Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-10-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Mis- ~. NI1El kit A0Kon"S ~
Choate Mich. to visit her daughter.
Just try 1Oc box OF Cascerets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
Mick Murphy was looking after some
business at Star Lake @ couple OF days
last week.
"A. E. Williams, of the firm of Williams
& Salisch OF Star Lake, was transacting
business in the city last week.
A. Manheimer, OF Manitowoc, was
interviewing his customers in the cigar
line, the fore part of last week.
y. Monahan, Of Minocqua, was i'll
the city, Friday, renewing old acqnalil-
tances and forming new ones.
Miss Mary Dockerny went to Iron
River. last Monday, where, she will re-
main with Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Walsh.
John O'Leary came down from the
Godkins camp Thursday and was sllak-
ing hands with his numerous friends.
&C. Francis Colman leaves in day or
so for Chicago where he will resume the
study OF law in the University OF Chicago
John M. O'Brien. Roundv, & Peck
hams exhortor on groceries was inter
viewing his customers in the city Thurs
day.
Mrs. H. E. Green and child who were
visiting Mrs. Green's mother, Mrs. A. NJ
Shank, returned to State Line Wednes-
day.
John Monahan passed through the
village Friday, on his way to Oshkosh.
He had been looking after business in
terests near Conover.
f. Urch of RIinelander, was in the
city. the fore part of last week, He is
oil Inspector for this distric and came
here to inspect ear load Of oil.
LAND PLASTER-Mart Hirzel has
lust received Il car load OF Land Plaster
which he is selling at prices lower than
ever Call early before the supply is ex-
hausted.
dick FELTON,, who has been at Ander-
son 3 camp the past two weeks, filling
the positions as cook returned to the Vii
lage Wednesday. Dick did not like the
accommodations afforded and threw up
his job.
-Thos. Barnes accompanied Frank
Raymer to Minocqua last Tuesday
where he has accepted a position i'll Mr..
Raymers bakery Tom is n good man
at his trade and can bake anything you
put ON the schedule.
Louis Morgan was busy digging
potatoes last week, on his farm on
Eagle Lake. This is his first crop and
h, feels highly elated at his success. He
has also been making some commend
able improvements in the way of putting
up neat building.
Attorney JAS. Gill left, Thursday, for
Brillion this State, where he has an
opening to practice his profession, that
OF Law. Mr.. Gill is a bright and energet-
ic young man and we have no doubt but
what he will make success OF the pro-
fession he follows.
M. Frankel and sons Andrew,
Nanny and Joe returned Thursday.
While away they visited at st. Louis
and other places in the south. Mr..
Frankel gives a very graphic account OF
the way prosperity is rushing on and
thus his sudden return.
Gold weather is coming on and we
have noticed many of our young men
looking chilly the past few days. The
proper remedy for sure cure and pro-
lection against the chilly blasts of Nov
ember is to go and order good warm
suit of J. b. Rogers.
IF. W. Mcintyre can now say with
out any prevorcation, that he has the
foundation, as well as cellar under his
place OF business. The work on the Gel.
lar is very nice. He has thefoor cement
ed and fixed in such manner that there
will be no danger OF water flooding the
same.
IS. Walters returned, last Tuesday
from Duluth. Sam says navigation
does not prove to be what it is talked
about, and so he concluded that he
would rather run an engine on terra
firma than on tile lakes He was wei
pleased with Duluth and the countries
shown to him.
Cascerets stimulate the liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sicken, weaken Of