Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1924-01-31

River could do for it what Mr. Cur
tiss has done for Plymouth; but
there is no reason why the commun-
ity as a whole cannot make suffi-
cient effort to interest some one who
has the necessary capital, to invest
their money in an enterprise that
would pay rich returns from the day
it was opened.
Plymouth's new and modern Hotel
is of brick, tile and concrete con-
stluction, three stories in height
with a 10 foot basemet under the en-
tire building. 1t was constructed on
the unit basis, there being three units
in ALL The first and second units of
the building are completed, and the
third unit will be built this year,
building operations to start early in
the spring The Hotel with the com
pletion of the third unit will cover
a ground area of so by Ito feet.
The basement contains large tiled
Grill Room, Is by 81 feet, with an al
cove IL feet, three inches by IS feet
inches in size, card room, 16 by
26 feet, a mems toilet, women's toilet
vegetable storage room, laundry
room, boiler room machinery room,
coal storage, two conIrete water stor-
age tanks for rain water with ca
pacity of 532 barrels, water softener
machinery, and pump room. It also
contains 40 by go feet of as yet un
assigned space, a sample room 241
feet, six inches by 4S feet in size,
and several storage rooms.
The Grill Room has two entrances,
one from the lobby on the q. St glocf,
and one directly from the outside,
through an enclosed tiled stairway.
It is well lighted, having rs 1OO-watt
ceiling lights with fixtures of very
neat design. The walls and ceiling
are finished in Flat-Tone multi-coior,
to harmonic with the silver gray
furniture and the other fixtures and
appointments The floors and bases
are in red quarry tile, with white
joints
There are two entrance vestibules
on the main floor one on Caroline
Street and one on Main Street. The
Caroline yestibule leads to the office
lobby and stairway to the Grill Room
The Main Street vestibule leads to a
general reception room. A large
lounging room is located between the
office lobby and the reception room,
separately which are arched corri-
doris. Adjacent to the corridors are
the Mushrooms and toilets. A spac,
ious stairway between the office lob
by and Longing room leads to the sec
ond story corridor and sun parlor.
Adjoining the office lobby on the
west is the main dining room, 26 by
so feet in size and capable of com
fortably seating 100 persons. A wide
entrance leading into it from the Of
flee lobby allows direct passage from
one to the other. The tables and
chairs with which it is appointed are
finished in ivory gray, with the wall
decorations in perfect harmony, all of
this representing the latest in hotel
decoration and furnishings.
All of the above mentioned rooms
have cork floors, bearing neat de-
signs. All of the Mushrooms and toll
ct rooms have MOSAIC tiled floors.
A large kitchen, 81 by 29 feet in
size, adjoins the dining room on the
south side. Besides some bed rooms
on the first floor, there are ward
robes, the managers private office,
and large private dining room or
banquet room.
The second and third floors con.
tain the bed rooms, sun parlor, etc
With the completion of the third unit
there will be so large size bed rooms,
80 of which will be fully equipped
with bathroom fixtures, while the
rest VIII have lavatory and closet
fixtures
All bed rooms have perfectly de-
signed Accommodations, including pri
vate clothes closets, telephones, writ
ing tables, ample electric lights and
proper ventilation. The woodwork is
enameled in. white ivory with mahog
any finished doors and trim The
walls are painted in colors of soft
tone. The rooms are all arranged adj
joining outside walls and have large
windows.
All corridors are wide and spaci
Gus, floored with cork tile The en-
tire arrangement of rooms and faciIi
ties was designed with the object OF
giving the CHESTS the hest of cervi nc