Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-08-09


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Fl, j. Thrun, OF Minocqua, drove over
Friday to see the town officials as to
how his proposition met with their ap-
prevail.
The Villas Republican has made ar
rangpments to issue forth in one of the
rooms in the third story of the Veronica.
Take the elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Babcock and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Babcock, of Neenah,
are attheir summer residence at kentuck
lake. They arrived here last Tuesday.
Senator d. e. Riordan, returned Fri
day morning from Madison, where he
had been attending to the duties OH the
revision committee an chairman. Mrs.
Riordan returned with him.
w. J. Walsh returned, Wednesday,
from his western trip, He had inspirat-
ions to go to the gold diggings ofAiaska,
but now thinks that the locality that
Eagle River is located in is good.
John O'Leary, who has been Mt God
skins camp for the past six months and
who is considered one of the best team
sters in Northern Wisconsin has been in
town the past week renewing old ac-
quain tances.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Carter, Mrs. F.
w. Mcintyre and Mrs. H. ]. Mack who
were camping out at Deerskm for sew
eral days returned home Wednesday.
They report having caught several nice
fish besides gathering in lots of blue
berries.
DIR. g. A. Bangs. of Chicago, a
specialist ON the eye, ear, nose and
throat will visit Eagle River this week
and will have office hours at A. &. Rich
ison's, where he will make examinations
Tree. A full line of spectacles and eye
glasses.
Mrs Mat Stein, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. NJ. Morrison, and the
family of her husbands brother, Frank
Stein, returned to llpl. home at Odanah,
Thursday Mrs Stein has completely
recovered the shu..ll received by being
struck by lightning
For the summer season j. b. Rogers,
OF .Jno. Z. Sullivan Il Co.'s tailoring
es establishment, OF this city, has been
turning out the nobbiest suits imagin-
able. He defies outside competitors to
compete in prices and workmanship.
&C. O. Law, of the Mississippi Valley
Lumber Co., OF Chippewa Falls, was in
the city last Wednesday looking after
his company's interests. Wednesday
afternoon he went out to Morey's Sum-
mer Resort and saw as elegant a resort
as can be;foundin the state. He return
ed to his home Thursday
Mr.. and John Diamond who have
been at Jackson, Mich, the past three
months returned to the city Monday.
John was one of Jackson's pitchers this
season and has the highest percentage OF
pitching OF any IN the Michigan League.
He has accepted position in q store at
Amigo and will make that city his future
home.
The Review says; ''None are SO blind
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article appearing in last weeks News.
Very true. The reason men are wanted
is on account of the fact that they are
receiving starvation wages and have re
fused to work any longer for the same
and prefer to take to the harvest fields
of tine Dakotas.
AT the nail driving contest at the
Cardo Drug Company's entertainment
last Monday evening, Miss Rosa Dishaw
was the winner, and received silver set
of twenty eight pieces Wednesday eve-
ming Mrs. VIM. Murphy was awarded
silver butter dish as being the most pop
ular lady in the audience, while j. c.
Severance held the lucky number which
drew the lady's gold watch.
DIR. Walter O'Connor expects to soon
leave for Cooperstown, Manltowoc
county, where he will practice his pro-
fession. We can cheerfully recommend
the doctor to the citizens of Coopers-
town as being a fine practitioner. He
has grown from boyhood to manhood i'll
this city and is a favorite with all here.
During DR.. SanborL's absence he has
attended to DR.. Sanborn's business and
hasshown his ability as Doctor Those
who have had All occasion to call on him
for medical aid speak nothing but words
of praise. We wish him abundance OF
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