Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-13

friends in the city theatter part Of. last
week. They returned to Minocqua Sat
urday.
Will Bowernan left Tuesday for
Munising, Mich, with the intention Of
looking that place over III view OF going
into business.
Mrs. Singler Of Watersmeet was visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Madden the
fore part of last week. She returned
home Wednesday.
H. Selleck and j. Elliot were over
from the western part OF the county last
Wednesday. While here they attended
the NJ. W. A. dance.
H. Haskirs left for Munising, Mich,
Tuesday Should Munising suit him he
will locate, otherwise he will look over
some other places near.
Miss Grace Hyland, who has been
filing the position OF stenographer for
District Attorney Colman and Judge
Riordan, left for her home in Tomah,
Tuesday.
Miss Marion Garrison is teaching in
the intermediate department. OF our
school, having been appointed to fill
yancancy caused by the resignation OF
Mrs. Knight.
Miss Mile Barlow, who has been
visiting her friend Miss Myrtle Mowry
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Murphy, returned to her home, at Iron
Mountain, Mich, Friday.
Miss Julia Tracey, teacher in the
grammar department. of our school was
on the sick list last week. Miss Gene
Dickinson filed her place i'll the school
room during her illness.
The new orchestra composed OF the
band boys will furnish music for a dance
at Three Lakes, next Friday. Ii the
citizens of Three Lakes wants good
music they can always find it in this city.
We understand the brass band will
accompany the orchestra.
-Chas Mitchell, who has been sick for
the past week left last Wednesday for
his home i'll Plainfeld, Wis AS soon as
his health will permit he will return.
During his absence Amos Radcliffe is
looking after the post Office.
Joe Elliott, formerly Of Wausau but
now resident OF Arbor Vitae came
down from his town last night. Elliott
is staunch republican and has made
such a good supervisor that the people
of his town have this spring reelected
him by large majoriry.-Wausau Daily
Record.
All OF the newly elected town officers
We're sworn III last Wednesday. The
new board had their first meeting on
Saturday afternoon. JAS. Mckinley
will look after the water works for the
ensuing year and Robert Stewart will
attend to the wants Of the paupers.
VIM Murphy was retained on the police
force.
J. w. Pierce Republic, Ia, says: 4
have used One Minute Cough Cure in my
family and for myself, with results so en-
tirely satisfactory that can hardly find
words to express myself as to it's merit.
[ will never fail to recommenditto others,
ho4 70,
For sale by Z. Deardsley.
"A. T. Howard leaves tomorrow for
Munising, Mich. Mr.. Howard will i'm
commence the erection OF
large double-store building on the lot
recently purchased by Mr.. Mcintyre, he
will use one side Of the building for a
furniture store and Mr. Mcintyre will
stock the other side with general mer-
chandise. May they succeed in their new
location is our wish.
Anton Wright has resigned his posi-
ton as chief of police in this village.
Mr.. Wright has been on the police. force
here for more than six years, always
faithfully performing his duty, and his
many friends here regret to know that
he has resigned. The town will indeed
be fortunate if it succeeds in procuring
the services OF as faithful and competent
a man to take his place during the next
six years.
The dance given by the NJ. W. A.
Lodge, last Wednesday evening, was
very well attended, III fact the rink was
crowded, there being about $50 couples
in attendance. The members Of this
lodge have always shown great tact in
all OF their undertakings and especially
in social amusements, and they are al
ways ably assisted by the wives OF the
married members, as was thoroughly
demonstrated by the supper they spread
at the dance last Wednesday evening.
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