Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-06-29

exhibit at Wausau on Sept. 9Th next
Reduced rates on all railroads.
Nine workmen from Wausau are
busy tearing down the Sheridan mill,
preparatory to moving it to Munising,
Mich.
Matt Schp1~ible and Chauncey Poor
were at Rhinelander, Thursday. Mr.
Poor went down to prove up on his
homestead and Mr., Soheribe as a wit
ness.
We would call the attention Of our
readers to I. S. Frankel's al in this issue.
Mr.. Frankel has just received a large as
sortment Of fire works which he offers at
very low figures.
A camping party consisting OF Mr..
] and Mrs Ebright, Mr.. and Mrs. Mains,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod and Miss Ethel
/ Mcleod, are at Buckataubin. They
went up Saturday.
John Mercer, OF Minocqua, was in
the city Friday and Saturday We
understand Mr. Mercer is a candidate
for the nomination Of Register OF Deeds
on the republican ticket.
j. B. Grover, of Rolling Prairie,
who owns twelve hundred acres OF land
lust north OF the village is preparing to
clear up about one hundred and sixty
acres of his land for farming purposes.
Mr.. end Mrs. Il. O. Porter leave for
Maine next Wednesday. They have made
warm friends since their stay among us,
who regret their departure. Mr.. Porter
may embark in the mercantile business
| in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Lanctot left Con
over, last Wednesday, for Merrill where
they will visit with friends for q week or
SO after which they will go to HarshaW
where Mr.. Lanctot has a position with
O'Day & DAILY.
At Washburn in the case sof State VS.
A. G. Probert, charged with the embez-
Element Of 81, 800, the jury were dis
charged upon request OF the state, who
presented all affidavit that the jury had
been tempered with.
! Harry Jones has purchased the T O..
| Porter livery stables. He will have first
class rigs, and intends keeping an up to
date hostery in all respects. Harry is
an experienced person in this line and
will please his customers every time.
Last Thursday Sheriff O'Gonnor,
Under-sheriff McGiII and Judge Riordan
drove over to Star Lake and brought
back with them Mrs. Naye, who Was
mentally unbalanced. Sheriff O'Connor
took her to the hospital at Oshkosh,
Saturday,
A very pleasant surprise was tender
ed Mrs VIM, McGrath, last Wednesday
evening, by about twenty-five OF her
friends, who took possession OF the
house and enjoyed themselves until after
midnight. Dancing, games and refresh
ments constituted the evenings enter
/ tainment.
VIM Hill, one Of Three Lakes hnstl-
ing business men, was in heVillage Fri
day. He came up to complete arrange
ments with our band and base base ball
bows to come down and assist their
citizens in celebrating the Fourth Of
July. Their little village will have a
| frst-cass celebration and a number
from here will attend.
A number of our citizens left. Tues
day, for Oshkosh, being summoned as
witnesses in the Godkins-M onahan case.
! Among those who went down We're,
Finn LAWYER, Chas and A. A. Denton, A..
Bradford, Dave Patten. D. Graham Chas
McFadden, r Stewart, w. j. Walsh, H..
Finger, f. w. Mcintyre, Thos Butler and
Jas Mckinley, the latter being accomp-
anied by Mrs. Mckinley.
One week from to-day occurs the
annual school election for clerks of the
respective districts. In district number
/ the election will probably be quite
spirited T. q. Walsh, Joseph Nema-
check and James Flood are candidates.
In district number 2 and 3 there has as
vet but one candidate, i'll each district,
come up for election. John Radcliffe
and Geo P Dickinson in the former and
Lester Carter in the latter.
Dubuque, Qa.) Daily Times; ohnny
Diamond was released Wednesday after
noon and will probably return to his
home at Eagle River, Wis. 1t is consid-
cred that Rice is stronger man in the
box. Didmond, however, pitched good
ball, and it is not likely that he need re-
main out OF work if he has any further
ambition to play ball. He is city clerk