Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-12-07
Local and Personal Notes.

H. Finger was at his farm near Rum
meles, Saturday.
p. w. Mcintyre returned to NUNS
lug last Tuesday
--R. Otto, started up his mill at State
Line Thursday noon.
j. N. O'Brien was talking groceries
to our merchants Thursday.
/ VIM. West went to State Line, Friday
to do some scaling for r. Otto.
Mrs. JOS Toolev was on the sick
list the latter part OF last week.
Mrs. r. d. Mcleod, left Friday, for
Marinesco, Mich, to visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Sanborn return
ed, Thursday from visit to Ashland.
VIM. Birkett, left Friday, for State
Line where he Will put in the winter for
r. Stewart.
DR. g. H. lfaddy returned. Monday
1 from North Carolina, where he had been
for some time.
Chairman FS. Campbell, of Three
Lakes was transacting business in the
city Thursday.
Miss Gertie McGilvery, Of Three
Lakes. visited with her sister Mabel in
this city Saturday.
Geo. Clayton, of Rhinelander was
transacting business in the city the lat
ter part OF last week.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Patten, last Tuesday. This
gives Dave six Of kind.
Finn Lawler, returned, Friday from
a timber looking expedition near Three
Lakes, for jas. Mckinley.
Mr.. and Mrs. d, z. Riordan went to
| Wausau, Thursday, where Mr. Rio-dan
has some business to transact.
j. 3. Rogers was mp the line Friday
and Saturday, taking orders for .Jno. L.
Sullivan & Co. the merchant tailors.
Mrs. A. f. Howard, who was visit
ing friends here for a week. returned to
her home at Munising last Tuesday.
Tim O'Connor OF Merrill, who at one
time was quite an extensive logger in
this vicinity was in the city Thursday.
Ike Madden was laid up for Il few
days last week suffering from bruised
knee, it having come in contact with q
| hydrant.
JOS. Elliott who was i'm the city q
| few days the fore part of last week, re-
turned to his home in Arbor Vitae last
Wed leSday.
-Judson Hall, representing the H. G.
Razelle & Co., Of Milwaukee. was tran
sacting business in the city Thursday
and Friday.
w. J. Neu, editor of the Leaves, of
| Three Lakes. was tr,Ansacting business
pertaining to IN ltters of his town, iii the
city Saturday.
Again we bask in the genial heat
from our office stove. Our wood pile
has been leplenished some but there is
room for more.
JAS Mckinley went to Rhinelander
Thursday to make arrangements for
purchasing some timber he has recently
been looking at.
Joe kathan was up from Rhinalan-
der, the fore part Of last week, to see
about locating some camps. He will log
in this vicinity this winter.
Vim. Murphy left, last Wednesday,
for Northern Minnesota to visit his
homestead. Tony Wright is acting as
policeman during his absence
Now is the time for you to leave your
order for one OF those nobbv overcoats
that John E. Sullivan & Co. turn out.
They are right in it" as to price quality
and style.
Archie Mcintyre, a former Eagle
River boy, but who has been in Duluth
for the past few years arrived i'll the vii
lage Wednesday and is renewing &C
quaintances.
C D. Bartz, of Wausau, who has
been examining the books oi the county
treasurer of this county, completed his
labors this morning Mr. Bartz SAYS
that he found everything right and that
person could travel the state over and
be unable to find set of county books
kept in finer condition than Treasurer
Fingers.
THE HIRZEL, GREEN HAY CO.,
Six hundred tons OF pure timothy, two
huudrod tnno nc x,,iId how Chooy, fo,