Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-16

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logging firm was transacting business
in town Friday.
-Chas. Shirley. who has been in a
hospital at Oshkosh for the past three
weeks. is home again.
John Daley, of the logging firm OF
O'Day ( Daley, was looking after BUSH
ness in this city Saturday.
Fl. Meinheimer, the Manitowoc cigar
man was interviewing his customers in
this city last Thursday.
Mrs. r. Lieber' who has been visit
her daughtsr, Mrs. ] A. Diamond. left
for her home in Amigo Thursday.
e. C. Weston spent Sunday at
Rhinelander with his brother Frank.
who was on his way to Minneapolis.
/ Attorney Walsh returned from Rhine
lander Saturday where he had been to
argue the Weston VS. Villas county case.
r. Stewart came down from his
camp near State Line Friday where he
has been looking after his logging inter
ests.
-Judson Hall, travelling salesman for
R. G. RagelI Co., of Milwaukee, was
Interviewing the court house officials
Friday.
Mrs. w. TT. Sanderson, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Chris Wise,
for the past two weeks. left Friday for
her home in Fargo, N. D.
Geo. O'Connor returned from Rhine
lander Saturday, where he has been the
past week i'll attendance in the Stub
bings- @ Conner trial.
Miss Christie Gertwood. who has had
charge of Mrs. Madden's millinery de-
partmeet for the past summer, left for
Ishpeming, Mich, Friday.
The workiof putting up the electric
| fire alarms was commenced last Satul.-
day and will be rushed along as fast as
the weather will permit.
JAS. Whites youngest child was
taken i'll last Thursday and for time
was in very critical condition, but is
getting along nicely now.
ART Mathews and VI. Holland were.
down to Rhineander the latter part OF
last week. They were witnesses in the
Stubbings-O Conner case.
G. W. Alulligan left for Hibbings,
| Mimi. last week where he will conduct
IA cigar factory. Mrs. MulIigan and the
children will remain here for the pres
emit.
Don O'Connor who is attending the
Detroit Medical College at Detroit Mich,
returned home Friday He was at
Rhineander ON the Stnbbings-O Conner
ease.
The County Clerk has given the diff
ferent appointments for the taxes for
| the town of Eagle RiAar. to the town
clerk and the tax roll will soon be in the
hands of the town treasurer
ing; business at this place, spent Sunday
in the village renewing old acquaint-
ences. Mr.. Allen is now III the life insur-
ance business located at Appleton.
/ Mrs. e. Lock arrived from Ashland
Friday, and visited with her sisters,
i Mrs. S. Walters and Mrs. f. Quinn, and
brother A. III. Stevens. before returning
| to her home in CIintonvile.
Nick Flynn, who was on trial at
| Washburn for the killing of VIM. Sulli-
van, was found guilty of murder in the
second degree and sentenced to fifteen
years in the penitentiary by Judge Par
ish.
If you want turkeys and geese for
Christmas, call at Chris Wise's Christmas
eve. He viii have lot of them and will
give you all chance to get one. or as
many as yon want. Don't forget the
date or place.
BY Typographical error, which was
overlookedin prooflast week. the local of
] Don Oleson's read that he twas now
making 81 cabinet photoes for a DOZEN
when. it should have read IA cabinet
/ photoes for dozen.
B. H. Bangert was at Three Lakes
Thursday drumming up the clothing
trade Henry turns out a good many
suits of clothing for the citizens OF Three
Lakes and gives the very best Of salts
faction to his customers.
Henry O'Connor, who has been at
tending the University OF Penn, was
called to Rhlnelander last week, as wit
ness in the O'Conner VS. Stubbings case.
He is expected here today and will not
return to Philadelphia until after the
holidays.
A convention of school boards will
he held i'm Milwaukee at the Normal