Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-01-27

North of the village looking over sonls
timber
Miss Mildred Steward, who has beer
visiting friends and relatives IL Michigan
for tEe past two months returned home
Friday.
r. Stewart was up to State Line,
/ Tuesday, looking over his logging oper-
ations, under his sons Guy and Eais's
supervision
VIM Clifford, one Of Rllineiander,s
popular tailors, stopped in the city Fri
day on his way to Brown Bros. camps
near State Line.
Mrs. O'Dell, who has been visiting
relatives and friends at Glenwood, Wis.,,
for the past two months, returned to
Che city Thursday.
Mrs. Mcclellan, ofBuffalo, n. T., who
has been visiting her nelce, Mrs. Chris
Wise, for the past ten days returned
| home last Tuesday.
Geo Darling went down to Three
Lakes Saturday to take III the camps
around there, i'll the interest OF the illunl-
mum Co, OF which he is agent
Mrs Raglan mother of Mrs. John
Radcliffe, who has been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Radcliffe for he past six weeks re-
| turned to her home at Brantcroft Satur-
day.
-Assemblyman Geo. W. Iatta, Of
Amigo, also General Land Agent for the
Chicago & NORTHWESTERN Railroad Co.,
was in the village between trains We'd
nesday.
JAS La Forge Il lumber buyer OF
Rockford LII was in the city Friday i'll
consultation with A. e. Stock well relative
to the opera ting Of the Sheridan mill
next summer.
DIR. Neville was called to Three Lakes
Saturday to attend one Of the tramps
who received quite serious injuries at
Momico in their melee with conductor
Jennings crew
The Paine Lumber Company, OF Osi-
kosh, are shipping through our city from
Wakefield Mich, to their mill atOsll-
kosh, from ten to twelve car loads Of
pine logs per day.
little thieves who visited The DEMO
GRAFT S wood pile last Tuesday evening
do not desire publicity through our col
umns, they had better be little more
considerate in the future.
JAS. Tought went down to Monico,
Tuesday, to take an examination before
the board of pension examiners, prepar-
sltory to an appiica ton for d pension.
He returned Wednesday.
a Number OF Indians have been in the
village this week on their way to their
camps down Sugar Camp Lake. They
have been holding one OF their Medicine
dances the last week at Lake Vieux
Desert.
missioner and general purchasing agent
Tor the Chicago Il Northwestern Rail-
way, was looking after some OF his COM
paay's land interests iii this locality
Wednesday.
John Monahan returned from Osh-
kosh Tuesday bringing three teams TO
use i'll his logging operations at Pickrel
Lake The demand by the lumbrelnen
of late for heavy horses, has far exceed
ed the supply.
Judge Riords,n went oyer to Minoc-
qna, Monday, returning Wednesday OH
the ten clock train. While at Minoc-
qua he was called on to defend d person
charged with breaking into house with
intent to steal defraud, etc. He cleared
his client.
All the heavy tax payers i'll our town
have paid this years taxes with two ex-
ceptions, viz: Andrew jackson OF Osh-
kosh, and the Scott Lumber Co. 1t is
not an unusual case for the Scott Lum-
Der Co.. not to pay their takes until com
PEELED to do SO.
! Supervisor White and wife entertain
ed anumber OF their friends at their home
last Wednesday evening Dancing was
INDUCED i'll and refreshments served. All
present went away well pleased with
the evenings pastimes and hope to soon
enjoy Mr.. and Mrs. Whites hospitality
again.
Deputy Grand Master Oberholtzer
Installed thenewly elected officers OF the
l. 0. o. f. Lodge, OF this place last Mon
day evening.
Mart Hirzel, Noble Grand.
Chris Wise, Vice Grand.
W. A. Bradford, Rec. Secretary.
Alex. Higgins, Treasurer.
/ Last Friday nighU our residents
were awakened by sounds resulting from
tin pans, horns and every otheravailable
instrument which would pour forth a
most hideOus noise intermiXed irregular.