Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-17
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NB. F. Jones left Friday evening for
Waupun where he will spend two or
three weeks visiting with his mother
and other relatives.
j. B. Grover who has been spending
several months in the southern part of
the state looking after some property
interests, returned Friday.
"A. g. Richison started Saturday for
Nebraska where he expects to spend
two or three weeks visiting with two of
his sisters. He went by the way of Chi
cago and spent Sunday in that wicked
city.
DR.. Smith the ST. Louis dentist
uses the Latest Method for extracting
teeth without pain. Office at Smith
Hotel for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bradel and a
party of friends who have been here
visiting them left Saturday to put in a
few days trout fishing up in Michigan.
james Oberholtzer and Andrew
Mimbeck and their. families spent a few
days the latter part of last week and the
fore part of this camping cut and berry
1 Mathematics al oo,,ons
Ed B.azell an old time resident of
this place was in town yesterday and
to-day visiting relatives. and renewing
old acquaintance, he now resides at
Jeffries where he has charge of the
Jefries Lumber Cos logging operations
II Rev. e. Toplaka, formerly of Green
Bay will have charge of the Catholic
church in this city and the new one
which has just been completed at Trips
He arrived in town Friday and at once
assumed charge of his pastorate. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Starett who has
been spending the past two weeks here
visiting Mrs. Starett's uncle, Robert
Stewart, and family left to-day for Oda-
nan where Mr.. Starett has some. bust
ness to transact.
DR.. Smith the dentist is having con-
siderable work to do and is giving the
best of satisfaction. Hewill only re-
main few DAYS longer, and those deslr-
ing work done must call at once. !.
The Everett summer resort contin-
ues to be full to oveaaowing and lamb
ling &Fitzgerald are also getting Quite
a nlfmber of guests at their resort,
IVRev. Father Goepfert left Friday
for his new home in Pennsylvania.
During his pastorate ofseveral years he
made many friends who were sorry to
see him go and who will always think
of him kindly.
DIR. Hubert S. Smith the dentist
now at The Smith Hotel comes prepar-
ed to do the very best work. He was
awarded the highest prize for bestgold
filings at college ii years ago. Gradu-
ated in 1888. ~
Attorney L. E. McGill returned
Monday from an extended trip through
northern Michigan and the northern
and western parts of thisstate. He was
seeking an opening to locate for the
pcactice of his profession. He found
three or four places that suited him but
has not as yet decided between them.
DIR. Hubert S. Smith Dentist of
St. Louis Mo- is with us. He CONES to
practice his profession and for recrea-
tioE. He will have his Office at the
shith Hotel.
~ Last Sunday the Catholic church at
Trips place was dedicated and quite a
number from here went down to attend
the services. Among the number were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morey, M. Scheri-
bel and family, w. Carpenter and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
S. johnson and number of others.
The Y. P. S. c. E. of the Congrega-
tional church gave a uniue entertain
ment Tuesday evening. It was called a
measure party and the visitor was sup
posed to contribute according to his
hight, three cents for each foot and one
cent for each inch in access. There was
a good attendance and general good |
time was enjoyed. The society Melted |
something over fifteen dollars.
The fish and game law is simply a
farce as it is enforced in this part of the
country. 1t is an open secret that deer
are being killed right along through