Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-11-15

-McIntyre will give you bargains Ill
whatever line Of goods you wish.
Just try 1Oc box of Cascerets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
: Miss Carrie Stevens, who has been
quite sick for the past week, is again able
to be out
Odd you ever see such fine weather.
is the remark greeting by an acquant-
ance these days.
JAS White and Chas FELTON,, having
finished their labors near Conover, came
home Saturday.
j. b. Rogers was down the line tax
ing orders for clothing. He returned
home this morning.
IF. w Sackett, Of Berlin, WAS in the
city, last Thursday, representing the
Berlin Marble Works.
ing in Godkins camp, for several months,
was in the city Saturday.
Oliver Brooks, who has been work
ing at Otto's mill ut State Line for the
past summer, is in the city.
-Under-Sheriff Bonner was transacting
official business in the western part of
the county the fore part of last week.
Mrs NJ. !. Hobart returned, the fore
part Of last week, from a, visit with her
daughter, Mrs E. Brazel, q Rhinplander.
Miss Marion Garrison came down
from her school. near STATE Line Satlr-
day, and spent Sunday with her par
ents.
Casceret sstimulate the liver, kidney,
and boweIE. Never Bicken, weaken or
grippe. Zoe
Mart lIirzel went to Mercer Satur-
day, to meet Mrs. Hrzel who il visiting
relatives there. They are expected home
to-day.
Geo. p. Dickinson and son Ralph
returned from their hunting trip, Satur-
day, but as to what luck they had is
hard telling.
N. A. Colman came down from his
place on lake Emnogene this morning.
He did not have his usualluek in getting
q deer this time.
The largest shipment of deer, made
in one'day, 50 far this season. was that
of to-day. John Wise andN. L. Kinney
were the heavevt shippers.
When in need OF neat fitting suit or
overoat for the winter call on J. r..
Rogers, Manager of Jno. f. Sullivan &
Co.'S tailoring establishments
Call at J. j. Roderick's furn ture
storeand see a $500 sew ing machine
for sale for $500.
But FIVE more days of the deer hunt
ing season remains, AND all having a
license are doing t!leirutmost to get sight
of deer.
John Dockeray was out shooting
partridges couple Of days the latter
part Of last week and brought home
several nice ones.
-Thos. Cunningham. of Milwaukee is
in the city. Mr. Cunningham is a brother
of Mrs J. J. Rodprick and is here visiting
her and Mr.. Roderck.
The Eastwood lumber near the
depot has been sold by Messrs Morgan
and Persohn to Woodruff & Macguire
and is now being scaled and loaded onto
fiat cars by S. Sanford.
-Chas. Monohan came down from his
fathers camp to-day to do some pnrchs-
ing He reports logging going on in nice
shape and that the crew Of men working
feel satisfied with the wages.
Just what Won want to keep good
and comfortable this winter is to be
found at .Jno f. Sullivan Il Co.'s tailor
ing establishment. 1t want cost Won
ANYTHING to look over the goods.
The County Board adiouned Friday,
until to-day, and Messrs Laughlin and
Elliott returned to their respective
homes at Minocqua and Arbor Vitae
The Board expects to finish its labors
this week.
Last Wednesday eveningM Morrison
rendered resignation to the members oil
the Hose Company, and on vote by the
members VIM. Barnes was recommended
to the town Board as being competent
to fiji the vacant position.
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