Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-08-16

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ID. w. Bartran went to Rhinelander,
where he expects to get q position as
fler in Brown Bros. mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Sanborn returned
Tuesday from their visit with Mr.. San.
born's parents in Antrim, Ohio.
Attorney Jas. Gill returned from
brandon Thursday morning where he
had been attending to legal business.
Fred Prentice, came down from God
kins camp Friday. He has the Alaska
fever and intends to start for there soon.
Cascerets stimulate the liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sicken, weaken or
grippe. Zoe.
H. N. Jewell, OF Amigo, was looking
after his sewing machine and piano
interests in the city the fore part of last
week.
Miss. May Drain spent q few days
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Vail Stewart, at
State Line, last week. She went up
Tuesday.
LAND PLASTER-Ma Hirzel has
lust received a car load of Land Plaster
which he is selling at prices lower than
ever. Call early before the supply is ex-
hausted.
The mesdames, NJ Hirzel, /. Madden
and G. Slattery and the Misses Emma
Schaffer and Maggie Mcleod have been
camping out on nluscallonge lake. They
went out last Monday.
Drop in and see ]. Il. Rogers at Jno.
Z. Sullivan & Co.'s tailoring establish
ment. You can have sociable chat
with Mr.. Rogers and at the same time
get bargains on clothing,
Alexander White, of the Sand Lake
Resort arrived in the city last Friday
and went to the resort, where party OF
Chicago people, who are also members
of that club, are stopping.
Landlord S. w. Smith, OF the Denton
House, accompanied by Mrs. Smith, left
last Thursday, for Portage and other
places in the southern part of the state
to visit with relatives for week or SO.
Casper Faust and wife, OF Rhinelan
der were in the city Thursday, Mr..
Faust came up on business while Mrs.
Faust came to see Eagle River, she hay-
ing heard aud read so much about this
place.
Fred Ewert and wife, of Chicago,
who have spent the last few seasons here
are stopping at the Central House
and are enjoying themselves fishing.
They are accompanied by their two
children,
Mrs. NJ. Scheribel and two sons left,
Saturday, fora visit in the Southern part
of the state. They will visit at Marsh
field before returning. During their alb
sence Mat will be kept busy 80 as to be
OUT OF mischief.
Quite number OF our citizens who
had been up the line last week, picking
blueberries, returned home Friday eve
ming with lots of berries. We should
Judge that they brought home over two
thousand quarts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bredel have been
meeting, with excellent success fishing
this season. During one weeks outing
with their "Funny Island,'' they caught
six nice muscallonge besides alarge num-
Der OF pike and black bass.
For the summer season j, B. Rogers,
of Jno. E. Sullivan & Co.'s tailoring
establishment, of this city, has been
turning out the nobbiest suits imagin-
able. He defes outside competitors to
compete in prices and workmanship.
M. Scherible has been cutting and
hauling the oats he planted on Joe
Blacks place north OF the village. He is
cutting them green and will use them for
fodder. From about four acres OF
ground he cut ton of oat straw.
Amos Radcliffe returned Tuesday,
from a visit with relatives in the south
ern part OF the state. He stopped off at
Cllntonville and basked in the sunny
smiles of the young lady of his choice and
then went from there to Milwaukee on
his wheel.
p. Morten, who left for Dakota a
short time ago changed his mind when
he reached Rhinelander. Hemet friend
at Rhinelander who had just returned
from the harvest fields of Dakota, who
stated that there were thousands of men
looking for work out there and are
unable to obtain the same. Mr.. Mortor
has accepted position with Art Math
eWs,