Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-06-17
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Moose Cigars at all dealers.

Dewitt Punches the first OF the week
Frank Murphy has accepted a posi-
ton as clerk with Fred Mcintyre.
Louis Schussman and wife returned
today from their visit at Rhirelanner.
Eight hundred pounds of fish were
shipped from this place Sunday even
ing
Emmett Goodenew and family return
ed Wednesday morning to their home
at Amigo.
Donald and Walter Bear left Mon
day for Wausau where they will spend
the summer.
We understand that Mrs. Geo. st.
Louis has purchased Mrs. Maly's mil
inery stock
Harry Mcintyre now has charge of
his fathers grocery and meat market
on Railroad street.
"Doc." Weston, formerly OF this
place was renewing old acquaintainces
here last week.
Geo. Hall returned home yesterday
from Wabeno, where he has been teach
ing the past year.
Miss Maud White left Wednesday
afternoon for Escanaba where she will
spend the summer.
Mrs. F. Z. Clure arrived in the city
today from Chekio, Mimi, on visit to
relatives and fr lends.
Invite your friends to spend the 4th
here with you and then celebrate in
the good old way.
w. H. Bonner Is in Milwaukee this
week in attendance at meeting of the
Z. y a. M. grand lodge.
Mrs. T. Copeland and grandson at
tended the Adventist camp meeting at
Three Lakes this week.
Mrs. j. w. Walsh returned to her
home at Crandon Tuesday after short
visit here with relatives and friends.
John Dusault has been making some
very noticeable improvements on his
property on Wall street this week
Miss Jennie Pinkerton arrived In the
city Saturday on visit to the family
of her brother, DR.. W. j. Pinkertou.
Mrs. B. T.. Walters and son Herbert
returned home Saturday from a week s
visit with relatives at Rhinelander.
Jas, Langil shipped his moving out
fit to Crapdon Tuesday where he has
taken the contract to move several
buildings.
The Misses Selma and Liddy Daem-
mrich, of Pittsville, arrived in the city
Monday on an extended visit with their
sister, Mrs. B. e. Walters.
We are informed that Robt. Ziebel,
of Conover, will succeed Agent Maly
at the depot here, Mr. Maly having
been transferred to another station.
Mrs. Al. Drost, OF Milwaukee, spent
several days here the later part OF last
week and the fore past OF this the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Alex Higgins.
Attend the meeting at the town hall
tomorrow, Saturday, evening at 100 p.
m. called for the purpose Of formulate
ing plans for Fourth OF July celebra-
tion.
A farewell party was given at the M.
3. A. hall on Railroad street Wednes-
day evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Maly, who expect to soon move
away from this place.
David Murray, Of Ashland, was IN the
city yesterday: Mr.. Murray Is connect
ed with the firm OF Bowron & MUIR ay,
printers and blank book makers, OF
Ashland. This Office acknowledges a
please Mt call.
Rev. Brockbank, of New York, has
been holding mission services at the
Catholic church this week. Mr.. Brock
bank is a .forceable and convincing
speaker and has been drawing large
audiences each evening. !. = ''.<
Announcements hayebeef RECEIVED.
here OF the marriage OF Miss Mamie
st. Peters Of .Tolpahawk,. TO JAS. Me-
Carthy, also Of that place, On Wadnes
day of this week. Miss ST. Peter will
be we'll remembered by the young peo-
pie here, she having resided here for
many years with her parents.
June, the month Of roses, weddings
and fish stories Is half over. OF the
first two the season 80 far does not seem
to have been conclusive to their appear
ance, but OF the latter there has been . /