Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-09-21
Local and Personal Notes.

day.
Miss Lillian Donnelly, of Three Lake
was in the village between trains Satur-
day.
Miss Stella Tatum was the gaest of
Miss Ethel Mcleod last Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Stewart Langill went to HaFshaw,
last Wednesday, where he will workfor
O'Day & Co.
Harriet Pier, OF Milwaukee, was i'll
the city, Tuesday, looking after her tax
matters here.
H. N.Jewell, Of Amigo, was III the
city. Wednesday, looking after his bust
hess interests here.
N A. Colman made business trip
to Rib Lake, last Monday, returning
home Wednesday.
w. II. Sanderson drove over from
Rhinelander last>W ednesday. He return
ed home the next day.
James White and James Young were
fishing at TWIN Lake the fore par
last week. They had good success.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Stewart were at
State Line Thursday Mr.. Stewart was
looking after.his logging interests.
j. "A. Diamond left, Friday evening,
! for WausaM. where he pitches to-day in a
game between Wausau and Appleton.
Walter O'Connor left, last evening
for Detroit where he will resume his
studies in the Detroit Me6lica College.
-Chas McIndoe came up from Rhine
lander, Wednesday, on a hunting expe-,
dition. He returned home last evening
Geo Radford; who has been spending
a few days with his family in this village
returned to his labors at Hazelurst
to-day.
Miss Helena LeviEson, who has been
spending the past summer at Tatums
Lodge, returned to her home at Chicago
Tuesday.
Joseph Elliott, chairman of our
county board and the republican nominee
for county clerk, was in the city Friday
and Saturday.
The circuit court for Forest county
convenes at Crandontoday. MA. CoIman
leaves, for there, to-day, having five
cases on the calendar.
Steve Bowker and John Bowers were
duck hunting at the rice beds, near Co
lumbus lake, Sunday. They succeeded in
bagging sixteen duck.
IS. A. Bangert, our popular and pro
gressive boot and shoe merchant attend
ed the observation-disclosures wedding at
Clintonville last "Wednesday.
Mrs. f. Beemis and Miss Jennie
Walbee, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Bowser for the past few months.
left for Iron Mountain, Mich, last Wed
nesday.
e. Bendal captured q thirty-five
pound muscallonge at Little st. Ger
main last Thursday, Mart Hirze pur-
chased the fish and shipped it to friends
III Michigan.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. West are reioic-
ing over all addition to their household,
in the shape Of "A new hoy, which arrived
last Monday. The mother and child are
doing nicely.
Wren and L. Carpenter, carpenters by
trade as well as by name, have the con-
tract of tearing down the old intended
annex to the Opera House. They began
their labors last week.
Joe Mitchell and J. LaBunker return
ed Saturday, from few weeks guiding
at Bent's Resort, near State Line. They
report thirteen tourists leaving, Friday
evening we'll supplied with fish.
AT the Democratic caucus, held in the
town hall last Saturday evening, the
following delegates were elected, NJ.
Hirzel A. Higgins, A. Mckenzie, w. H.
Knox T. b. Walsh, JAS White, JOS Tooley
and N. A. Colman, to represent the
town of Eagle River at the county con-
vention to be held at Minocqua next
Friday.
We do not propose to waste time or
space in arguing the Knox case with the
Review. This case has been tried before
an impartial Judge and Jury and decid-
ed. We will say, however, that the Re-
view made neither correct statement of
the names of witnesses who testified as to
the condition of the walk nor of the
names of the jurors, and that the Re
view made uncalled for comments upon
citizens who reside in this village