Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-03-02
Local and Personal Notes.

UO-udS.
Fred Morey LETT, Saturday evening
for Chicago.
IS. A. Bangert was doing business up
the line Thursday.
w. ]. Walsh and S. W. Smith wenF
to Monico today.
j. M. O'Brien, Of Milwaukee, was IN
the CITY Wednesday.
Superintendent Higgins returned
from Minocqua Monday.
M. Scherible returned, Wednesday,
from trip near State Line
IS. Walters who was on the SICK list
last week is around again.
Miss Frances Slattery came down
from State Line Saturday.
Miss Carrie Stevens was III Three
Lakes Thursday and Friday.
p. Krom, OF Watersmeet, was in the
city Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. Hewlett, OF Conover, was lnfhe
civ Wednesday between trains.
Ralph Bird, postoffice Inspector, was
in the city the fore part Of last week
Mrs John Seeman LETT Saturday Tor Il
FEW DAYS visit with friends at Amigo
Geo Webb left, Monday, for State
Line to grade some lumber for K. OTTO.
Geo Savage, OF Chicago, was regis
tered at the Denton House Wednesday
] M. Raymond was at Three Lakes
Wednesday, soliciting accident insur-
ance.
Don c. Olson was down to Three
Lakes, Saturday, delivering and taking
photos.
Geo CLAYTON, OF Rhinelander, was
transacting business in our village Wed
nesday.
Judge Riordan returned. Tuesday
4 iroin business trip to Rhinelander ane
other points.
S. c. SANFORD left, Friday, TO de
some scaling in Jas. McKinley's camps
at Three Lakes.
Miss Deborah Slattery went up t'
State Line, Friday, to visit with he
sister Frances.
Sheriff O'Connor left, to-day, 10
Star Lake, to subpoenea witnesses Il
! the Schotz case.
"A number OF the boys from Geo
J. Dixons camp came down Friday am
: Saturday evening,
i Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nemacheck re
( turned from their visit with Appieto1
friends last Thursday.
Mrs. f. blechler was s'tmmonec
Monday, to West Bend on account OF I'd
serious illness OF her father.
j. p. Horton the Grand Rapids fiou
and feed man, was filing orders IN III
y line in the village WEDNESDAY.
C. f. Sanborn and Thos. 3. Walls
were transacting legal business at 'fhrf
Z. Lakes Thursday and Friday.
M. Besaw, of Rhinelander, has accep
= ed the position at the planning mill r
!, Gently vacated by Mr.. Lonkey.
Giles Coon came up from Rhlnelan
er. Thursday, to look over his logon
operations at Art Mathews camp.
, L. ]. Cody, OF Three Lakes, came u
Wednesday, looking for men to work
his logging camps near Three Lakes.
!. l.. Sterling, representing the Us
\. kosh Logging & Tool Co., was transa'
- ing business in our village Wednesday
DR.. Phnney, Of Clintonville, was
the city Wednesday in consultation WI
DR.. Neville, relative to Frank Quinn
,e sickness.
-Thos. E. Mullen was interview
our merchants, Thursday, in the int
n. ests of the grocery firm OF Jenny Bro
. OF Green Bay.
w. r. Campbell, OF Berlin, was so
itiug orders for granite and marble NIX
umenta designs in this village the lat
part OF last week.
CiS County Surveyor Bradford has re
us ed the rooms recently vacated by
chinaman. and is remodeling them 6
IN. will occupy same for an office.
- Miss Mae Smiths condition is, at
present writing, no better, on the
trary she is slowly failing. Her relati
entertain but little hopes for her rec
cry. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Walsh and
Madden are still at her bedside in Oh
t1v go.
LATER.-Just as we go to press
- Madden, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Walsh h
ARRIVED from Chicago, bringing
Is Mae with them, who is some better.