Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-01-25
Local and Personal Notes.

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For the very best custom made shirts
call on j. B. Rogers.
Friday was about as blustery q day
as we would care to experience
j Dane, Of Woodruff, was in the
village, Wednesday, on business.
Mrs. P Taggert went to Hazelhurst.
Friday. Tor a few days visit With her
son Georges family.
s. Smiley came in from Schelible's
camp Saturday on business.
Jas Mckinley was looking after his
logging operations near Three Lakes, the
latter part Of last week.
The Board Of Supervisors have ex-
tended the treasurer's time for collecting
taxes forty-fve days.
R ID. Mcleod returned from Even,
Mich, Thursday where he had been to
look at some timber.
The Band Boys are making prepara
tions to give a grand ball On the evening
OF February 22nd
just leave your order with J. B.
Rogers, at Jno E, Sullivan & Co. S store
for one Of those nobby fitting suits
Mat Schelible was at Three Lakes
last Monday. While there he pure hased
team to use in his logging camp.
OYSTERS, AL KINDs-AT MART
HIRZEL'S. Call early as prices are
such that you can all afford oysters.
&C. 7. Webster, who was visiting
friends in the city, the fore part Of last
week, returned to Minneapolis Tuesday.
Finn Lawler and Ed Lacow who
have been near Three Lakes doing some
surveying, returned home this mornin-
ing.
Merton Dickinson returned TUESDAY,
from Ashland where he had been to take
an examination before the North West
ern officials.
w. J. Walsh returned, Saturday,
from Madison, where he had been visit
ing his brother james who is attending
the University.
= T Hooper Of Lake City, Mich,
has located ut Three Lakes and will
practice law. THIS gives Three Lakes
two attorneys.
Jasper Roderick wasat Three Lakes,
the fore part Of last week, attending to
the wants Of his patrons of that place i'll
the furniture line.
Mart HirzeI has been busy fine pas
week filing his ice houses with ice from
Silver lak> He has been hnsting it
right iii and expects to finish in few
days.
-MILK.-Parties wishing good fresh
milk delivered at their home can get the
same by leaving their orders with n l..
Kinney. Milk is warranted to be fresh
and pure.
Miss Mabel McGilverav went to
Monoico, Friday, to visit her sister, re-
turning Saturday She was accompanied
by her sister who spent sunday with
her here
The weather for the past few days
has been very cold, the Thermometer
as forty degrees below. 1t
was some what milder this m orning be-
ing twenty-five below.
DIR. w. D. Neville was in Chicago last
week ON a business trip. While away
Mr.. Neville purchased complete house
hold outfit for the house he expects to sell
to Ole Swenson.
DIR. M. E. Sanborn was at Three
Lakes, Saturday, where he is giving pro
fessional attendance 70 y. Dixon, form
err resident Of this place, who is very low
with inflammation OF the bowels
1t wont cost you ANYTHING to look
over the elegant line OF suitings, etc, at
Jno. E. Sullivan & Co.'S tailoring estab-
lishment You will find just what YOU
want and every thing warranted to give
Geo w. Langley, OF Merrill, has been
appointed state timber Inspector, by
Governor Schofeld. Mr.. Langley has
followed numbering nearly all his life and
he will have no difficulty in filing the
Office to the satisfaction of all.
George Clayton, OF Rhinelander, and
Chas LeForge, OF Rocford, ILL.,, We're in
the city the fore part Of last week on
business. MIR. Clayton will saw the logs,
which JAS Mckinley is putting in for
Mr.. LeForge's company, at his mill in
Rhineander.