Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-09-30
Local and Personal Notes.


Frank HuIlcarne down from Aldrich's
camp Friday.
Frank Reyes, of Watersmeet, was in
the city Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Radford, visited in Rhine
lander over Sunday.
VIII Dockery was down to Amigo
last week on business.
Ed Mcclure, the Wausau tailor, was
in the village, Saturday.
Miss Lillian Donnelly, of Three Lakes
was III the village Friday.
Mrs. Huckbody went to Wausau
Saturday, on an extended visit.
&C. 1T. Haddy made a professional
trip to Stella Junction, Saturday.
a two weeks old infant Of Mr.. and
Mrs Ed Carpenter died on Monday even
ing last.
The Congregational Church Society
gave an entertainment at the Rink Fri
day evening.
j. B. Gallon is fixing up the Upstairs
to his building on Division street. Frank
Wolfe is doing the work.
There is a couple Of Western tourists
stopping at the Denton House. They
are q pair that is hard to beat.
Policeman VIM Murphy was entor-
tanning his brother and a friend, John
Mcdonald, Of Montello, last week
Dug Work and Finn Lawler went up
to Marenesco, last week, to look over
some timber for the Gerry Lumber Co.
r. S. Campbell, OF Three Lakes. was
up here Friday and Saturday looking
after the interests OF his threshing crew.
Cal Murray came down from Michi
gan, Thursday, wherehe is employed, for
q short visit with his family and friends.
Miss Francis Siattery has been en-
gagged to teach at Lake Yieset Dessert,
near State Line, andnot at Three Lakes.
Frank Ellis, OF Minocqua, was re-
Gently appointed Corone1. to fill the VA
cancy caused by Mr. MISREPRESENTATION.
VIM. Williams, Minocqua's chief Of
police, was in the village Friday, being
summonded as q witness i'll the chicken
trial.
District Attorney Colman went over
to Arbor Vitae Thursday. He appeared
for the State il q larceny case. The de-
fendent was bound over.
The healing properties OF DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve are well known. It
cures eczema, skin affection and issimply
perfect remedy for piles.
-Gonuea & Dupuies, who have been
running thesaloon in "No. 80, have dis
solved partnership. Mr.. Dupuies con
tinuing the business and Gonuea retiI-
Mig.
Mike Reardon, who presides over the
culinary departmental one OF Stewards
logging camps at State Line, was shak-
ing hands with his many friends here,
Thursday.
Ed Kerwin, one OF Minocqua's popu-
lar men. was over Friday as a witness in
the State VS. st. German and O'Donnell
case. Ed has hosts Of friends here who
are always pleased to see him.
+ 4-ra1y oEi r,(r
salesman for the Gerry Lumber Co., OF
this city, but now with the Odanah
Lumber Co., Of Odanah, was in the vii
loge Friday shaking hands with his
many friends.
C. w. Mulligan, our cigarman, made
his first trip out Of town, since breaking
his leg at Amigo some time ago, Friday,
He went down to Three Lakes to drum
up trade in his line George still walks
with the aid of crutches.
The Buffalo News reached our ex-
change table this week It's published at
Buffalo Lake, Mimi, and G. w. Slnall's,
at one time editor of this paper, name
appears as manager. The paper adYo-
Gates the Peoples Party principals.
The Palmer House, OF Chicago, was
never in better condition than at present
Reductions have been made, recently, on
both the American and European plans.
Ii in Chicago be sure and try the hospi-
tally afforded at this hotel. The man
agement spare no pains in this line.
The Lakota Hunting and Fishing
Resort, on TWIN Lakes, closes for the
season tomorrow. The present season
has been it's best from q financial stand
point of any previous seasons, some
times as high as one hundred and fifty
guests per day being cared for by the
management.
From sunset Friday evening to sun
set Saturday evening, the Jewish people
celebrated one Of their most sacred holi-