Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-05-11
Local and Personal Notes.

Guy IueSudy.
Dan Turk, OF Three Lakes, was in
the city Friday.
John DAILY, Of Grand Rapids, was in
the city Tuesday.
Forest fires are reported to beraging
around Three Lakes.
The county board will be in session
at $3.50 p. M, to-day.
Go to Conlin and have your picture
taken. He can do it.
We understand the fish train will be
put on about June first.
e. F. Sanborn returnedfrom his visit
to Waupaca, last Wednesday.
Clint Croker is visiting friends at
Princeton. He left last Monday.
District Attorney Colman leaves for
WaHsau to-day on legal business.
Mrs. Geo. Murphy is on the sick list.
Late reports show her convalesceut
A number of our citizens were up the
lakes yesterday, enjoying the fishing.
r. Stewart spent last week at State
Line looking after his logging interests
Geo. Radford spent a portion of last
week with family and friends i'll the city.
Joseph T. Ne1nacheck has disposed
OF his stock in this paper to w. j. Reilly.
F. w. Robbins, of Rhinelander, was
ttansacting business i'll the city Wednes-
day.
The county clerk is in receipt OF the
census books for the state, compiled III
1895.
WIN. Mcneil went to Ashland Thurs
day where he expects to secure employ
ment.
The yacht cEaglet' made its initial
trip OF the season up the lakes Friday
afternoon.
Miss Mae Weigand and Francis Slat-
cry spent Saturday at State Line visit
ing friends.
The town beard have had Il force OF
men employed for the past week cleaning
up the streets.
-Patronize home industry by having
your picture enlarged at Conlin's photo
graph gallery.
John Eby, principal of the Three
Lakes school, was i'll the city Saturday,
between trains.
Assessor Lawler is busy these days
leaving the personal property blanks, &c
with our citizens.
District Attorney Couan was trans
acting business in Rhinelander the latter
part al last week
VIM Hill, of Three Lakes, was shak-
ing hands with his many friends i'll the
village last Monday.
VIM West who is scaling for r. Stew
art at State Line, spent Sunday with his
family in this village.
w. S. Smith, of Wausau. was deliver
ing goods in the city last week. He re-
turned to Wausau Friday.
jasper Roderick is meeting with very
good success with his turkish bath, and
it is giving entire satisfaction.
Geo Kneister is acting as relief agent
at Watersmeet. He went up Saturday
and is expected back tomorrow.
Jas. Mckinley returned from looking
after his log drive last week, to be pres
ent at the meeting of the county board
to-day.
John Seeman left, Monday, for Grip
pie Creek, Colorado. He intends locat-
ing there should the place come up to his
expectations.
j. A. Cushman, who was in the CITY
the fore part of last week setting
out fruit and shade trees, returned to
Rhinelander Thursday.
Bert Bowerman has an auction this
afternoon at 2 o'clock. He will sell
horses, harnesses, etc. He intends go
ing to Munising in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock, Miss Gore and
H. Babcock, of Neenah, are spending a
few days at their summer resort on Ken
tuck lake. Thsy came up Tuesday.
IS. A. Bangert, our popular boot and
shoe merchant, left, Thursday, for visit
with relatives and friends at Kewaunee.
He expects to be gone about week.
%. Smith OF Tomahawk, one of the
incorporators OF the Northern Land Co.,
of that city, was in the village Tuesday
looking after some back taxes on land
situated in this county which his com
lpanY owns.