Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-09-28

III. Il. SanDOfn Was THANKSGIVING
business down the inc few days the
.latt@rarf q list es,
lis. ". Smiuh has crew of men at
work tearing down the Sheridan mill
and dry house which he recently pur-
chased from G. F. Sanborn.
You'll never get tired. tagged out,
disappointed, unhappy, or make mis-
takes in marriage if you use Rocky
Mounta in Tea.-F Beardsley.
Jas. Mckinley went down to Mon
leo Tuesday to look over some timber
in that vicinity for The Woodruff &
Magfre Co.
MI. Roderick has purchased Harry
Franks barber shop and fixtures and
willrun the businessin connection with
his furniture store.
John Godkin of Bay City, Michigan
spent couple of days in town the lat
ter part of last week. He went up to
his camp near Conover Sunday.
Charles Moore was up from his
farm one day this week with smile on
his face and says it's bouncing baby
boy and weighs ten pounds.
Live for those who love you.
For those who hearts are fond and
true.
The only way to do this right,
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
Mrs. M. e. Sanborn and Mr. and
Mrs. D. S. johnson drove down to
Rhinelander Sunday. Mr.. Johnson
cam2/back Monday on the train while
thfladies stayed over until Tuesday.
lI-Mrs. Alex Higgins left Saturday for
j Wausau where she expects to spend the
winter with relatives, while her hus-
band finishes his course at the Mime
ap0fis law school.
Amos Radcliff has rented the Nc
Intyre house lately occupied by John
Smith. He expects his wife home
from Michigan in a few days and will
then move into it. -
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bradel came uI
from Milwaukee Sunday morning and
will put in few weeks hunting and fish
ing. They went up the lakes Tuesday
| in their house boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith returned
Friday from their visit up in Northern
Michigan. Monday they left to visit
| friends at Amigo. From there they
expect to go to Michigan and possibly
to Canada,
Art Mathews and Giles Coon oil
Rhinelander are looking over some
timber near here. They have pur-
chased considerable pine in this vicin-
ity and expect to have five or six job
bers logging for them this season.
Mrs. Baackes, Mrs. Tat,lm, Miss
Stella Tatum, Miss Emogene Colman,
DR.. Harrison, and G. F. and N. A. Col
man have been enjoying few days at
Mr.. Colman's place on Lake Emogene.
They came in Tuesday,
Rev. III. C, Todd leaves to-day for
Rhinelander to take part in meeting
Of the Council of the Congregational
churches OF this district to take action
on the resignation of Rev. Kemp Of
Rhinelander.
Gus Schnman came over foom Min
ocqua yesterday and is making prepare
tions for moving his household goods to
that place where he has secured employ
ment in the Sch1itz hotel.
Mr.. Stevens of Neenah arrived in
town yesterday for an extended hunting
and fishing trip. He has had a house
built on wheels which he will take with
him in which he will camp and live in
while out Ira Craven will go with him
al guide.
- special election was held Monday
for the purpose of raising four hundred
dollars to continue the sewers up Di-
vision street to the school building.
Very little interest was manifested in
the question and it was carried there be-
ing 81 votes in favor and only 2against,
If there had been any opposition to the
project manifested the vote would have
been much heavier as a large number
felt that it was sure to carry any way
and so there was no use to take time to
go and vote.
Geo. NJ. Hotschick of Madison, re-
presenting the State Board of Imigra-
ton arrived in town Monday and has
been spending several days studying up
the agricultural resources and advan-
tages of this county. We understand
that Ii is the purpose OF the board to adj
vertise Northern Wisconsin In the pa
pers of GERMANY for the purpose of at
tracing settlers from that country and
it is TO obtain information for this pur-
pose that Mr.. Hotschick was sent here.