Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-05-30
Local Mention;

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School meeting Monday night.
Old papers for sale at this office.
Get in line for the parade at l p. NJ.
sharp. NJ
VIM. Persohn left yesterday for
Appleton.
Jas. Morgan, of Ironwood, was in the
city yesterday. ii
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene O'Dell the first of the week.
John Vogel, of State Line, was in
town this week in attendance at court.1
Mrs. G. F. Sandborn, of Ashland, IS |
here on a visit to relatives and friends.
The band boys will appear in their
new uniforms for the first time today
Mrs. S. Aldrich was up from Three
Likes this week to do some shopping.
d. Fl. Sergeant was down from his
summer resort at Twin Lakes MOnday.l
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diamond re
turned from Milwaukee the first of the
week
DThe pound has been completed and is
now ready for occupancy. Whose COW
will be FIRST?
John Eby, of Crandon, was renewing
Old acquaintainces in town the fore
part of the week.
Frank Murphy came home from
Nlinocqua Thursday, called here by the
illness of his mother.
Andrew Frankel who has been at
tending medical college in Milwau-
kee, returned home Thursday.
For SALE.-House and lot with good
barn. or further particulars call on
or address RAY DENTON.
Dr. and Mrs. G.. H. O'Connor, of
Rhinelander, spent Sunday with rela-
tives in town, returning home Mon
day.
Louis Krom, of Amigo. former
resident Of this place. passed through
hereTuesday enroute to Iron River,
Mich.
trimmings was received by Mrs. Maly |
Yesterday Come before the best are
chosen.
Mr. and Mrs. Vet Bates have rented |
the Leard summer resort on Buckatau
ban lake and are moving out there
this week.
Nour col lNo Stp wi nppipS a.
ceived daily at Albert Budde's restaur
ant on Railroad street. Place your
orders early. ~
DR.. Neville has a crew OF menSat
work repairing and otherwise improv-
ing his summer cottage on the island
in Catfish lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Franks came
down from State Line Monday. Har-
ny was in attendance at court in the
capacity of a juror.
The fish season opened Monday.
Some very fine catches OF pike have
been made and also one or two muscal-
longe have been bagged. u
Misses Grace Carpenter and Lucy
Stein spent Sunday at Lakota the
guests of Miss Lillian Sergeant They
returned home Monday morning.
The summer resorters are commenc-
ing to put in their appearance. The
weather the past week has not been
adapted to congenial fishing, however.
Mrs. Jas Caverner and daughter
returned Saturday from Grand Rapids,
Mich, where they had been called by
the illness and death of Mrs. Cavener's ST
= mother. +
I. |. Loughlin has commenced ex-
cavating on his lots on Wall street
preparatory to moving his building in
to the center of the lot and placing
stone foundation under the same
G. W. Rantz, the popular Wall St.
baker, has an ad in this issue. Mr..
Rantz is headquarters for fresh butter
and eggs, fruits and vegetable. A nice
line of fresh baking always in stock.
Thursday Carter s.. Emmons shipped
twenty o. l. G. pigs to W. L. Lyons at
Deerorook, and four each to Peter La
Chance and F. Pappineau at State
Line, making twenty eight in all.
These pigs are full blooded O. l. C.
pigs and as pure bred as can be OBJ
tanned anywhere
Editor Bonier of Ironwood, was in
the city yesterday and while here stat
ed that arrangements were about COM