Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-25
Local and Personal Notes.

VIM. Burkett left for State Line Fri
day.
Joe Lamb came down from Conoyer
Saturday.
IS. w. Smith was transacting bust
ness in Green Bay Friday.
i. 3. Battin, of Wausau, was regis
tered at the Denton House Wednesday.
barney Mcclure, who has been en-
ployed as scaler by A. Mathews, is i'll the
city.
Dell Wines, of Rhinelander. was
transacting business in the village last
week
j. B. Rogers, John Z. Sullivan & Go. S
agent, is in the city looking after his
firms interests.
Mrs H. f. Green, of State Line, Wis
tied, Thursday and Friday, with her
parents i'll this city.
j. p. Horton, the Grand Rapids -four
and feed man was interviewing our mer-
chants Thursday.
John Eby, principal of the Three
Lakes schools, was IN the city Saturday
between trains.
Johnny Hobart boarded the south
bound train Friday.
Mike Doyle, of Minocqua, drove over
to the metropolis OF the county Sunday.
He returned home to-day.
Henry Graef, one OF Monico's pioneer
merchants. was transacting business in
the village Saturday.
VIII Clifford. the Rhlnelander tailor,
was Interviewing his many customers i'll
in the village last week
Mrs 4. NJ Shank and Mrs. Nate
Emmons visited with Mrs. H. f. Green,
at State Line, Saturday.
IS. a. Bangert returned Saturday,
fromn two weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Kewaunee.
Nj w. Lloyd, OF Rhinelander, was III
the city Friday looking after the Land
Log & Lumber Co. interests
&C. b. Bloodgood, auditor Of the
NORTHEASTERN was III the city Friday,
checking over their office receipts.
The town board have a force of men
blowing and leveling main street from
the court house to Wall street.
Rev. H. G. Todd was summoned,
Thursday, to Mercer, Wis, todelver the
sermon at the funeral of Mrs Fay.
A. W Brown, Of RhineIander, was in
the city Friday looking after some tax
matters. He returned home Saturday.
M. f. Sanborn is visiting with his
brother Fred in the city Mr.. Sanborn
is a practcing attorney located at Man
ava.
Geo ST. Louis moved his family to
Mullising Thursday. He will follow his
trade, that of carpenter, i'll his new
home.
Chris Ely, one OF the proprietors of
the Northern Hotel at Monico, was shak-
ing hands with his many friends II this
clty Tuesday.
e. Clark, of Rhinelander, was in the
city the latter part of last week making
the acquaintance of some of our leading
District Attorney Colman left Wau-
sau after the dissolving OF the Jackson
injunction, for Chicago. He will return
about Wednesday.
-Liveryman Jones, who has been con-
fined to his home by sickness for some
time past, is able to be out and attend
to business again.
The rear OF O'Day & Daly's drive is
between Short Portage and Otter Rap
ids. This is from three to four weeks
earlier than last season.
Giles Coon came up Monday from
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the week out at his logging camps. He
returned home Friday.
Jack O'Day was in the city Friday
We understand that ODay & DAILY have
recently raken another contract to put
in logs at Conover next winter
N. H. Jewell, of Amigo, accompan-
led by special agent of his firms, was
in the city last week, looking after his
piano and sewing machine trade.
Amos Radcliffe was attending the
tax sale at Crandon the fore part OF last
week. He went over to purchase some
certificates for the Gerry Lumber Co.
A Babcock returned, Thursday, from
weeks stay at his summer resort on
Kentuck hike. He boarded the south
bound train for Appleton the same day,