Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-05-09

Miss Emogene Colman, who has been
attending the Washington State Uni
versity at Seattle, arrived in the citv
Wednesday,
Miss Mary Steinmetz was brought
home from Watersmeet Tuesday even
ing seriously i'll. AT the present writ
ing she is somewhat better.
The first gentle spring zephyrs put
in their appearance Thursday morning,
at least this was the first day a person
did not feel the need of winter wraps.
The REVIEW Office is pretty busy
these days, but If you happen to need
anything In the line of printing we will
try and find time to do it for you, and
do it right. II
Henry Mack ca me up from Milwau-
kee yesterday. Henry has disposed of
his business interests in Milwaukee
and will become one of Eagle Rivers
solid citizens once more.
Horace Huron, who was billed to ap-
pear here Wednesday evening under
the auspices of the M. w. A. was I'M
able to get here owing to his inability
to make connections at Hurley n
Mrs. Sarah Dockery returned Tues
day from st. Joe, Idaho, where she had
been on visit to her son, VIII. She
also visited at GAINESVILLE and other
points in the southern part of the state.
WANTED.-All the newly married
couples going into housekeeping to
call and see our handsome line of car
pets, rugs and mattings.
JAMES MORGAN.
Maud-Last night Jack told me that
he wouldn't marry the best girl living,
ess-what-unless she took Rocky
Mountain Tea. Sensible fellow. IS
cents. F. Beardsley.
A subscription list has been started
to raise funds for Memorial Day cele-
bration and so far has met with success.
Anyone desiring to contribute to the
fund can leave their names at this o.
fee.
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. 80 cents. +. Boards
ley.
A girl at Chicago, Marion Lie ms
says she will dive from the highest
point of Brooklyn bridge 1913 feet if
the authorities will let her. Consider
ing the matrimonial leaps some girls
make this offer is not so very astonish-
ing.
The best bargains are in the stores
of the merchants who know how to ad
vertise them. 1t may not be the ao-
vertising that makes the bargain, but
it is the combination of judgment in
| buying, pushing and selling that makes
the bargain appreciated and purchased.
When out strolling these beautiful
| Jd5U AOSASS OA1N
many stylish hats worn by the ladies
THAT have been purchased from Mrs.
| Maly who has just received large as
sortment of steet hats, dress hats and
children's hats which she is selling at
reduced prices. Come early and get a
good selection.
| Examinations will soon be held in the
High school for the purpose of lnstl-
tuting four-year course. 1t is very
important that sufficient number pass
! the examination-and we believe they
will as in that event pupils gradual
| inc from this school would not be COM
PEELED to take an examination for ad.
mittance to the State University and
other colleges. & sa.
AS the annual school meeting ap-
proaches candidates for the office OF d.
| rectors in the various districts are APP
bearing and the event promises to be
quite an interesting affair. Dan Graz
ham and A, G. Richison have announc-
ed themselves as candidates in District
No. / and in District No. 2 W rem Car
penter and Jas. White are the candl-
dates talked of. No candidates have
appeared in District No. 3yet, but thev
will probably not be found wanting
when the roll is called.
A benefit dance will be given at Ly-
ceum opera house next Friday evening"
MAY Is, for the benefit of Miss Hattie
Helm of Three Lakes, whose mother
was recently committed to the state
hospital at Oshkosh. Miss Helm $
father was accidently killed last WIN
ter and it is from the effects OF this
shock that her mother lost her reason.
Miss Helm is graduate OF our High
school and it is through the interest OF
her many friends in this city that the
dance is being given. The cause IS .
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