Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-08-26

TRENDS at State Line Tie HiSC VI ls'o'
week.
w. M. Walsh and daughter, OF Black
Creek, is in the city on a visit With his
son Frank.
Henry Bangert was at Conover, Fri
day, talking fine clothing to the boys in
the woods.
Miss Emogene Colman and Miss
Mildred Stewart were State Line visitors
last Thursday.
=-Chas Hall, who'has been transacting
business at Oshkosh, returned to this
city Thursday.
james Mckinley and R. Stewart
were in Oneida county, Friday, looking
over some land.
Prof. Jas Walsh has been dishing out
mail and licking stamps at the postofice
for the past week
Dell Wines, of 'Rhinelander, was
transacting business in the village last
Thursday and Friday.
Will Carlye returned, Friday, from
his visit to New London and other places
in that part OF the state.
Chairman Reilly las been busy hay.
ing the past week. He finished up, Fri
day, and has about fifteen ton cut.
Mike Reardon, who is cooking for r.
Stewart at State Line, came down Sat
urday and took in the ball games.
-Chas Mitchell returned from Pratt
Junction and Amigo, Wednesday, and
will remain in this city a few weeks.
District Attorney Colman transacted
legal business in the western part ofthe
county last Tuesday and Wednesday,.
Miss Emma Lieber returned to her
home at7Antigo, Tuesday, after visit
of two weeks with friends in this city,
r. Slattery, NJ. Hirzell and VIM.
Knox were at Amigo Saturday on bust
ness. They went down Friday night.
w. J. Walsh is shipping from forty
to fifty baskets OF blueberl.ies per day, to
parties i'll the southern part OF the state.
ED Lacow, Earl Stevens and Bert
Walters returned, Friday night, from
Runtmeles where they had been picking
berries.
VIM. West, who has been scaling for
R. Stewart at State Line this summer,
returned to his home III this city last
Monday.
&C. H, Christie, stenographer ford.
4. Riordan and n. A. Colman, is talking
OF organizing class in stenogrhphy in
this city.
Jos. Nemacheck, in company with
his brothers Will and Frank, spent the
past week at Cranberry lake enjoying
good outing.
Will Nemacheck, book-keeper for the
Gerry Lumber Co.. at their office in
Appleton, is visiting with his brother
Joseph in this city.
Mrs. II. e. Green came down from
State Line, Saturday, TO visit hermother
Mrs A. M. Shank. Mr.. Green came
down Sunday to attend the ball game.
Mrs A. A. Denton and son Lotis
left, Wednesday, for Michigan to visit
relatives. Louis will go from there to
Valparaiso, Ind, to resume his studies.
Mrs. McAllister and sister, who havo
been visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Copeland, in this city for the past two
weeks, returned to their home at Rock
ford, H., Tuesday.
DIR. w. d. Neville, accompanied by
C. S. McIndoe and Henry O'Connor, of
Rhineander, took a trip the Lakota
summer resortlast Monday for couple
of days outing.
Some Of the boys have adopted o
new badge. We do not know what they
are emblamatic of, but we notice the
word ''tin" on them, and the badge is
shaped like atin-horn.
Walt O'Gonnor was at Conover and
State Line Wednesday, subp@neaing
jurors and witnesses for the coming
term OF circuit court, which sets one
week from to-day.
Geo. Kneister, who has been at Pratt
Junction doing relief work, returned to
this city Wednesday. Georges many
friends will be pleased to learn he is to
remain as operator at this station.
| Finn Lawler and James Logg have
each, recently, purchased eighty acres of
land in town ~, range 10. The land
adjoins the great hay marsh near Rum
meles and will be a good investment.