their Lara is in
the vicinity OF Anvil lake and the roac.
which was proposed at the annual town
meeting and practically decided upon
across by Goodenow's and then to An