Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-05-23
Mr.. D. Bear of Wausau, spent Sun


barn. For further particulars call on
or address RAY DENTON.
a nice assortment of street hats and
trimmings was received by Mrs. Malv
yesterday. Come before the best are
chosen.
New cabbage, strawberries, etc., re-
ceived daily at Abe TT Budde's restaur-
ant on Railroad street. Place YOUR
orders early.
X. Pratt, who has been employed at
the express Office for the past six
months, left the first of the week to
take similar position in Ashland.
A special meeting of the Royal
Neighbors will be held at their hall on
next Monday evening. Members are
all requested to be present.
DR.. W. D. Neville left Thursday for
Milwaukee where he will meet Mrs.
Neville, who is returning home from a
visit with her relatives in Michigan.
| An eight pound boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Finn Lawler Monday even
ing. Mother and child are doing nicely
and Finn is as happy as little boy with
a red wagon.
Spring laziness, legs ache, back aches,
feel tired no ambition, no appetite, all
run down feeling. Rocky Mountain
Tea. puts new life into your body: you
feel good all over. IS cents. F. Boards
! ley.
| Memorial services will be held at the
Congregational church tomorrow fore
noon. The old soldiers meet at Hotel
| Smith ana march to the church in a
body. Every body is cordially invited.
gram for the exercises to be held Mem
orial Day, one week from today. Ev-
erybody is invited to participate in a
proper celebration of this important
day
A game of ball will be played Mem
orial day between the regular team and
picked nine. Diamond and Colman
will do the battery work for the scrubs
and we may expect to see very good
game.
F. w. McIntrye has moved his FAM
lily out to his resort on catfish lake.
Mr.. Mcintyre has one of the finest re-
sorts in northern Wisconsin and should
receive a very liberal portion of the
summer patronage.
The concert at the rink last evening
was well attended and everything pass
off very smoothly. The members OF
the congregational church are to be
congratulated on being able to pro-
duce such high-class entertainments.
Mart Hirzel returned from Milwau-
kee Saturday accompanied by Mrs.
Hirzel, who had been under treatment
at one of the hospitals there. We are
pleased to state that Mrs. Hirzel's
health is much improved
| The town board has recently passed
an ordinance prohibiting the riding OF
bicycles on the side walk any place in
the village. This is very good move
ment on the part of the board and one
that will be greatly appreciated by the
citizens.
The BARRIERS license bill is now a law,
it having passed both houses of the Leg
isl ture and signed by the governor.
The law, which takes effect July l, pro-
vides for the establishment of state
board and examination a nd licensing
of BARRIERS.
The new jury law has increased jury
mems per diem. 1t says, EVERY
grand or petit juror summoned on any
venire shall receive three dollars for
each days actual attendance upon amy
circuit court" and also gives six cents
| for each mile travelled. Talesme
are allowed the same figures.
Circuit court convenes here Monday.
The probabilities are this will not be a
very long term of court as there are
thirteen cases all told; one criminal
trial; three issues of fact for ]ury,e1gnt
issues of fact for court and one issue OF
law. Among the issues of fact for
court is an action brou ght against the
town of Eagle River by Max Magee for
| damages caused by the building OF
highway across Mr.. Magee's land.
| A girl who will shortly become q
June bride recently discovered that her
sweetheart's breath was at times q
cross between an independent cigar
store and brewery and called him TO
account. He admitted the use OF to-
bacco and beer and begged for mercy.
She melted and it was agreed that
whenever he felt the desire to take
cigar or drink he should abstain. cali
on her and receive one kiss for eacn
rebuff to his evil habits. 1t is said that