Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02
Largest stock of paints and fishing
TACKLE in town at Pea rdSleV'S

Mrs. Harry Franks OF Lac Vleux
Desert visited with, her parents in the
city couple of days this week. :.
Miss Mable Mathews returned last
Saturday from a six weeks visit with
relatives and friends at Appleton.
Quite number Of enthusiastic sports
came up from Three Lakes las: Satur-
day to witness the swimming race.
D. NJ. Phinney of Merrill is in the
city and will spend some time at the
Lake View summer resort on Catfish
lake.
Misses Winnie Griswold and Lettie
Jameson aud Art Griswold of State
Line were in the city Thursday and
Friday.
Dwight butcher, who has been visit
ing his son Ben for the past year re-
turned to his home at Allegan, Mich,
Monday.
Mrs. Montieur who has been visiting
her brother, Jas. Shelf, for the past
| week returned to her home in Amigo
Monday.
S. Bowker left Tuesday for Ashland
to attend the Woodmen picnic and Elk's
Carnival. He was delegate from the
local camp.
No EXAGGERATION.-D Gossom's
Kidney and Bladder Cure will cure
quickly and permanently all forms of
kidney trouble, bright's disease, dia-
belts, dropsy, stone in the bladder pain,
in the back. SOC box. Carter &
Emmons.
James Doanelly was up from Three
Lakes last Saturday to witness the
swimming race aud to place some mon
ey on his favorite.
The ball team went down to Three
Lakes last Sunday and crossed bats
with team at that place, defeating
them by score of Is to 80.
Miss Ethel O'Leary left Monday for
Sparta on visit with relatives and
friends. She was accompanied by her
neice, Miss Genevieve Raymond
Jos Nemacheck returned to his home
at HermansvilIe, Mich, Monday after
spending the week in the city visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Persohn.,
Last Thursday John Wild received
notice that he had been appointed a
state land inspector and left the same
| day for Prentice to begin his work.
The Wisconsin State Fair will be
held in Milwaukee, Sept. S-l2. Half
fare have been secured on all railroads
in the state and the Northern Peninsu-
lar of Michigan.
Mrs. David Folts and Mrs. DR..
Barndt, of Milwaukee arrived in the
city Sunday morning on a visit with
their son and brother, F. Folts, of the
Lake View summer resort.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Neville have
moved to their summer home on the
island in Catfish lake. They will have
one of the prettiest summer homes in
Northern Wisconsin when finished.
Mrs. Jos. Nemacheck and children
returned to their home in Hermrns-
vile, Mich, Wednesday after spend
ing two weeks in the city visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Persohn.
The children of the Congregational
church enjoyed an excursion on the
steamer Villas, and their annual picnic
Thursday. The little folks had first
class time and enjoyed every minute
oft it.
Last Friday evening this village lost
one of its characters in the person of
Henry Gansman. He had been about
the streets as usual until about the
middle of the afternoon. About six
O'Clock he was taken sick and died
about eight. A post morten examina-
| ton revealed the cause of his death to
be heart disease. Henry was an old
civil war vetran and his frequent al
| lusions to this and his intense Republl-
canism made him marked character.
He had no relatives here and lived en-