Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-22
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Moose Cigars at all dealers.
J. B. Jenson in the city on busi-
yesterday.
The boaad of rasiew was In session
yesterday
John Kaiser was down from Conover
yesterday.
Attorney Jas. Walsh was up from
CrandOn Monday.
The Amigo ball tossers come here
for a game Sunday.
Geo. Caveuer was at Rhinelander the
fore part of the week.
Mrs. JAS. Cavener has sister visit
ing her from Michigan.
JAS. Mckinley was at Three Lakes
On business yesterday.
N. A. Colman moved his family down
to Clearwater lake Moneay.
Henry Mack is down from Twin lake
taking care of his hay crop.
Miss Emmogene Dickinson returned
to her home at Wabeno Monday.
Herbert Maly went down to Amigo
yerterday, returning this morning.
T. w. Mcintyre left Wednesday eve
ming on business trip to Chicago.
Mart Hirzel and wife left tFednes-
day evening on short trip TO ,lll%au.
kee.
Geo. B. Thomas, the Minocqua cigar
man, was in town a few hours Wednes-
day.
Miss Nellie St. Austin returned to
her home at Wausau Wednesday even
ing.
JOS Nemacheck and W. Fl. McAllis-
ter were trout fishing up the line We'd
nesdaY.
VIM. FELTON, and family, of Chicago,
were the guests of Dick FELTON, and
family this week.
Will Stevens, of the Stevens Lum-
Der company, of Rhinelander, was in
The city this week.
The fish train was three hours late
this morning owing to some trouble on
the main line.
The Misses Lennie and Bessie Cave
ner returned home Tuesday from a
short visit at Minocqua.
Agent Niebel moved his family down
from Conover Sunday and is now locat-
ed in his residence on LIST street.
G, A. Maly and family returned Tues
day from Twin lakes where they had
been camping out for a week or SO.
Miss Marie Murphy returned home
last Saturday from lengthy visit at
Wausau and other points down the
line.
Attorney Max Sells, of Florence,
passed through here yesterday on his
way home from the southern part of
the state.
L. w. Schussman and wife were
called to Oshkosh last Saturday by a
telegram announcing the death of a
nephew.
Chas. Franks has been filling in
around his residence this week and
making some other very noticeable
improvements.
W. H. McAllister, of Sycamore, Ill,
Joined his wife here Monday, who is
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. L. Copeland.
Claude Sheppard, of Rhinelander,
representing the Rhinelander Boat Co.
is in town this week soliciting orders
for his company.
Mrs. VIM. Murphy went down to
Wausau today to attend the funeral of
her old friend, Miss Mollie Hollis,
which occurred there today.
Jas. Logg returned home last Satur-
day from Fort William, Canada, where
he has been running camp for Herman
Finger for the past year.
Miss Mary Whisnant returned to her
home at Crandon Monday after an ex-
tended visit here with old friends.
Mrs. Grant Cook accompanied her, re-
turning home Tuesday.
j.. Folts, wife and daughter, of
Delevan, who have been visiting with
the family of his brother, F. Folts, at
Shing- quak En-dot resort, returned
home Monday.
Ruby Slattery and Marten Dockery
went up to Rummels Wednesday after
noon where they will purchase blue
berries during the season. The out7
look for large crop is exceptionally
bright.
Benz. B. Pope, who has beer spend