Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-07-22

-Chas. Huckbody was Wausa1
visitor Saturday and Sunday in connec
| ton with the ball aggregation.
Secure your seats for the Crane
Musical and Dramatic Entertainment. a
A. G. Richison's. Skating Rink, Thurs
evening July %.
| Mr. Chandler is a treat from the fac
| that he is both a pleasing singer and al
artist as a comedian, and he is fast max
ing a reputation in both lines OF work.
St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Barb Wire has advancedin price u
per cent. H. !. Mack received a car load
before the advance in price came and is
now able to sell you wire cheaper than
the wholesaler.
-Rhinelander New North:-The singing
of Mr.. Chandler was splendid, his voice
and manner Of using it is fine; he is de-
cided acquisition TO the city's musical
life and the people will be pleased to hear
him often.
Frank Stein and family are at Lake
Laura on a visit with P. Stein. While
out fishing one day, last week, Frank
succeeded in capturing five muscallonge,
averaging twenty pounds each, in one
hour
Francis Colman left in advance OF
the ball team, Friday, in order to secure
two extra players, as some our boys
were unable to go to Wausau. He
succeeded in finding what he wanted at
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Kovelskey Of Robbins was in
our city last week bidding goodbye to
her old friends and neighbors before leav-
ing for Foreston, Mich. where Mr.. and
Mrs Koveliskey intend making their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins and Mr.. and
Mrs. I. Madden. arrived in town Friday
after having spent a couple OF weeks
camping on Deerskin lake. AS is usual
they caught plenty OF fish and thorough
ly enjoyed the time.
MFR. Frank Quinn was appointed Depu-
ty County Clerk, last week. Mr.. Quinn
is an efficient person for this place and
will in the absense of the Clerk, be found
in the office at any time. The appoint
ment was good one.
&C. A. Devendorff and Frank Fuller,
two Chicago tourists, registered at the
tourists headquarters of our city, We'd
nesday, and under the guidance of G. Y.
Wooden went out to Little ST. Gelmain
to prove their skill at angling.
Sheriff OConnor left Saturday with
Robert Smith for the purpose OF deliver
ing the prisoner to the United States
Marshal. Mr. Smith will have to ans wer
in the Federal Court at Madison to the
charges OF counterfeiting.
We are pleased to note the names OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet OF Chicago on the
Denton House register. For a number
OF seasons they have spent part of the
summer here, consequently their friends
and acquaintances in this vicinity are
many.
--LosT.-In the village OF Eagle River,
on Saturday July 6, gold locket, with
the owners name engraven on same.
Locket was attached to silk cord or
ribbon. Finder will please leave the
same at this Office or with Mrs. Bat
O'Day at Conover.
Sheriff OConnor and Deputy Sheriff
McGill went to Rhinelander, returning
Friday on the 81 p. m. train with the
Villas Co. prisoners, who have been con-
fined in the Oneida Co. jail. The names
of the three prisoners are Chas. Baker,
for burglary; Robert Smith counterfeiting
"Reddy" Thompson, thirty days forhay-
ing venison in his possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Allen and Miss
Greta who for the past several yeas past
have been esteemed residents of this place
said goodbye to their many friends here
last Monday Mr.. Allen goes to Louis
vile KY. to look over the business pros
poets of that city with q view oflocating
Mrs Allen and daughter go to their old
home III Grand Rapids Michigan for a
few months.
Mr. Hartley, Sup't of Northern Divi-
of Chicago North Western r. r. was here
last week looking over the R. r. grounds
and depot, with view to their improve
ment. They now intend taking up the
side track on the east side of the depot
and placing it on the opposite side. Then
making a lawn parallel to Railroad ST
from Wall to Division st. This lawn
which will will contain a fountain, and
other general improvements that are pro,
posed will make a decided improvement
to the appearance of our town.