Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-01-18
Local and Personal Notes.

Local and Personal Notes.
Five slate pencils for cent at Nc
Connel's.
Pat Walsh was down from Conover
Thursday.
Two spools of thread for 5 cents at
McConnell's.
w. H. Knox transacted business up
the line Wednesday.
Two papers Of pins for cents at
McConnells.
N. A. Garrison was down from Rom
mels Thursday.
Ladies wooden hose at Is cents per
pair at McConnelPs.
Frank Murphy was. q Three Lakes
visitor Friday.
-R. kellett, of Oshkosh, was in the
city Wednesday.
-E, +. Taylor, n travelling ieweler,
was in our city Friday.
II. LAWYER left Thursday to look over
somr land near Three Lakes.
| Herman Finger came down from his
camp, near Rummees, Tuesday.
s. w. Smith and Father Russman
were at State Line Saturday.
NJ Hozn,n. &c (rl,;oot,C +,., ,coo+od
business in the city last Monday.
The Gerry Lumber Co.'S. planning
null started up again last Tuesday.
Joe Kathan, who is logging near
Conover, was in town Thursday.
John O'Day. who is logging near
State Line, was i'll town Tuesday.
Attorney T. B. Walsh left Thursday
on professional trip to Crandon.
john Landers. OF Merrill, was in
town Monday and tuesday OF last week.
&c. w. Church. of Chicago. was regis
tered at the Denton House Tuesday.
Mrs. [. Madden returned Saturday
from her visit with friends i'll Michigan.
j b. Rogers LETT Tuesday for Il trip
through the western part of the county.
n. ID, Mcleod left Saturday for Even
Mich, where he has IL logging contract
Felix Burns, of Arbor Vitae, was in
this city few day the fore part of the
week
H. S. Ward, of Rhinelander, trans
acted business Ill our city one day last
week.
&C. L. Saxton, OF Marrinette, trans
acted business in our city between trains
Fuesday.
Frank Johnson, who has been at
work near Three Lakes, came home
Thursday.
Prank Murphy. who has beon cookee
ing i'll a camp near I}arcley, Mich, came
home Thursday.
j N. Brown, OF Chicago, spent two
or three days in town last week, looking
after business matters.
Miss Mary Bangert left Tuesday for
her home at Kewaunee. where she will
remain the rest OF the winter.
M rs. Nerya Avery returned from
Wausau Friday, where she had been AS u
witness in the Hewlett Becker land case.
Earl Richmond, who has been laid
up with the Rheumatism for The past
two months, is again able to be out.
-OYSTERS,-ALL KINDS-AT MART
HIRZEL'S. Call early as prices are
such that you can all afford oysters.
Mrs. Thos CIeary, who has been Wis
iting with her aunt, Mrs. K. Slatery, re-
turned to her home in Milwaukee. Tues
day.
H. Meisner was at Wausau last week
us Il witness for VIM Becker in his land
case against III. Howlett.
j. M, O'Brien, who represents the
Roundy, Peckam Co. of Milwaukee, was
transactIng business III our city Friday
Miss frankie Diamond, who has been
visiting with friends at Amigo for the
past two weeks, returned home Wednes-
day,
Miss Lizzie Miller who has been
spending thepast two weeks with friends
in this city, left Saturday for Waters
meet
Fl. N. Jewell, the Amigo piano and
machine agent, transacted business III
this city Tuesday and Wednesday OF
last week.
John Hobart left Friday for the
Gerry Lumber Co.'S. camp, near Rum
mels, where he willhave charge OF the
cullinery department.