Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-01-06
Local and Personal Notes.

visitor IN this city last ueSday.
Ed Mcclure, the Wausan tailor, il
in town. He came up Saturday.
A Mckenzie returned, Wednesday
from business trip to Wausau.
r S. Campbell was up from Three
Lakes, last Tuesday, on business.
james Serva, of Star Lake, was il
the city last Tuesday on business.
j. Hyslop, of Chicago, was registered
at the Denton House Wednesday,
Peter Stein, of Star Lake, was trans
acting business in this village to-day
Judge Riordan was at Minocqua The
latter part of last week on legal bust
ness.
-Chas Hall was taking orders fol
clothing up at the camps yeterday and
to-day.
M w. Lloyd, of the Land, Log &
Lumber Co., of Milwaukee, is in town
to-day.
j. B. Monahan was transacting
business i'll the village Thursday and
Friday.
Will Samphire, who has been work
ing down the line, returned to the village
| Friday.
Giles Coon, of Rhinelander, was in
the city, last Thursday, transacting
business.
F. O. Porter wishes to sell or give
away all of his horses at once. Call and
see him.
| j NJ O'Brien, of Milwaukee, was
talking groceries to our merchants last
Thursday.
S. A, Bangert, our popular shoe
merchant, left for Milwaukee. Saturday
on business.
| Miss Hattie O'Connor returned, last
Tuesday, from a visit with friends in
Rhinelander.
Father Goepfert returned, this morn
ing, from Three Lakes where he held
SERVES yesterday.
Mrs. H. Z. Green was down from
State Line Thursday to visither mother,
Mrs. A. NJ. Shank.
Attorney q. f. Sanborn returned,
Wednesday. from visit at Antrim,
Ohio, his old home.
A. T.. Stockwell was Three Lakes
visitor last Thursday. He went down
| to look over some logs.
Il. .. Law, a prominent mbermaI
of Chippewa Falls, was registered at the
Denton House Thursday.
Henry O'Connor left, last Thursday,
for Philadelphia, to resume his studies
in the dental school theirs.
IS. c. Sanford left, to-day, for Three
Lakes. He will do the scaling at James
McKinley's camp this winter.
Sam Walters came in from the Gerry
Lumber Co.'S camp Wednesday to re-
pair break at the planning mill.
Mrs. A. Higgins, who has been VISIT
ing friends and relatives at Wausau fol
! the past few weeks, returned home to-
/ day.
/ Miss Francis Diamond, who was
visiting with the family OF M. Holland
at Rhinelander, returned hone Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Demas, who have
been visiting their daughter Mrs. VIM
| Roderiek, LETT for their home at DePere
| Friday
Bert McCorrison, of ClintoMville. ar
rived here last Wednesday and has &C
cepted a position with his uncle, A. H
IStevens.
VIM Donev was confined to the house
most Of last week owing to wrestling
match with rheumatism which got thu
better of him.
Cal Murray has been laid up will
! rheumatism most of the time since hi
return from Minnesota, and has beer
confined to the house.
Miss Sophia Green, who has beer
visiting her friend, Miss Edith Mcintyre
for the past week, returned to her hom
| at Appleton Saturday.
Miss Francis Slattery who spent tn
holidays with her parents and friends il
this city, returned to her school at LAX
Vieux Desert, Saturday.
A. Z. Williams, OF the numbering
firm OF Williams & Salman, of Sta
Lake, was transacting business in tn
county seat last Tuesday.
Miss Mae Weigand, who was spend
ing her vacation abroad with friends
returned home last Thursday to resum
her duties as teacher in our school.