Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-08-28


visiting relatives and friends at Alpena,
and other points Ia Michigan, returned
home Tuesday.
DR.. Walter O'Conner who has been
spending the past twoweeks here with
relatives and old friends, left Monday
for his home u: Tony.
B. T. Jones was taken to the hospital
at Oshkosh, Monday where he will be
operated on for appendicitis. He has
has been quite sick for some time.
2. A. Michallis Jr., of Marion. was
in the city yesterday on business con
nected with the firm of p. A. Mchal-
LAS and son, of which he is the junior
member.
Mrs. Jas. Langill and daughter Loa,
who have been visiting at Wausau for
| yesterday.
| Work on the ste am hea ting apparatu
and the sewarge at the school house is
progressing rapidly and the contractors
expect to complete their work before
! school commences.
James Don't figure on marrying a
model wife unless you are mind read
or and know for certain that she takes
Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Eagle
drug store.
The Tomahawls: Mr. and Mrs Man
ford Taggart returned from Rhine
lander Thursday morning, where they
had been called by the death of Mr..
Taggart's father.
The REVIEW wants good live cor
respondent at Minocqua, Woodruff,
Arbor Vitae aud Three Lakes. A rea-
sonable compensation will be paid to
the right parties.
Florence aud Shirley Walters came
over from Rhinelander Tuesday and
, will spend the week here with the fam
lily of their brother the REVIEW editor
and other relatives
Col. John A. Knight, Of Ashland,
died last Friday night at Watertown
frosa an attack of Cancer. Mr.. Knight
was one of the most promnent citizens
of northern Wisconsin.
Parties sending valuable packages
by mail should not fail to have it regis
tered. 1t only cost few cents more,
and guarantees safe delivery Of your
| mail at it's destinations
Quite large crowd was out to listen
to the concert last Friday evening. The
boys will play another concert this seven
ing and on the program will be one or
two pieces of entirely local talent.
Minocqua will play game Of ball
here Sunday. The Minocqua team has
won several games lately and feel
confident that they will be able to re-
treive their lost laurels from our boys.
The largest passenger engines in the
northwest are now in service on the
Northwestern road between the Twin
Cities and Chicago. They are Seventy
two feet long and weigh 100000 pounds,
Mrs. L. Vokel and Mrs. l.. Meyer,
of St. Louis Mo-, who have been spend
ing the past three weeks with J. w.
Pope at his summer residence on Vel
low Birch lake returned home yester-
day.
The Wausau Central has enlarged to a
ten column paper, which step was made
necessary by it's increasing amount
of advertising. The Central is, without
doubt, one OF the best weekly papers
in Wisconsin,.
The Tomahawk dam on the Wiscon-
sin river went out last week emptying
the reservoirs that supplied the power
for the electric light plant and other
industries. The dam will be rebuilt
Immediately.
Max Ewald, Percy Morgan and Har-
ry Mcintyre went up to Gogebic last
Sunday to play ball with the Gogebic
team In a game with the Even. The
kboys say that the game was close one
the score standing 3 to o in favor OF
Gogebic.
Teachers Institute for Villas county !
will be held at Minocqua next week.
Minocqua Times:-Finn Lawler of
Eagle River spent yesterday at this
place visiting with old friends, return
on the ited,-Sherif Loughlin OF
Eagle River was Minocqua visitor
Tuesday.
Jack Cahil the Ashland meat man,
was in town Tuesday and Wednesday,
Jack is very enthusiastic over the
Ashland ball team, and does not seem
to think that the Eagle River team