Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-06-22

ing.
Mrs. Chamberlain, Of Three Fakes,
WAS visiting III this city the fore part OF
last week. She returned home Thursday
Peter Stein, OF Star Lake is i'll tile
village to-day. He states that they will
have a grand celebration at his place
the Fourth,
Mrs. Geo Radford went to Rhinelan-
der Tuesday to visit with friends. From
there she went to HazelhurHt to visit her
husband who is fling for the YaWkey
Lumber Co.
The members Of ST. Peters church
will hold fair and give all entertain
ment for the benefit Of their church, at
the Rink, OH the 28tii and30th inst. All
are invited.
in the case Of Henry Hewlett plain
tiff VS.. Andrew iFativick defendant tried
defore a jury in the municipal court last
Monday, Judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff for $685..
"A party consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. D. Mcleod, Mrs. F. ". Mcintyre, and
Mrs. Mains, We're trout fishing near
State Line yesterday.
There was quite a forest fire north Of
us last Thursday. From meager reports
we learn that H. Hewlett, who has a
homestead in that vicinity. had every
thing on his place burned.
- the Democratic convention held
at the court house, in this village, last
| Thursday, for the purpose OF electing a
delegate to represent Villas county at
the state convention, NJ. Hirzel was
elected.
r O. Porter expects to leave for the
state Of Maine about the first Of July.
In order to dispose Of his belongins here
he will have an auction next Friday the
Goth lust. Everything will so regard
less Of cost.
VIM Kimleq, Of Elgin, H., who is a
member OF the Elgin Watch Co., was in
the city last week Mr.. kimler has been
a constant visitor here for the past sew
era years during the hunting and fishing
seasons.
VIM Clifford, the Rhineiander mer-
chant tailor 1was in the village last
Thursday and Friday From the
amount Of business MIR. Clifford does here
it goes to show that he gives his custo-
mers satisfaction.
We wish to cali the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement Of Neon
lIeIl's which appears in this issue. You
can always rely upon their representa-
tons as being just. 60 and call upon
them and be convinced
-Taxidermist Gansman is mounting
the 43H pound muscallonge which Fred
Morey caught last week. He is taking
great pains on this work and when the
Job is completed it will be as fine as any
taxidermist in the country can produce.
PROF J, A. Walsh was confined to
his bed last Monday and Tuesday, on
account OF illness, but was able to re-
sumo charge OF our schools Wednesday
He had a, relapse Thursday and at the
present writing (Friday) he is seriously
| i'll.
VIM. West, who went to Munising
| H., l. l.
! ed as to whether he will return to Mum
Using or not. He reports that there is
from ten to twenty men there for every
| job, and that the majority OF these
men have not the means to leave and
seek labor elsewhere.
H. Selleck, Of Minocqua, was trans
acting business and visiting friends in
the village a couple Of days last week.
While here Harve organized q class in
Smear, but his pupils proved to be veter-
ans at the art which accounted for the
weary look their teacher had during his
soiourn here.
D Graham, Al Bradford, R Stewart,
VIII Dockeray, Earl Stevens, John Hob
art, Frank Stevens and Louis Morgan Of
this place, and NJ. Fitzgerald OF Oshkosh
were ut Conover last week. Mr.. Fitz-
gerald represents Mr.. Monahan in the
Monallan-Godkin's case and went over
the old grounds for the purpose Of hay
ing accurate testimony.
Paul strauck and wife, and Chas.
Wescot and wife, who have been fishing
at Dam lake returned to their home at
Wausau, last Wednesday. They enter
tanned q party Of their friends from
Wausau, consisting OF Jonn Dick, Mr..
SchofeId and Jake Paff for II few days
previous to their leaving. On the last
evening they had a display Of fireworks
and enjoyed themselves as only a Jolly