Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-07-08
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Quite number of Three Lakes peo-
pie spent the Fourth here
Miss Ora Garrison left last Saturday
OF visit to friends at Flambeau.
FRED Morey has a large barn in
course of construction on his farm at
Birch lake.
Mrs. Chas. zimpeman is enjoying
visit from her sister, Miss Almira Leu
BIKE, of Milwaukee, who arrived last
Saturday,
Mrs. Chas. Chase returned last Sat.
urday from an extended visit to rela-
tives in Canada.
Ed, Hedge has disposed of his stage
line at Hackley and moved his family
back to this place.
The Fourth has come and gone and
now for the general routine of hay
weather-if it don't rain.
Geo. ST. Louis left today for Ashland
woere he will undergo treatment in
one of the hospitals there
The misses Gertie and Lettie Griffin
came over from Rhinelander Tuesday
and are visiting with relatives and old
friends.
Miss Nellie Swan of Escanaba, who
has been visiting the past week with
relatives and friends, returned to her
home today.
Harry Aldrich and wife came up
from Three Lakes and spent the 4th
with old friends, returning home Tues
dsy morning.
N. A. Garrison and Wren Carpenter
come down from Hackley last Saturday
and spent Sunday and the Fourth with
their families.
Rev. Dixon and family are enjoying
visit from his mother and sisters, Mrs.
}. h Dixon and daughters, Misses
Laura and Martha, of Beloit.
The dance at The Lyceum Monday
evening was well attended, a large
number of out of town people being
present. Music was furnished by four
of the band boys.
Dan Hall, of Iron River, spent the
week here with.his parents, F. G. Hall
and wife, and other relatives. Dan is
now engaged in running single mill
near Iron River.
2. N Forsyth and family arrived in
the city from Ashland Mr.. Forsyth
has purchased the Mat Katkie place on
the county road and will become one of
our solid citizens.
Another horse race was run last
night between Arthur Morgan's pony
and Ellsworth Kinney's pony. Morgan's
pony won both heats and Arthur now
holds the belt against all corners.
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The infant child of Mrs. Chas.
Bloohm died Tuesday after short i'll
ness. The funeral was held from the
residence at Conover Wedn esday
interment being made in the
cemetery at this place.
Bills are out announcing the pro-
duction of "Pinafore," or The Lass
who Loved Sailor, by the "A. NJ. S, at
the Lyceum opera house next Friday.
Pinafore is comic opera in two acts,
the cast, comprising some 81 character
is entirely Ihome home talent in it's
We will endeavor to give
a complete personal of the play in our
next issue.
We are under obligations to VIM.
Adams for few boxes of the finest
strawberries it has been out good for
tune to sample for some time. They
are from Mr.. Adams farm about three
miles north of town and are fair sam
pie of the hundreds of quarts he is
every day. Mr.. Adams has
a little over an acre into strawberries,
but the indications are that he will
harvest several thousand quarts this
wear. The fruit is much larger than
that shipped in from below. aad the
q quality both lasting and otherwise
seems to excel those of the southern
berry.
A bass weighing one pound in 1895
was caught and returned to the Poto-
mac with a small sleigh bell attached
to it's tail A few days ago it was
caught again with the bell still attach
ed, the fish weia hing six pounds. This
may SAVIOR trifle fishy, but some PEG
pie in this vicinity still remember