Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-06-21
TIME TABLE.
Local and Personal Notes.

Mrs. Geo. Balm, of State Linz visited
with Mrs. J Langill i'll this city Thurs
hay.
Mrs. Ike Madden left Thursday for
short visit with friends at Watersmeet,
Mich
just try 1Oc box of Cascerets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
John Mercer, of Minocqua, was
shaking hands with friends here last
Tuesday.
VIM. Murphy, who had been at his
homestead in Minnesota, ret urned last
Tuesday.
Cascerets stimulate The liver kidneys
and bowels. Never sicken, weaken or
grippe. Toe.
County Treasurer Swcnson; went to
Woodruff, Friday, to look after business
interests there.
-Conlin does the best work at very
low prices at his photograph gallery
Give him a cal.
Mrs ID. E, Riordan, wene to Mohico,
FRIDAY to meet her husband who came
up from Madison.
H. Finger was at his farm near
RummeIes Saturday. He was accom-
panied by his two young daughters.
Attorney John Barnes, Of Rhinelan-
lander. was transacting legal business
in the city the latter part Of last week.
Miss Mary Vought, who has been at
tending the Ripon College returned
home, Friday, to spend her summer va
cation.
Hugh Murray, the tall Marshall OF
Woodruff, drove over to the county seat
Friday. He was accompanied by one
of the wrong doers.'
When in need of anything i'll nice
suits or pantaloons call on j. Is. Rogers
He also cleans and repairs clothing at
very reasonable prices.
DR. NJ. f. Stubborn, who was serious
ly i'll last week has SO far recovered that
his relatives and many friends hope to
soon see Linn able to be out.
jas. Wilson and Al. Payment, OF
RhineIander, arrived in the city Thurs
day to look over some lands and to take
in some OF the fishing around here.
II. 1. Loughlin, of Minocqua, pur-
chased Gus Schuman's St Bernard pup
last week and the dog was shipped to
nm Wednesday. 1t is as fine q specimen
OF a ST. Bernard as can be found.
The Gerry Lumber Co., have been
shipping great deal OF lumber the past
week. Last Thursday they had seven
car loads on the side track ready for
Shipment, and Friday had FIVE more cars
to fill.
r. Small, of Monico, car repairer for
the e. & n. w, R'y, WIS here Thursday,
repairing Il fat car. The car was
heavily loaded with logs and made it u
difficult Job to work at for one man
alone.
Mrs. D. W. Bartran and two sons
left Thursday, for Mrs. Bartran's old
home in Mich, for "a short visit. They
were accompanied as far as Monico, by
Mr.. Bartran. who returned the same
evening.
Geo 4. rench OF Cato, arrived here,
yesterday with a carload of milch COWS.
He has been selling to our citizens and
has, at the present writing, disposed
of all but four OF them. He also had
some porkers which were readily sold
John Wild, was wild last Thursday,
not only by name, but by appearances.
The cause of his overflow Of feelings
was the advent of young daughter at
his home which arrived that morning.
Mother and child are getting along nice
~.
7. B. Walsh, returned to Iron River,
Wednesday, where ne is practising law.
Thos has q host OF friends in Eagle
River and throughout Villas county who
much pleased to know that he is meeting
with success in his profession at Iron
River.
-Drs. Peton and Trembe Of Waupa-
ca, who were called to attend DR.. III. E. /
Sanborn, returned to their homes Fri |
day. Mrs. Tremble, a sister OF DR.. San
born and G. T. 5anborn, who accompan- |
led ler husband here, will remain for d
few DAYS.