Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-07-26

DEMOCRAT PRINTING co, Publishers
Official Paper of the
Town OF EAGLE RIVER,
COUNTY OF Villas AND
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
C. F,COLMAN, Editor.
Monday, July &c. 1897.
TIME TABLE.
Chicago s. North Western Railway.
NORTH BOUND.
Pass No. 8 due. .10:10 a. m.
Pass. No. Z due........ ............ Bib p M.
Freight No. 81 due................ 1:40 p, m
SOUTH BOUND. y
Pass. No. due..................12:0 p. m.
Pass. No. II due..................... 5:3l p. m
Freight No. so due.............. 9:O5 a. m
F. p. CLURE. Agent.
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MORE LOCALS.
Mr.. and Mrs J. j. Roderick returned
home Saturday.
We have been treated to plenty Of
rain since Yesterday. I
Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ. Proud of Chicago
were registered at the Denton House
Friday.
Frank Steiner came up from Three
Lakes this morning to deliver last weeks
edition of the Villas Republican.
Attorney A. w. Mcleod arrived in
the city this morning to spend Jew
days visiting his parents and friends.
-Drs. H. L. Rosenberg and Kanouse,
have been appointed members OF the
board OF pension exami ming surgeons, Ct
Wausau.
john Collins, while coming to the
city, from Godkin' camp was overcome
by tbs heat and last evening suffered
considerably.
A. Mckenzie and N. A. Garrison
were at Long lake tnoroughfare yester-
day They captured twenty nice bass,
also a majority of tine rain which fell
yesterday.
H. Orv1lIe and wife are registered at
the Denton House. Mr. Orvlle is ad-
vance agent for the Cardo Drug Co.'S
show. His company will give entertain
ments here for the coming week.
Mrs. Lincoln and children and Miss
Sadie McDougall, who have been visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Mcleod return
ed to their home at An Sable, Mich
Miss Maggie McLe cd accompanied them.
Jas. Howe, who for two years has
held position on the editorial staff OF
the Fond du Lac Reporter has accepted
like position with the Oshkosh Times,
Mr.. Howe was formerly Editor Of the
democrat in this city
Mike: "Say, Pat, did you ever see
two entirely different things as near alike
as two peas?"
Pat: "No, PLAT is it?'
Mike: ''The Cleveland hard times and
the Mckinley prosperity
-Chas Chase and John Driscal, who
are putting up a building on Mr..
Chase's place on Cranberry lake came
home last evening. When the building is
completed Mr.. Chase will have as neat a
place as can be found on the lakes.
The tariff bill has at last passed
the Upper House by vote Of 40 to 80
and the wave of prosperity, which has
been too high to be reached may be ex
pected to lower itself in this vicinity
along in the latter part of the year OF
1900.
There was to have been game of
ball here yesterday between the home
boys and team from Rhinelander, but
owing to the rain the game was post
poned until to-day. The rain LAST night
put the grounds i'll such a muddy con
dition that it. will be impossible for them
to play to-day.
The printers of this office accom-
panied by |. s. Frankel and his son
Andrew spent yesterday at Big Bass
Lake The day was not very pleasant
one owing to the rain but still nice lot
OF fish were captured. 1t was very be-
drenched lot of fishermen who got to
their homes after the outing.
An entertainment will be given at
the Rink on Thursday evening July goth
for the benefit OF the Congregational