Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-08-24

Highest cash market price paid for
Ginseng Root. JAS. \. WALSH.
Miss Hattie Richmond left, Saturday
on avsit with friends and relatives at
Ashland.
Geo Moss. representing the Standard
Paper Co., OF Milwaukee. was in the will
ageaThurSday.
DR.. Z. r. Cure, wife and children, OF
Columbus. Ohio, are visiting +. 2. Clure,
III this city.
Will Clifford, Of Rhinelander, Was
transacting business in the village Thurs
day and Friday.
i. B. Rogers was looking after. his
customers wants in The western part OF
the county last week.
Miss Ethel Mcleod spent last week
at Tatum's Lodge, on Lake Content, the
guest OF Miss Stella Tatltm.
H N. Jewell, Of Amigo. was in the
city Wednesday and Thursday. He was
accompanied by Mrs Jewell.
W. J. RELY came lip from Appleton,
Yesterday morning, on business. He re-
turned home last evening on the limited.
Mrs. w. i. Smith, d Wansau, who
had been visiting Mrs A. +. Howard for
Che past two weeks, returned home Fri
day.
The base ball boys left, Saturday,
for Star Lake where they crossed bats
With the team Of thatpiace. They drove
over.
John Diamond went to Grand Rapids
Friday to pitch for the Wausau team,
Which played the Grand Rapids team
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Carrie Stevens left, Thursday,
on a visit With friends at Clintonvilie
and Sheboygan Falls, SHE expects to be
gone about four weeks.
Miss Gertie Morrison, whois toteac!l
the third primary OF our schools, arrived
in the city Saturday and will attend the
teachers examination.
Last Tuesday a few Of orr young
people enjoyed themselves picnicng up
the lakes. The Yacht Eaglet was
chartered forthe OCCASION.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Tooley and Mr.
and Mrs. sChas Chase, who spent Il few
days. camping up the lakes last week,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. r. d. Mcleod LETT, Thursday,
bound for Washburn, where she goes to
visit Art, her son, who is one OF the ris-
ing young attorneys in that city.
Leave your order for a suit Of clothes
with J. b. Rogers, manager Of John u.
Sullivan Co., the tailors. In doing this
you are sure OF getting a nobby suit.
Joseph Elliott. OF Arbor Vitae was III
the village a few hours Tuesday. He
rode up from Lost Lake where he is
working for the Ross Lumber Company.
Jas Flood has severed his connection
with I. S. Frankel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Flood left, Thursday, for Crystal Falls,
Mich, where they will reside in the
future.
W. is fiIst-class, satisfaction guar
anteed, to all those who leave an order
Tor suit or an oyercoat at John r..
Sullivan & Co.'S merchant tailoring es-
adjustment.
Mr.. and Mrs G. P Mitchell returned
to the city Monday. Mrs. Mitchell has
taken charge Of the postofice and will
hereafter attend to the wants OF the pub
lie in that line.
j. L. Joyce has been acting us agent
at this place for the past week in
place of f. P. Clure. Frank is enjoying
q much needed vacation, during his
brothers visit.
The latest styles, the best material
the best workmanship and an elegant
fit are just few OF the virtues in order"
ing one Of those dandy suits at John E
Sullivan & Co IS store.
"A. A. Babcock and party Of friends
who have been spending the past two
weeks nj, Mr.. RabcOck's resort on Ken.
tuck lake, came down Friday and re
turned to their home at Appleton,