Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-04-26

in the city last Thursday and ia &C the
Denton House. Mr.. Thompson wse u
visitor here last summer and was SD well
impressed with this part of the country
that he will remain here the coming sum-.
mer.
Why not leave your loose change at
the Gerry Lumber Co.'s store when you
can get good roasted coffee at 13 cents
per pound, eggs at nine cents per dozen,
uncolored Japan tea at IL cents per
pound, eardines at cents per can, and
goods in proportion.
Mrs. W. H. Sanderson left, Friday,
after a short visit with her sister Mrs.
Chris Wise, for Garth, Micn., TO visit
with her parents. From there she goes
to Salt Lake City, Utah, to join her hus-
band. They will hereafter make their
home in British Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Slattery accom-
panied by their daughters Deborah and
Ida drove to Rhinelander last Wednes-
day, where Mrs. Slattery went to have
some dentistry work done. Mr.. Slat-
terry returned the same day while Mrs.
Slattery remained there until Friday.
Miss Anna Riordan who il official
stenographer for the committee on Revi-
sion of Statutes, returned from Madison.
Saturday, to spend several weeks here.
She returns to Madison in June where
she will remain until after the adjourned
session of the Legislature in August.
John vogels left for Wausaukee, last
Thursday. From there he goes to Ke-
waunee where, we understand, he will be
united in marriage to young lady who
is we'll known and has many warm
friendsin this city. AS John told this to
us confidentally we will say nothing
more.
Last Wednesday Mart Hirzel closed
q deal by which he became owner OF the
building ON wall street commonly known
as the BOARD OF Trade" 1t very
desirable piece OF property and Mr.. Hir-
Eel can be congratulated on Ills purchase.
He has not as yet decided when he will
move into his new place.
The Scriptures tell us that no man
should think more highly OF himself than
he ought to think, from which we may
certainly deduce that no man should
think ess OF himself than be ought to
think; and that he should so venerate
himself as to associate his mind only
with ideas that have benefit and gain Of
che human race wrapped up in them.
--One of the most enjoyable parties
given in this city for some time was
given by the Eagle Waters Camp, NJ. W..
A., at the Skating Rink last tuesday
evening. There were about sixty-fve
couples in attendance, among which
were noticed II few from Three Lakes.
Supper vas furnished by the wives OF
the members Of the lodge which fact
known was tempting the palate of all
present. 4 pleasant time was had
throughout and all present wish the NJ.
w. AS. many returns OF their annual
ball.
Mrs. Frank Quinn left last Monday
for Clinton vile, where she will make her
home. During her residence in this city,
the past three years, Mrs. Quinn made
many friends who regret her moving
away.
LArER.-We lerrn through the Clinton
vile Tribune that Mrs. Quinn was united
III marriage. at Clintonville ON the 22nd
inst, to Mr.. +. p. Longeson, q business
man Of that place. Mrs. Quinn has the
congratulations OF her friends here.
VIM. Roderick. John Harto and
Frank Murphy lesbve today for their trip
to the south. They have rugged up and
shipped a boat to Rhinelander, from
whence they expect to follow the Wis
,consin rverto the Mississippi. They
Ehave al comolete pstaphanalia}for camp
ling out, such as terIts, cooking utensials
aud etc Bv selling their celebrated
"Silver Polish" AHA Electric Luster"
they expect to pay expenses and more.
AS Mr.. Roderick is tonsorial artist OF
note he will take along his outfit and
thus add to their income, while Mr..
Harto i51a first-calss vioIinist he will
take the towns and waters by storm by
the sweet strians elninating from his
violin. Mr., Murphy has been an all
around man in this Office for some time
and will enlighten the newspaper frater-
nifty al to the doings and welfare OF the
voyagers. Tosay the least it will be a
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