Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
Local and Personal Notes.

|
C. W. Mulligan was q Conovsr Wis
itor last Friday.
Sheriff O'Connor returned Wednesday
from a visit to Chicago.
-Thos. Mullen. the Green Bay grocer,
man, was in town last Thursday.
The County Board adjourned last
Wednesday to meet Feb. -, 1896.
VIM. Elesbury, time keeper at Logg'f
camp, spent Sunday in this village.
-E. F. Mechler, iewsler; has a fne lin'
silver mounted leather pock-booka.
VIM. Knox has been nursing three o.
"Jobs" comforters for the past week.
Miss Mary Mcqueen went to Amigo
Friday, where she has a class in music.
Judge Riordan and DistrictAttorney
Colman returned from Wausau Thurs
day.
Miss Florence Clark spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. H. Hewlett, at Con
over.
! Mr. Nicholas. who is president of the
Sand Lake summer resort, was in town
last Wednesday.
Geo. Merrill, ofState Line was trans.
actsng business in the village last Thurs
day and Friday.
attorney Grossman, of Three Lakes
was transacting legal business in this
city last Friday.
Frank Hadley, the well known
liquor man, of Milwaukee, was in the
city last Thursday.
Geo Radford and Ike Madden were
transacting business at Conover the fore
part oflast week.
Geo. P. Dickinson has been quite sick
for the past but is much better ct
the present writing.
! IF. O. Porter was up to the camps
around Conover Friday, looking after
the collection OF bills.
| Miss Francis Slattery, who is teach.
hing at Lake Vieux Desert, spent Sunday
with her parents in thir city.
Did you notice that Olsson il making
II cabinet photoes fer a dozen including
an elegant co!ored photo.
attorney Thos B. Walsh was al
Crandon the fore part Oflast week where
he appeared in a lawsuit.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. of State Line
came down Saturday and speMt Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Slattery.
Fred l.ebar was brought in from
Aldrich's camp Wednesday sick At the
present writing he is no better.
Paul Browne, one of Rhineiander'e
legal lights, WINS transacting business
| here last Thursday and Friday.
John Hines came up from Cody,
| camp near Three Lakes, for few days
| lay-off, the result of crushed foot.
-yohn Green is busy at his hay marsh
nesr Rummelas. baling hay, he will have
in the vicinity of three hundred tons.
Giles Coon. proprietor of the Fuller
House, OF Rhinelander, was transactinq
business in this village last Thursday
Mike Kiordan, one of the best cooks
! in this part of the state, left Saturday
for Duluth where he has accepted q po.
sition.
| "A A. Denton has crew of men at
work bnling hny on his place near Rum
meles. He will have about eighty
tons
John O'Dav drove up from Rhinelan
der, Friday and went up to hin camps
near Conover, to look after his loggine
interests.
Geo. Reed and J. w. Sutton. two o
Minocqua's genial citizens, were transact
! ing business before the county board on,
day last week.
! Gene Lull. who has been filing fol
the Gerry Lumber Co. for tho past two
years returned to his home in Oshkosh
last Wednesday.
#. W. McIntyre's pug dog, Dandy
has disappeared. Mr.. Mcintyre went
| down to Monico Friday to look for hin
| but had no success.
Mrs. John Laney of Duluth, who hal
been visiting Mrs. Bat O'Day at Conove
and acquaintance in this city, returned
to her home Friday.
-Jno. Driscal, who has been workins
at s. Aldrich's camp, came in from las
| Wednesday sick, and has been confined
! to his bed ever since.
Frank STEINER, town clerk of tn
town OF Gagen, came up from Thre
Lakes Friday to get some Information
of Town Clerk Diamond.
AT present there are fourteen guest
stoupinr with TAILOR McGill. -Four q