Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-08-29
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


II. l.. Givney, of Rhinelander, was in
the city, Saturday, talking nursery stock.
Mrs A Mcqueen returned Friday
from a visit with her son A j at Even,
Mich.
-Thos Taggert came up from Rhine
lander, yesterday, and visited relatives
and friends.
A. c. Newall, Armour's representa-
tive, was transacting business in the
city Friday.
Mrs. p Taggert arrived in the city,
Friday on a short visit to her daughter
Mrs. L, e. McGill,
Leonard Arnit has commenced logg
ing tract of timber, near Mud Greek,
which he recently purchased.
Joe Demars, who is working for JAS
Mckinley near Three Lakes, was shaking
hands with friends in this city Thursday.
Attorney Thos Butler, of Minocqua,
was in the city Thursday, on legal bust
ness. Mr.. Butler made us a pleasant call.
ART Mathews, Ed Meaker and Robt.
Hayes returned Saturday, from trip up
on the Brue where they had been looking
over some timber
Mrs H. L. Green wentto Rhinelander
Wednesday, where she will make her III
ture home Mr.. Green having gone into
business i'll that city.
Al Leubke, of Milwaukee, arrived in
the city, Saturday, and is enjoying his
ANIMAL vacation Of one week with his
sister Mrs John Zimpleman.
e. Marco had the misfortune to cut
two OF the toes on his left foot, one day
last week while cutting wood. and Is
laid up from work now.
IT. /. L,uehin was over from Min
ocqua, Wednesday on business and talk
over things dear to the hearts Of many
when fall campaign is approaching.
-.Tno Il. Sullivan & Go can give you
the best fit and best quality OF goods, at
the most reaonabIe prices than any 9th
A. tailoring establishment in the North
west Call an see.
A. l.. Gill left, last Thursday, for
Columbus, Ohio, to attend the State
Fair. He expects to visit friends and
relates for couple of weeks before re-
turning to this place,
Mrs. A, IT. Stevens left, Thursday for
for a few days visit with the
family of S. Walters. She will also visit
with friends in Ashland and Duluth be-
fore returning home.
Andrew Regenfuss had the misfor-
tune to cut his foot Saturday, with an
ice saw he was useing, one Of the teeth of
the saw sNvering an artery. The accident
will lay Andrew up for time.
ID. S. Johnson, of Rhlnelander is
helping us ont during our rush OF work.
Mr.. Johnson is an experienced printer
and at one time was editor and Lropre
tor Of the Herald Of RhineIander.
&C. O. Law OF Chippewa Falls, was in
the city a couple OF days, the latter part
Of last week, interviewing the Board OF
Review as to the assessment OF his pine
lands. He found every thing tisfactory.
VIM Murphy left, Wednesday evening
for Duluth where he will pull i'll a few DAYS
on his hompsted which lis near there.
During his absence Joe Dupuis looks after
the unruly, having doncd the star OF au-
thority.
New Fall, and winter styles OF suit
patterns Just received at }. E.Sullivan q
Co.'S tailoring shop; courteous treatment
accorded YOU bv ]. B, Rogers, the man
ager, in showing you goods and giving
prices.
Ernest Keuth, of Rhineander, has
accepted a position in Carter 4 Emmons
meat market. Mr. Kenth has had a good
many years experience in the meat bust
ness and understands the work thor
oughly,
County superintendent Higgins re-
turned, Wednesday,, from Minocqua,
where he had been holding teachers ex-
animation, His intention ofintroducing
fruit as study in The schools there was
changed to potatoes by some OF Minoc-
qua's prominent citizens.
Mrs. n, NJ. Emmons and daughter
left, Friday, for Barron. this state where
they will visit a short time with relatives
OF Mr.. Emmons. From there they will
90 south for the winter with the hopes
that tha change of climate will benltit