Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-09-16

and will conduct first class restaurant
there.
A very pleasant party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie i'll honor OF their
niece Miss Flanagan at their residence
last Friday evening.
Mrs. A. H. Stevens and sons Earle
and Claude returned from Amigo Friday.
They took in the fair which was held III
that city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Sweet, who have
spent the past two months OF their
summers outing at the Denton House.
returned home Thursday.
A. Leubke, brother-in-iaw OF .)ohn
Zimpleman, who has been visiting in the
family of Mr.. Zinlpleman, returned to MS
home Milwaukee last week.
--Chas. Hall took in O'Days camps at
Conover Saturday and Sunday. Chas is
taking orders for suits, having the same
made by an Oshkosh tailor. Isl
e. F. Reynolds, general superintend-
emit of bridges for the c. & NV. Railway
Co., passed through our village with a
crew OF repairers, Saturday.
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.
Miss Belknap, neice Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Stockwell's who has been visiting
them for the past two weeks, returned
to her home in Michigan Thursday.
There is great danger in neglecting
Collie, Cholera and similar complaints. An
absolutely prompt and safe cure is found
in De Wits Collie and Cholera Cure.
Geo. Mulligan. our popular cigar
manufacturer, who had leg broken at
Amigo few weeks ago, is able to be
out and around with the aid of cruches.
VIM McGrath received a dispatch
from Foud du Lac, Friday evening, an
nouncing the serious illness OF a brother.
He left for the above city on the evening
train.
DIR. Winfield, a practical optician,
who is now at the Denton Houee, is do
ing q good business. If youreyes trouble
you give him trial. He guarantees
satisfaction.
iofn Tor a TllQRn
left Thursday for q two weeks visit with
parents and friends at his old home near
Detroit, Mich. During his absence Chas.
Mitchell fills the position.
"A raid was made by the police on the
questionable houses of our city, last
Sunday evening. Eleven were hauled
up before Justice Oberholtzer and fined
ten dollars EACH and costs.
j. A. Diamond was in Milwaukee
last week Capt. Twitchell tried to get
John to stay and pitch the, last game
OF the Milwaukee series with Grand
Rapids, but John refused.
We recommend De Wits Coils and
Colera Cure because We believe it a safe
and and reliable remedy It's good
effects are shown atonceincases of Colera
Morbus and similar complaints.
Landlord Mcleod is residing the
Central House this week. He is also
fixing up the interior. Rod is enterpris-
ing and believes in having the Central
House in an up to date style.
Special Deputy Sheriff Walter O'Con-
nor accopamnied Geo. Barlow, who was
on trial at the last term OF Circuit Court
for bastardy, to Rhinelander Thursday,
where Mr.. Barlow secured the necessary
bonds.
Mrs. Max Sells and daughter Verl
left for their new home at Minneapolis
Wednesday. Mr., Sells proceeded them
last week. He intends taking a course
in the law school at the University OF
Minnesota. ,3s.-4 rs,
field of the base ball park. 1t will be
dragged, leveled and seeded. After this is
completed, with the skinned diamond
we now have, will give us the best ball
park i'll the state. II
Next Sunday, 22ndinst., Rev. Father
Goepfert will celebrate the Goth annivers-
airy of his elevation to the priesthood
He was ordained in Paris, in 1866, by
his emminence, Prince Cardinal Chigi,
then Papal muncio at the court OF Ma
poleon the third.
--Thos. B Walsh, and w. A. Radford
left Wednesday on q land looking and
pleasure trip up in 1876. VIM McGrath
conveyed them to Lake Laura, where
they go the remainder of the way
by water. They will be gone from q
week to ten days.
ID. J. Woggamon of Kokomo, Ind, is
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