Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-17
The ice season is now open leave
your orders with Mart HirZel.

The ice season is now open leave
your orders with Mart Hirzel.
Don't you think you have a very
changeable climate? said the stranger.
'No' said the native, sit changes
fast enough when it's pleasant; but
when it's disagreeable, it hangs on like
grim DEATH"
The congressional convention for this |
district which is the new 10th has been
called to meet in Rhinelander on June
10th. So far there has not been any
names mentioned in opposition to the
present incumbent and no doubt he will
be returned as he should be. !
The railroad company has given Con-
over Il station agent. Robert Ziebell
will be the agent and entered upon his
duties yesterday Robert has been
night operator at Woodruff the past
two months and as soon as this station
was created the position as station
agent was rendered him. Robert is
getting right to the front. Conover is
certainly putting on metropolitan airs.
The Modern Woodmen Lodge of this
| city have made arrangements with
| Giffin's Orchestra Entertainers to give
an entertainment in the Lyceum Opera
House on Friday night. June p. This
company is supported by Miss Helen c.
| Bick, talented artist. The company
also gives fine musical programme.
They are very highly spoken of by the
press throughout the country. After
the entertainment dance will be given
the music, consisting of four pieces, is
furnished by the company. -
Pat Gaffney of this city and Miss
Lizzie Mccarthy of Eau Claire were
marriediat the home of the brides par
ent last wednesday evening. Mr.. CAT
fney is an Industrious young man and
at present is conducting a tonsorial par
lor in this city and by careful attention
given to his business, has made it sue
cass. The bride is quite we'll known
here and has many friends who join
with us in wishing them long life
and prosperity. They will go to house
keeping in the Waldron residence on
the county road which Mr. Gaffney re-
Gently purchased.
The time for the annual election of
school clerks in the different sub dis
tricts is drawing near and as the time
shortens more candidates have declared
| themselves willing to be custodians of
the school property. In district No. l
| three candidates have announced
themselves; Steve Bowker, o. E. Bowen
and Earl Richmond. InOdistrict No q
| Wren Carpenter is out for reelection
and Jas. White is his opponent. In
| district No. 3 there are candidates men
toned: w. H. Adams the present clerk
who is out for reelection, L. ]. Cook,
| A. j. Manbeck and Angus Som
mers. The date for holding these cleo
tiOn come month earlier this year
than heretofore. Tho last legislature
passed law changing the date to the
first Monday in June which will be End
day of the month.
A successful man says that he owes
much of his prosperity to a lesson
taught him by his employer. This
mans principle was, "Do it now" In
stead of putting things off with the
idea Of attending to them sometime
later he made it rule to ''do it now"
Thus he was often in advance of his
competitors, both in taking hold of a
good thing or letting goan Improbable
one. This principle may be applied to
the small affairs of life as well as to the
most important The little things we
ought to do and don do worry us most.
Some time they must be attended to,
and the Oftener they are brought to /
mind and dismissed again to that in
definite time and more trouble they
give us. Then after all, we are often
surprised to find how little trouble it /
is to attend to these things, and want
somebody to kick US for not realizing