Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-06-06
Prof. VIM. D. Fuller left toda

| las crew OF men at
work raising the roof of his honsa
making 1t two-story structure instead
OF one-story,
we" caooage, Strawberries. etc. re-
celved daily at Albert Budde's restanr-
ant on Railroad street. Place vonr
orders early.
Mrs. w. FL. Bonner left Thursday
on visit to Minneapolis. Mr.. Bonner
accompanied her as far as Rhinelandar
returning home yesterday morning.
Chas. Church, of Milwaukee. repre-
sentfng Villas Bros, was here this week
and IN company with F. Beardsley en-
joyed days fishing on Catfish lake.
The Eagle River Brick company has
purchased the small engine and boiler
formerly used at the Electric and Pow
er plant and has shipped the same to
Conover.
Villas County Democrat: Register
OF deeds W. B. Raymond, of Eagle Riv-
er, came over Tuesday and was pas
senger on the south bound train the
same day.
on feel mean, ugly, cross, down in
the mouth, nothing goes right. Bet
ter take Rocky Mountain Tea. Drives
away the blues. 35 cents. F. Boards
ley.
John Diamond has accepted a posi-
ton as bookkeeper with Mart Hirzel
until the first of October when he will
return to his studies at the Milwau-
kee Medical college.
A Matrimonial Ruse, the Cloister
and Closet scenes from Hamlet and a
beautiful society problem play, "Drift-
ed Apart will form the program Sat-
urdaY night.
Ainslee's the Argosy, Munsey and
Mcclure S magazines will be on sale at
this office hereafter. We receive sub
scriptions for every periodical publish
ed. Order through your home dealer.
Saturday evening the Lyceum play
ers under auspices of the M. W. A. at
the Lyceum opera house. This little
company of players is a standard organ
ization and comes highly recommend
ed.
The Arber Vitae ball club will play
a game OF ball here tomorrow afternoon
with the home team. This is one of
the strongest ball teams hereabouts
and very close game may be expect
ed
The pound opened for business last
Saturday moring and for a few days
| things moved along in bargain counter
style. One day thirteen entries were
made. How'd you like to be the pound
master?
Mr.. John Arthur and Miss Ruth
Mccullough, the Lyceum players have
both been featured by the Slayton Ly-
ceum Bureau for number of years,
and are actors of more than usual abil-
ity.
The ball game last Saturday between
the regular nine and picked team re-
suited in victory for the regulars by
a score Of Is to I. The game was an
Aexciting and interesting one and was
Witnessed by large crowd.
7 Albert Budde, our enterprising boat
liveryman, received two Sayner boats
this week which will add considerable
to his facilities. n. NJ. Emmons and
NJ. Frankel each received one for pri-
vate use.
State bank examiner, Thad.- Wilds,,
OF Madison, was in town Tuesday.
Banker Mckenzie took him out for
days 81 port with the members of tribe.
We have heard tell how muscalonge
got away after an hours struggle, but
rhen Mckenzie was doing the rowing.
| Mrs. J J. Roderick returned We'd
nesday from Merrill where she had
been to- attend the wedding OF her
brother, Thomas Cunningham, who
was married there Tuesday to Miss
Gertie Ladd. Mrs. Cunningham &C.
companied Mrs. Roderick home and
will spend few days visiting here.
School election passed off very quiet
| ly Monday evening in view of the fact
that the fight was holly contest in two
of the districts, In district No. there
was no opposition to DAB. Graham, A.
=. G. Richison having withdrawn from
the contest. In District No. James
White was elected over Wren. Carpen-
ter and in District No. Dick Punches
was elected over Emmett Marco.
We are in receipt OF a copy of the
June "Sports Aield," monthly mag
zine devoted to outdoor sports, hunt
ing fishing, etc. This is one of the best
magazines of the kind published and is
brim full of stories of adventure, hunt
ing and fishing, travel, etc., and puts
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