Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-11-11
Local and Personal Notes.

city last week.
James OberhoItzer returned from
Milwaukee Saturday.
IT. E. Dockery, OF Duluth was at the
Denton House Friday.
DIR. w. D. Neville made a profession
al trip to Gagen Saturday.
A. Human, Of Rhinelanper, was reg
istered at the Veronica Tuesday.
Attorney sanborn was transacting
legal business at Monico Friday.
Attorney Colman transacted legal
business at Three Lakes last week.
L. Krom was transacting business
at Amigo the fore part Of last week.
| Sheriff O'Connor was transacting
official business down the line last week
Nj F. Doyle. OF Minocqua, was trans
acting business in our city last Tuesday.
johnny Hobart was deer hunting
near Conover Wednesday and Thursday.
Sheriff O'Connor left, Saturday, on
an official trip to Oshkosh and Milwau-
kee.
Mrs. F. w McIntyrereturned. Thurs
day, from a visit to Ashland and Besse-
mer.
W. R. Smith, OF Chicago, left his
autograph on the register at the Yeron-
lea.
Farmer Brown" and Lynch had q
hearing last Monday, both being bound
over
Grant Cook left, Tuesday, for q
weeks stay on his homestead near Con
over.
Cal Murray left, Monday. for Duluth
where he expects position as lumber
grader.
Photographer Olson is kept busy
now taking views Of the hunting camps
around here.
Peter Stein, proprietor Of the Lake
Laura House, came down, Saturday,
from Conover.
n. s. Campbell, Three Lakes leading
merchant, was in l. e village between
trains Saturday.
Miss Jane Hawkins, who has been at
Ashland for sometime past, returned
home Thursday.
Il. Rens, OF Wausau, was transact
ing business III the village the latter
part 81 last week.
Agent i. 7. Clure made a business
trip to Ashland Wednesday retaining on
the following day.
Mrs. A. Mckenzie returned, Saturday
from attending the funeral OF Mrs. Heath
at Iron River, Mich.
"A Mckenzie, H. J Mack and Lester
Carter spent a few days hunting deer on
Mr. Mack's homestead last week,
Jas. McGonigal, boolzkeeper in John
Goodkins' camp near Conover, was in
the village Tuesday
Judge Riordan attended to legal
matters in the western part Of the coun-
ty last week. He returned to-day.
Guy Stewart, whose sickness Was
chronicled in these columns, is once more
able to be up and around with his many
friends.
Miss Francis Slatterv, who is teach
ing at Lake Yieux Desert, came down
to spend Sunday with parents and
friends.
Robert Stewart left, Thursday eve
ming for Milwaukee. He was called
down as a witness in the Godkins-Mon-
ahan case.
Dan Morarity from Black Creek,
head mar in the Bay Shore Lumber Co.'S
camps at Three Lakes, wasin the village
Saturday.
Ed Anderson and son, Of Rhineland-
er, came over, Friday, to look upon a
thriving little city and incidently do a
little business.
$500 pants made to measure. Call
and examine them. Cheapest pants you
ever saw for the money. Chas Hall will
be pleased to show them to you.
Another expectation OF few million
dollars was consummated last Wednes-
day in the marriage of the Duke of
Marlborough to Miss Vanderbilt.
9$15. 90 Suits! $500 Suits! 699
Made to measure! Made to measure!
CHAS. HALL.
Agent Wanamaker & Brown.
| If every hunter that is now in the
woods were to secure a deer apiece, there
would not be one of the feet footed
animals left to bleat the tale OF their ex-
tinction,
Mrs. zimpleman, mother OF John
Zimpleman and Mrs. Scherible who has
been visiting them for the past ten days