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

We recommend De Wits Cole anC
Colera Cure because We believe it saft
and and reliable remedy. It's goot
effects are shown atoncein cases fColert
IsMorbus and similar complaints.
Dave Prosser, assessor OF the town
Of Arbor Vitae, was attending court THIS
week. He, with three others from Arbol
Vitae, hired livery to take them bacK
from here to Star Lake, where they took
the train for Arbor Vitae.
The Fifth Annual Fair and Exposition
Of the New London Agricultural and In
dustrial Associatin will be held at New
London, on September II, IS, and ~
inst. In addition to three horse races
they offer purses amounting to $4,000
for bicycle races.
"A very pleasant picnic up the lakes
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Stockwel, in
honor Of their niece from Michigan, who
is visiting them, last Thursday. The
clip was chartered and carried the
crowd, edibles, hammocks and etc. A
most enjoyable time was reported by all
present.
Frank Opprold, Z. NJ Howan, j. NJ.
Snavely aud R, A. Cline, from Alexandra
Virginia, We're a party OF tourists who
came up Wednesday morning on the
limited. They left the same day for Lake
Laura where they have spent a few
weeks Of their vacation for a number OF
years past.
A surprise party wasgiven Miss Carrie
Stevens, by the Young people OF this vii
lage on Wednesday evening, in honor OF
her twenty third birthday. Games reel
tations and etc, composed the fore part
OF the Observation-Disclosures. Refresh
ments were served and memorable
time had by ALL
w. IT. Falk, who has had charge OF
the rotary side, in the Gerry Lumber Co.'S
mill at this place, for the past two years,
left Saturday for Choate, Mich, where
he fills a Mr.. Wright's position as filler
for a week, the latter going away on
visit. From there Mr.. Falk goes direct
to Hazehurst, where he has a steady
position under Mr.. Radford offered him.
MIR. Falk will shortly move his family
to Hazelhurst.
The Catholic Forresters met last
Wednesday evening aud elected the fol
lowing officers:
Past Chief Range-B. H. Bangert.
Chief Ranga-T. B. Walsh.
Vice Chief Range-W. j. Reilly.
Recording Secretary-W. j. Walsh.
Financial Secretary-Julius Lipskey.
Treasurer-Nm McGrath.
Trustees-Jas McFadden, NJ. Moran,
Oliver Goodwill.
JAS Mckinley drove over to the
thriving little village OF Star Lake We'd
nesday. Mr. McKiniy reports that the
Company is rushing the building OF their
saw mill and that they expect to com
nlence saving next week. This little vii
lage, less than one year old, can boast OF
one hundred dwellings, completed and
under construction, one Of the finest
mill plants in Northern Wisconsin, be
sides q very commodious tourists resort.
Up i'll Ashland county the Civic Fed
GRAFTON is cutting a wide sWath in their
Efforts to have 81 clean city and county
administration. Suits have been COM
menced against members OF the county
board, who are charged with drawing
large fees for services, in fact oyer-draw-
the amount now allowed them by law.
Charges have also been made against
Mayor McClintock, while holding the
Office Of mayor of the city of Ashland, OF
illegally, wrongfuly and corruptly e1-
torting money from policemen under
him, and he is also charged with enter
ing into All agreement to permit and
license d house of ill-fame. Upon the
subject the News says: "From now
until FRIDAY all sorts Of schemes will be
made and carried out in the attempt TO
save the mayors official head. Already
members Of the Civic Federation have
been approached by men who pretend to
be respectable in the effort to kill off the
Investigation. But this won't work.
The people are aroused. They demand
an nvestigation, one that will be fair,
impartial and thorough. Noinnoccnt
man ever attempts to prevent an invest
igation OF his conduct.
PINE WOOD.
have ovnr +hrna hundred cord OF nice