Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12

w. J. Walsh and George O'Connor
returned Saturday from a trip in Nor
thern Minnesota where they had been |
looking over sone pine land.
ID. E. Seargent of Twin Lakes was
in town Monday. He informed us that
he was contemplating building new
summer resort on Long lake in connec-
ton with another party.
Mr. and Mrs S. ". Smith of the
Hotel Smith are entertaining B. F..
Smith, a brother OF Sans, his wife and
two children of Germania, Iowa They
arrived about a week ago.
KL-Mrs. A.. Mckenzie who has been
spending the summer visiting relatives
in York state returned home Saturday.
Mac. who has been there for the
past two or three weeks came back with
her as far as Milwaukee where he, had
to stop off on business. He got home
Tuesday.
Mr.. Hanover of Trina arrived in town
Friday to join his wife in visiting his
daughter, Mrs. G. M. Sheldon. A
brother of Mrs. Sheldon's and his wife
drove over from Arbor Vitae Sunday
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hanover went back
with them for few days visit.
Rev. A. Ishida, Japanese gen.
tleman, gave lecture in the Congre-
gational church Friday evening to a
good audience. He is avery entertain
ing speaker and those present enjoyed
a rare treat. He also showed some
beautiful specimens of needle work
done by his sister which was much ad-
mired by the ladies.
Rev. E. A. Marshall OF Chicago
closed three days Bible Institute al
the Congregational church yesterday
evening The meetings have been we'll
j. attended and much enjoyed. He Is a
| good speaker and has the faculty OF
holding and interesting his audience
He was sent out by Mr.. Moody and
J goes from here to Durrand.
district A ttorney Colman left Tues
day for Minneapolis where he will
. spend few days. His brother N. A.
/ and Ed. Brown and John Barnes of
Rhinelander leave to-day and will join
him in Minneapolis Friday when the
whole party will go to the wheat fields
of Dakota to try their luck shooting
wild geese.
-Chas. Backman of Milwaukee has
purchased the blacksmith shop tools
and good will of Johh Smith. He ar
arrived in town the fore part OF the
week and has taken possession and ex-
poets to have his shop open and ready
for business by tomorrow or Saturday.
He is said to be good workman.
/ &C. H.. Rische Of Milwaukee spent
several days here the latter part of last
week and the fore part of this. He
owns considerable land on Bass and
Carpenter lakes. He never saw it and
was out with Daniel Graham looking it
over, He was very much pleased with
it and said that he would have some
settlers in on it by next spring. He
also contemplates building a summer
residence for himself on one of the lakes,
probably Cranberry.
"a span of horses belonging to Wood
ruff and Mcguire and being drove by
George Mutchler ran away Monday.
The wagon had only some loose planks
on it and the driver had no chance to
control them. They ran into an cleo
trio fire alarm pole and,mixed things up
considerably besides turning in a fire
alarm which brought the FIRE company
to the spot in a hurry.
Sam Schumacher had quite serious
accident yesterday morning. He was
i at work in Harry Jones' livery barn
when one OF the horses kicked striking
!, him in the stomach and knocking him
. down. The horse kicked him twice
more striking him once in the shoulder
breaking his collar bone and the other
time on the jaw cutting asmal cash and
4 shaking up his.teeth. DR.. Neville was
called in and patched him up and he
will soon be out again.
While up here q few days ago F. S.
Campbell of Three Lakes informed us
of the death of his brother Charles