Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-09-18

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The exceedingly wet weather this fall
has been a serious drawback to the
farmers, especially in the way of thresh-
ing Nearly all of the. grain is wet and
much loss will consequently result.
At meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety held with Mrs. Alex Higgins
last Tuesday, vote of thanks was ex-
tended to those who donated TO the
church bazaar held recently. a
Mrs. J. N. Simpson, who has been
spending the past month here with her
mother and sister, Mrs. T. Madden and
Mrs. Mart Hirzel and other relatives,
lert Wednesday for her home at Bal
moral, Wis.
G. E. Goodnow returned last Friday
from weeks visit with his sons En-
NETT and Bert at Amigo, Mr.. Goodnow
took in the fair while at Amigo and re-
ports q large crowd in attendance and
good races.
The Ladies Aid society will serve
supper at the old Denton House next
Tuesday evening from five o'clock I'm
til all are served. Special music and
d short program will be rendered. ALI
are invited to attend.
Annie-Batter doctor your health
before applying beautifying remedies.
Rid youaself of tipatiou, indiges-
ton with Rocky Mountain Tea, and
you'll have beautiful complexion.
35 cents Eagle drug store.
A brass band has been organized by
the members of the Merrill High school,
for the purpose of furnishing music on
High school occasions. The project is
meeting with hearty support from the
citizens and business men of Merrill.
A giLl's Completion" may be
stamped on her lovers heart, but most
of the ''complec tion" comes off unless
put there by Rocky Mountain Tea.
ssPowder's a bad thing" IS cents.
Eagle drug store,
A party of twenty two members and
guests of the Eagle River Fishing club
came up from Chicago Wednesday
morning for a three weeks outing at
their club House on Big Sand Lake.
This club has membership of fifty and
is composed of leading politicians and
business men of Chicago.
The buying of goods on the Install
ment.plan is one OF the greatest wastes
of money immaginable. You get infer
Tor articles and pay two prices for
them. Better wait until you have the
cash, or get credit from the regular
dealers. More people are kept poor
BY installment collectors than by any
other form of trading.
A surprise party was given Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Mammie Nc
Carlton who is visiting with her sister
Mrs. Pat Gaffney. About GO were in
attendance and general good time
was had by all. Dancing and games
were the order Of the evening. The
Conover Band furnished the music for
the occasion.
Some young men will pay three dol
lars for a livery rig to ride two hours
with a seventy-fve cent girl and tell
her all the nice things they can think
of that are true, and whole lot more
that are not true, and don't spend i've
cents or five minutes in the year to
show their old mother that they care
anything for her.
Nearly every day we read accounts
of post offices being burglarized. That's
where a printing Office has got the +.
O. beat. We don't have to hire night
watches or worry our lives away for
fear of being robbed. Whoever heard
of printing Office being broken into,
although you frequently hear OF them
being broke.
When in need of printed matter OF
any kind don't forget that this office IS
equipped with the best facilities ln.the
county for turning out neat auu autloo
tive printed matter, new type, borders
good stock, presses, and the most I'M
porant of all, first class workmanship.
Our prices are the lawest possible con-
sistent with good stock and workman
ship. Kindly favor us with trial order
when in need of printing. Equal atten-
ton given to each order large or small.
A preacher came at NEWSPAPERS
man in this way. You editors DO not
tell the truth. If you did you could not
live; your newspaper would be fail
ure.'' The editor replied; You are
right and the minister who will at al
times tell the whole truth about MS
members, alive or dead, will not occu-
DIV his pulpit more than one Sunday
and then he will find it necessary 10