Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-27

Frank Wolfe and JAS White went to
Three Lakes Thursday to complete their
| lob Of plastering for the town OF Gagel
B. f. Dorr, who has been at Il. J.
Mack's homestead for the past week Or
SO surveying, returned to his home at
Amigo Friday.
John DAILY, OF the firm OF O'Day &
DAILY, of Grand Rapids, was in the vii
lage a couple Of days, last week, looking
after business interests.
Oliver Thomas, OF Lake Nieux Desert
was in the city couple Of days last
week visiting friends. From here ne
went to Chicago for short visit.
The Western League opened its
season last Wednesday. Milwaukee and
st. Paul played at Milwaukee on that
day, st. Paul winning by a score OF 6 to
s.
Walter O'Connor, who has been at
tending the Detroit Medical College at
Detroit, Mich. since last fall. returned
home, Wednesday, for his summer vaca-
| ton.
Attorney Walsh was at Pelican last
Tuesday and Wednesday. While at
Pelican Mr.. Walsh secured the appoint
ment Of his firm as attorneys for that
town.
Miss Annie Riordan, Of Berlin, arriv-
ed in the city Thursday. She will fill
the position ofstenographerin the Offices
Of Judge Riordan and District Attorney
Colman.
Will Radke expects to leave either
this week or the fore part Of nextfor Col
orado Springs Will has good thing in
sight out there and is sure Of making a
success.
-Chas Weismer lett for his home at
Neenah, last Wednesday. Mr.. Weismer
has been assistant book-keeper for the
Gerry Lumber Co., in this city, for the
past few years
DIR. C. s. McIndoe, the Rhinelander
dentist, was in the city a few days, last
week, attending to the wants OF our
citizens in the dentistry line. He return
ed home Saturday.
JAS. Grace, OF Oshkosh, arrived in
the city last week and is overseeing the
loading Of some lumber for the Paine
Lumber Co., sold to them by the Gerry
Lumber Company.
NJ Frankal left for Chicago, WedneS-
day, to purchase his spring and summer
stock Of clothing and gents furnishing
goods. MIR. Fr;ilkel expects to lay III a
stock that will fairly make the Bee
Hive" shine.
j. M. O'Brien, of Milwaukee, was in
the city, Thursday, interviewing his
customers and airing his views as to
which club in the Western League would
carry off the pennant this season.
While doing some carpenter work
one day last week Ed Lacow had the
misfortune to drive a nail into the knee
cap Of his left leg which laid him up for
several days. He is able to be around
some at present.
Contrary to expectations the Brown
Bros, VS. Town of Eagle River case was
not argued before Judge Bardeen, at
Rhinelander last week. Court adjourned
before the case was reached and the
arguing was again postponed.
20. B. Moon, Of the Review, went to
Oshkosh, Thursday, to consult ply
stefan. Bro. Moon has had severe
time OF it with the grip for the past few
weeks and his recovery has not been as
as rapid as he would wish, hence his
trip to Oshkosh.
About forty men left, Wednesday
and Thursday, for O'Day & Daly's drive.
| This company will have two drives; one
on the TWIN with Dick Kenelty as fore
man, and the other Oh Vieux Desert with
Mike Dolan at the helm. There will be
about sixty days drive III all,
M. j. Conlin, the new photographer,
has rented the gallery building formerly
occupied by Don Olson and will soon be
ready for business. Mr.. Conlin is a
gentlemanly and pleasing appearing
young man and will undoubtedly have a
good and lucrative business in our city.
Judge Riordan went to Rhinelander,
Wednesday, to argue the Brown Bros,
VS. Town OF Eagle River tax suit before
Judge Bardeen. This case should have
been argued at Wausau some time ago
but owing to the illness Of John Barnes,
the plaintiffs attorney, the argument
was postponed.
The members of the fire company