Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1897-09-20
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morning.
Mrs. R. Slattery was visiting friends
at Three Lakes Saturday.
VIM. Anderson was down from his
camp at Buctaubin, yesterday.
#. s. Campbell drove up from Three
Lakes this morning OH business.
You can get dry goods at prices that
will surprise you at McConnelps. Call
and see.
Just try 10c box OF Cascerets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
Mrs. Ann O'Conaor, left to day for
Cooperstown,swhere her son Walter is
practicing medicine.
Miss Knott, Of Amigo, arrived in the
city Saturday. She has accepteda posi-
ton in Mrs. Nladden's store.
Richard FELTON, left this morning for
Anderson's camp at Bucataubin where
he will fill the position as cook.
Frank Bcardsley has the finest line OF
fishing tackle to be found in the city.
Prices have been cut to*suit ALL.
LIZ. MeGill, went to Chicago, today
to resume his studies i'll the law depart
ment ofthe University OF Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] ohm Zimpleman, left
for Milwaukee, Saturday, to visit reia
ives. They wilT,also attend the fair.
WIN. West has purchased Thos.
Skarvan''s dwelling house across the
river and shortly move his family there.
Gascerets stimulate the liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sicken, weaken or
gripe.4g10c,
-McConnells is closing out his entire
stock 0f dry goods dali are invited to
call and secure some OF the bargins Of
fered.
LAND PLASTER-Mart. Hirzel has
Just received car load of Land Plaster
which he is selling at prices lower than
ever. Calleary before the supply is ex-
hausted.
Mrs. P. Taggart, and son Guy, left
to-day for Rhinelander, where they will
make their future home with Manford
.Taggart, who has position in Il store
there. e.@
-Thos. SKarvan left today for MOST
nee. Mr.. Skarvan=has some land there
and will as soon IS he builds a house,
move lis family which will be iii about
two weeks.
Earl Richmond, left for Ashland, to-
day to enter Rhinehart's hospital. Earl
is a great sufferer with rheumatism and
this is the second time he has had to go
TO the hospital.
Mr. ond Mrs. Joseph Tooley went TO
Milwaukee, last evening, but as Joe
didn't want mention made of it we
won't say anything. They went down
to attend the Fair.
Drop in and see j. X. Rogers at Jno.
Z. Sullivan l. Co.'s tailoring establish
ment. You can have "a sociable chat
with Mr.. Rogers and at the same time,
get bargains on clothing.
VIM. Downey, roadmaster of this
division of the Northwestern was iii
town yesterday looking after the work
being done ON the park, Mf. Downey is
d hustler and general favorite with all
who knows him.
Fishing will be fine from now. on and
we would advise any one whishing: to III
dulge in it, to first go to Beardsley's
store and get some Of his fishing tackle
which he is selling very cheap.
&C. F. CoIman and l.. E. McGill, who
have been at Rhinelander making trans
cripts OF the 1andattacned TO Villas coun-
ty returned home last week. They are
now busy indexing, as soon as they have
completed their work they will so to
Chicagh to resume their studies in the
law school i'll that city.
Conductor d. Nichols, commonly
known to tie railroad boys as dad"
Nichols was in charge of the train here
yesterday. Mr.. Nichols has been in the
employ o. the North western Company
for seventeen years and is highly esteem
ed by his employees and is general favor
tie with the boys on. the road working
on his division. Although getting along
in years he is still active and enioyes a
pleasant chat with all telling of the ups
ard downs al a railroad mars life.