Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-04-19

after the furniture business OF Roderick
4 Collins.
Geo. Balm spent Il couple OF days in
the City last week. He came down from
his home near Rummels tn havsso me re-
pairing done.
Mise Sadie Mcneil, OF t,lintonville HIS
accepted position in Miss Carrie
Stevens dressmaking shop, she arrived
last Wednesday.
Harry Franks was laid up with the
grippe last week G. T. Webster had
charge OF Mr.. Franks business dur
ing the latters illness.
Andrew Palm, better known rs "Big
Andrew" has charge OF John Smiths
blacksmith shop during MIR. Smiths
absence in Michigan.
john Mcleod, a brother Of K. d.
Mcleod, Of this city, was in the city sew
esal days last week. He returned to
Even, Mich. Friday.
John Diamond, left, Wednesday, for
Milw aukee where he reported .for the
seasons work an pitc her for the Jackson,
Mich, Base Ball Club.
The Eagle Waters Camp No $50, Of
NJ. w. A. 0f this city have issued invita-
tons for their Annual Ball to be held ut
the Rink tomorrow evening.
On page four will be found an inter
esting letter from Sweet Wafer, Texas.
written by Henry Colman, who will be
remembered by many Of our citizens.
The Dime Social given by the
Christian Endeavor at the Rink, last
Thursday evening proved q success.
The Endeavor cleared about ten dollars.
VIM Barnes has accepted q positio"
in Julius DicLman's Wagon and buggy
chop. Will is an experienced wagon
maker and is turning outNome nice work.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. Stewart returns1
from State Line, Wednesday where MIR.
Stewart had been ON business, while
Mrs. Stewart visited with Mrs. Vail
Stewart.
Jay Cook went to Three Lakes,
Thursday. where he has accepted the
position as captain OF the Steamer
JerusaIem owned hy the Laev Lumber
Company.
The young man who represents ''his
satanic majesty i'll this office has been
looking for a round chase belonging TO
this office and which was loaned some
weeks ago.
Bill No. 800 S. detachinR from Tor
ext county and creating the town OF
Cavour, passed the Senate at Madison,
last Thursday and went to the Assembly
to be acted upon.
--Toolpv aud Sullivan have been max
ing repairs in their saloon. in the
O'Connor block, during the past week,
which. adds greatly to the appearances
OF their place OF business.
1t wont cost you ANYTHING to look
over the elegant line OF snitings, etc, at
.Jno. +. Sullivan 4 Co.'S tailoring estab-
lslment You will find just what you
want and everything warranted 70 give
satisfaction.
-TM. much talked and read OF airhsip
was seen in this village Wednesday
evening. 1t was first seen sailing from
thesouth and was visible to many Of
our citizens for sometime until it diSaP-
pea red in the North.
DIR. g. II. Haddy formerly one of our
leading physicians hut now of Minocqua
passed through the village Friday on his
way to Watersmeet OH professional
business The Doctors many friends and
former patrons wish him success in his
new field.
DIR G.. Thomas dentist oi long
experiences, will be at the Central House
next Thursday, the 22nd init. He will
be here but q short timeand any one wish
ing work done in his line should take this
opportunity. as he. gnAreantee all work
to be of the best. Don't forget the date
and place.
il. Is. Rogers, manager OF Jno T..
Sullivan Il Go. = tailoring establishment
in this city, showed us line of new
spring and summer suitmgs, last week,
thnt is bound to suit their patrons. The
pricea orp low and the workmanship
guaranteed to be Of the best.
One thing the present town board
should take into consideration at the
earliest opportunity, is the riding OF
bicycles on the business streets OF our
village. There is not a day that passes
but what some accident may happen to
some one by the reckless riding OF per-
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