Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-09-14
Local and Personal Notes.

Judge l}ardeen and Court Reporter
Hart returned to Wunsau Saturday.
DIR. Daniels, OF Rhinelander, was q
visitor here last Tuesday and We'd nesday.
-E. s. Anderson, OF Rhinelander, was
a visitor here on business last Wednes-
day.
DIR. NJ. +. Sanborn and wife went to
Manawa; last Thursday, for short
visit.
Attorney Duiur, OF the firm ofSanborn,
Dufur & Sanborn, OF A shland. was in the
city last week.
Byron White. town clerk OF the
town OF Arbor Vite, was in the village,
last week as u juror and witness.
GINSENG.
Highest cash market price paid for
Ginseng Root. JAS. A. WALSH.
G. w. Richards, of Star Lake, WAS
shaking hands with friends here, last
week, and attending court as ii juror.
Con Weigand, .Jr. who il clerking for
Il. krom, at Watprsmeet, came down
Saturday, to visit with his parents here.
Judge Ryan, of Wausau, was in the
city, the fore part OF last week, as one OF
the attorneys Tor the town ia the Knox
case.
Mrs. Vim RumInery WIS summoned
to Omro; last Wednesday, by Il dispatch
SAYING that her mothers condition was
worse.
VIM Teifson returned from Amigo,
last Thursday, where he had been to
appear before the board Of pension ex-
anliners.
A. Z. Williams. OF the numbering firm
of Williams & Salsich, of Star Lake, was
attending conrt in the metropolis OF
Villas county last week.
Chairman H. l. l.aughlin, Of Minoc-
qua. was transacting business and silk
ing hands with friends in this village
several days last week.
-Harve Selleck, of Minocqua, was at
tending court here and transacting
other business last week. He returned
home Friday afternoon.
Ole Swenson, was over from Wood
ruff several ldays last week, attending
court and sizing up the politia situa-
ton for this fall election.
DIR. j. F. O'Malley, wife and children,
returned to their home at Choate, Mich,
Friday. Mr.. O'Malley was here as y
witness in the Knox case.
Harry Cummings and ID. Mcdonald,
who were here as witness i'll the Knox
case against the town of Eagle River,
returned to Harshaw Saturday.
Leave your order for suit of clothes
with j b. Rogers, manager OF John +.
Sullivan Co.. the tailors. In doing this
yon are sure of getting nobby suit.
Jas and Stewart Langill, who had
been visiting their old home i'll Nova
Scotia, for the past mouth, returned to
this city last Thursday. They report
having had a fine visit
Work is first-class, satisfaction guar
anteed, to all those who leave an order
for a SUIT or an overcoat at John f.
Sullivan & Co.'s merchant tailoring es
| Establishment.
Max Sells, who was attending court
4 and other business here for a week past,
returned TO Minneapolis Saturday where
he is taking course in the law class III
the University of Minnesota.
DIR. HARRISON, of Star Lake, was in
the city few days, last week, as n wit
ness in case. Mr.. HARRISON is a bright
young physician and is meeting with
we'll deserved success at Star Lake.
Among those who were attending
circuit court here, last week, from
Mnocqua, were Clerk of('ourt Schilling
Judge Geo Reed, l.. NJ. Shew, Thomas
| O'Brlen, NJ. D. bOlger, ana D. w. sutton
A party OF six members OF the Port
Washington Club arrived III the city
last Thursday They have rented the
cottage recently erected by NJ. Scherible
on Catfish lake, and will spend a few
weeks there and enjoy the fishing.
Fred Morey came in from his sum
mer resort. which is situated on thu
point between Catfish and Cranber,
lakes, Saturday. Fred has as fine a re
sort as can be found in Northern Wis
con. Situated, as it Ia, between two o
the beautiful lakes in thisvicinity, and il
the waters OF which all kinds Of fisl
abound, it is bound to be popular.