Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-10-14
Local and Personal Notes.

/
Fred Hansen was a Three Lakes
visitor Thursday.
-Under-sheriff McGill went to Antige
Friday, on official business.
Max Sells, who Ia now studying law
in Minneapolis, is in the city.
Attorney Sanborn was transacting
business iii Monico last Wednesday.
John Driscal left, Thursday, for a
few days visit with friends in Amigo.
B. Krom, the Watersmeet clothier,
was transacting business in the village
| Friday.
Attorney I. b. Walsh was transact
| ing business down the line one day last
week
ED Seely, who has been employed i'll
the mill at Interior tae past summer, is
iii the city.
Mrs. S. w. Smith, Mrs. J. E. Madden
and Miss Mae Smith left Saturday for a
VISIT III CnlcaGO.
John O'Brien, the milwaukee, grocer
man, was interviewing his customers i'll
tins city Friday.
"A. W. McGuirk leftSaturday for Hib-
bings, Minnesota, where he will work in
a cigar factory.
e. W. Mulligan was talking cigars
to his many customers up the line, the
fore part of laAt week.
Mrs. Joseph Tooley left, Thursday,
for Wausau, where she will visit with
friends and relatives.
Miss Mary Mcqueen was at Amigo
the latter part of last week to meet with
her music class in that city.
Geo. Punches, who has been living
ON his homestead the past summer, has
moved to town for the winter.
-Thos. Mullen was drumming up
the grocery business III this city Thurs
day, for his house III Green Bay.
Mrs. John Harto returned, Thursday
from Fairchild where she had been sum
moned by the death Of her father.
N. A. and Francis ColmaE left, We'd
nesday. for a. few weeks duck hunting
expedition around Devils Lake, North
DBkota.
John O'Day. OF the firm of O'Day &
Daily, was attending to business matters
III this village Wednesday and Thursday
OF last week.
Landlord Darling, of the Railroad
House, OF WAtersmeet, was in the city
Friday and Saturday shaking hands
with friends.
Sheriff O'Connor was attending to
matters, pertaining to his office, in the
western part oil the county, the latter
part of last week.
Fred Horn, OF Oshkosh, who use to
sell cigars along this line, and is now
sheriff of Winnebago county, was i'll the
city last Wednesday.
Richard Sullivan, who been visiting
with his parents and friends i'll Camden.
n. T., for the past five weeks, returned
home last Wednesday,
-Roderick Bros. have had new
hardwood floor laid in their tonsorial
shop, in the O'Conuor block, which adds
greatly to tie appearance.
Say, why don't you try DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers? These little pills cure
headache, Indigestion, and constipation.
They re small, but do the work.
Will Carlye, who has been in H. Has
kins tonsorial shop the past summer,
left for his home In New London, to-day.
Vim. will be with us again next summer.
Mat Stein, who has a position grad
ing lumber at Odanah, wants reliable
news of the doings around Eagle River,
and hereafter the DEMOCRAT will be his
weekly Informant.
Rev. Fl. G. Todd, B. +. Jones, Mrs
r. Stewart and Miss Mary Vought re-
turned, Thursday, from Amigo Where
they had been to attend the District
Convention of Congregational Churches.
-Chas. Miller, contrary to the Review
statement last week. has not disposed
OF his farm, situated on Duck Lake. Mr.
Miller took that piece of land as a home
stead and expects to make his final prcot
ON same next spring.
Frank Npmacheck, who, for the past
summer has reigned in the capacity OF
"his satanic majesty" i'll this office, left
for his home i'll Appleton last Wednes-
day. Frank will graduatefrom the high
school in that city this year.
The work Of grading and leveling up
the Court House grounds has been COM
menced and is progressing very radidly
under the supervision of W. j. REILLY
When the fence, which is to enclose the
| grounds ia cOmuleted the whole appear