Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-12-14
Local and Personal Notes.

NOHHell y.
II. Hewlett was down from "onov /
Thursday.
Two papers of pins for cents at
McConnell's
IF. S. Campbell was up from Three
| Lakes Thursday.
I II. A. BIaesing, of Wausau, was a
guest at the Denton House Thursday
DR.. NJ. f. Sanborn returned Satur-
day, from professional trip down tie
line.
Frank Hoffman. OF Chicago, was
registered Mt the Denton House Wednes-
day.
DIR. g. H. Haddy made trip 10
Three Lakes Thursday on professional
business.
DR. W. D. Neville was summoned to
State Line. Saturday. on professional
business.
Mrs. Chas Chase went to Couer, Sat-
urday, to spend Sunday with Mrs. H.
Hewlett.
Chairman Jos. Elliott drove over
from Arbor Vitae, Saturday. on official
business.
Mrs. H. E. Green, of State Line, visit
ed with her mother, Mrs. A. M. Shank,
Saturday.
Mrs. G. Huckbody and children are
visiting in Wausau They went down
last Tuesday.
VIM Carnegie, chairman Of the town
Of Pelican, was transacting business III
the city Friday
Miss Harriet Pier, OF Milwaukee, was
in the village. Tuesday and Wednesday,
on legal business.
H. j. Mack was down to Three
Lakes, Saturday, wh re he had some
business to attend to.
j. B. Rogers was delivering suits at
Monico and taking orders for more
1HufSQdH ana FFludV
Mr. and Mrs. August Mihawk are
rejoicing over the advent OF new girl
who arrived last Tuesday.
H Finger was at Appleton, the fore
part Of last week. on business pertaining
to the Gerry Lumber Company.
-OYSTERS,-AlL KINDS-AT MART
HIRZEI'S. Call early as prices are
such that you can all afford oysters.
w. H. Fessenden, sheriff elect OF
Forest county, was up from Three Lakes
Thursday shaking hands with friends
here.
r. Stewart came down from his
camp near State Line Saturday. He re-
ports his logging operations as progress
ing smoothly.
ID. Graham returned, Friday, from
Forest county where he had been doing
some surveying on what is known as
Fair Haven Park
oo U1OAAllIIC1 0db 6I L i!E0 lakes
Thursday. He has his camps nearly
ready for occupancy and expects to
commence his logging operations next
week.
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 fright in it" as to price quality
and style.
Mrs Ainswortll, of Milwaukee, who
gave lecturers on health to ladies' of this
| city last week, and Mrs. Emma Wood
ward, an optician of Chicago, returned
to their respective homes Satur lay.
| Mat ScheribIe has since Saturday,
been frisking around like two year old
colt. The cause of Mats JOY was the
arrival Of new boy at his home. The
mother and child are doing nicely.
Deputy Sheriff Sutton came over
fLom Minocqua, Thursday, on official
business. He was accompanied by two
gentlemen who We're desirous Oh partak-
ing of ''chuck- at the Hotel de O'Connor.
M. ]. Conlin, the photographer. was
at Jeffris, last Tuesday, taking views of
the mill at that place. The views will be
used in a damage suit by Sanborn &
Walsh, attorneys for Chas Heena, the
plaintiff.
The tax roll, tor the town OF Eagle
River, was turned over to town treasur-
or Morey last Tuesday and now is the
accepted time for all who wish to pay
their taxes before the tenth of January
and thereby save the extra per cent for
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