Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-01-06

warm.
Mrs. Huckbody, who has been spend
ing her holiday vacation here with rela-
tiyes. left for Crandon to-day to resume
her school work.
County Clerk Colman went to Rhine
lander, Wednesday, to look up some
records for his Office in this county. He
will be gone about two weeks.
| M. Goldin, who is running camp
for J. B. Monahan near here, went to
Oshkosh Saturday in response to tele-
gram announcing the death of his young
child.
County Superintendent Higgins,
| who has been visiting friends at Wausau
and attending the State Teachers Asso-
citation at Milwaukee, returned home
Friday.
| DIR. A. B. Rossenhery. of Arbor Vitae,
was in the city last Friday having been
called here OH account of the illness OF
Fred Mcintyre. He returned home the
same day.
The commission appointed by Presi-
dent Cleveland will meet next Saturday
to perfect plans for the Venezuela inquiry
! Justice Brewer unsolicited President OF
| the commission
Miss Julia Tracey, who has been
spending her vacation with relatives at
Merrill, returned to this place, Saturday.
to resume her duties as teacher in the
grammar department OF our shoot.
The dance given by the Firenen, last
Tuesday evening, was we'll attended and
pleasant time was had by all who par
ticipated. Although the dance was not
financial success the boys are thankful
for small favors.
i. S. Frankel went to Ashland Fri
day. He will take his little son, Joe,
who has been in Rhinehart's hospital for
the past few weeks, to Chicago to be
treated, DIR. Rhinehart claiming he could
do nothing for him.
DR.. w. d. Neville was at Three Lakes
Saturday on professional business. The
Dr. has had quite a serious case there to
contend with for the pastcoupe OF weeks
but lie reports his patient as being on
the safe side now.
VIM Doner received letter, Friday,
from his brother-in-laws, the Mcdonnell,
Bros, OF Oshkosh, formerly OF this place,
stating that they had suffered loss OF
about So. 900 by fire New Years morn
ing. The loss was partly covered by in
surance.
DIR. Phiney, of CIntonville, arrived
here. Friday, in response to a telegram
sent him by DR.. G. II. Haddy, to consult
over the condition of Fred Mcintyre.
He found Fred improving and thought
he would pull through, He returned
home the same day.
-Gov Upham will hear argumentslor
the pardon Of Rose Zoldoski, confined in
the State Prison at Waupun for the
murder of Ella Malley The district at
torney, who prosecuted the case, as we'll
as other Richl;lnd Center people are now
working for her pardon.
The postoffice authorities have made
decision that the clipping OF postal
cards, the rounding OF corners and trim
ming the edges subjects them to All extra
one cent for postage. The law requires
that they be mailed in the same form
and size they are issued by the depart
ment.
The Merrill Advocate came out last
week III a fine extra edition OF eighteen
pages and was edited by the ladies Of
the Presbyterian Church, OF that city.
The columns We're well filled with inter
esting reading matter and the ladies
may we'll feel proud of their efforts in SO
great an enterprise.
-Wausau has been having q small
pox scare. but SO far only one case OF
that disease has shown up. A man by
the name of O'Malley came to Wausau
from a, camp near Harshaw sick ind
showed symptoms of small pox, but by
the latest reports he is getting along
nicely and no new Developments have
occurred.
Late dispatches from Cuba indicate
| that the war on that island is nearly at
an end. On Saturday the insurgents
| were in sight OF Havana, the capitol OF
! Cuba, and it was expected that decisive
battle would be fought i'll q day or two
| If the insurgents are successful IN this
battle it will practically end the war
and Cuba will have won her independ-
ence from Spain.
Fred Mcintyre who was seriously in
jured last Monday while lifting on
| L..uoJ >f nj 10 soma what hn1ter asst