Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-09-02

q new leaf to come back to the road OF
virtue, by a sincere conversion.
Mrs. Goodwill, nee Abbie Holman was
native of Chicago. Besides her hus
band and his family she leaves, to dc
iplore her pl emature demise, her mother,
two sisters and brother who reside III
| Miller, Oaklahoma Ter. After the abso-
luton, the remains We're borne to the
funeral car by the following active pail
bearers: W j. Reilly, Thos. B. Walsh,
Ed. Mechler, Louis Gagnon, Jas. FLOOD
and Jacob Regenfuss. A number OF car
riages and large crowd including the
member of the sodalities, formed noble
cortege and followed their regretted
| friend to her last resting place. The
Benedictus being sung in music and the
last prayers recited, all that was mortal
Of valiant christian woman was re-
spectfully lowered into the tomb amid
the sobs, tears, and prayers OF
crown of sincere friends. Among the
relatives who had come from I. distance
were Mr.. Fred Goodwill of Mattoon, Wis,
Mrs. John Bornier and son Of Amigo,
and Mrs. K. Mitchell Of Leoptus who
only reached when all was over. Prec-
ious before the Lord is the death of the
Just, whose remembrance will be ever
lasting. Defuncta adhuc loquitur.
Though dead she speaketh still. :
Requiescat in pace!
Mrs. B. H. Darling OF Watersmeet
was visitor in this city, Friday.
Druggist Beardsley is layingin q fine
and select stock Of balsm for the coming
fall. Don O'Connor has been acting as
his purchasing agent.
Miss Emogene Colman, who has
been visiting her brothers Niles and
Francis in this city for the past three
weeks, left for her home in Chicago last
Sunday evening.
The most pleasant little pills for re-
gulating the bowels, are De Wits Little
Early Risers. Cure sick headache and
constipation. Small pill, Small dose.
Louis Krom, he OF the clothing fame,
accompanied our boys to EscanabaSatur
day. Louis will look over that part OF
Michigan before returning.
There is great danger i'll neglecting
Collie, Cholera and similar complaints. An
absolutely prompt and safe cure is found
in De Wits Collie and Cholera Cure.
Chairman Reilly has been under the
weather for the past few days. He gave
US a very clear insight into his ailments
but we are unable to produce it in print.
Peter Stein, OF the Lake Iausa sum-
lner resort was in the city Friday and
Saturday. He reports good patronage
having had from fourteen to fifteen at
his place daily.
-DIED. Eugene Vexter Burg, at the
home OF his parents, i'll this city, on
Thursday Aug. 20, 1895. Mr.. Burg was
at Odanah at the time, but came down
in response to q telegram.
A. +. Howard accompanied the ball
team to Escanaba Saturday. Frank
went as manager in place OF ". j. Reilly
who, it will be seen in another article III
this issue, was indisposed.
We recommend De Wits Coli: and
Colera Cure because we believe it a safe
and and a reliable remedy. It's good
effects are shown at once in caseso Colera
Morbus and similar complaints.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Quinn left Tuesday
| for Clintonyille where they will visit
friends and relatives. From there Mrs.
Quinn will go to Chicago to purchase
her fall stock OF millinery.
#. P. Clure expects his brother, Dr.
It. r. Clure, of Columbus Ohio, next We'd
nesday During Mr.. Gures visit here, ne
will accompany his brother Frankito la
tum's Lodge where they will visit Mr.
| Tatum.
| New North: G. s. McIndoe is at
1 49,
wants Of those who are troubled with
diseased molars. During his absence
Henry O'Connor is taking care OF the
office here.
While at Amigo last " ednesday y.
w. Mulligan, OF this city had the mis-
fortune of breaking hrs leg. There was
quite a few Eagleites in that city at the
time and during the scuffleaa the accident
occurred. He was brought home Thurs
day and is doing as well as his many
friends could hope.
| DIR. w. D. Neville, Chas. Mclndoe
Chas Hall and Walt O'Connor composed
a party of jolly fisherman who went up
the lakes Tuesday with wet bait and
other necessary pharaphernelia to lure
the unsophisticated fieh from their abode.
They returned Thursday and are clrrula
ting some very fishy stories.
I II Walk woo, dawn To MQd1-