Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-11-07

Election dny Tuesday.
Vote for Alexander Stewart for Mem
Der Of Congress.
Mart Herzel, visited Milwaukee, since
our last issue.
James McKin nley, is building new
addition to his barn.
j. B. Rogers. visited Fond du Lac,
for few days last week.
N. A. Colman, transacted legal bust
ness at Wausau, Friday.
Fl. p. Clure, was hunting deer in the
vicinity of Conover last week.
-Thos 1aggert, of Rhinelander, visit
cd his sister Mrs. L. E. McGlll, last week.
R. D. Mcleod, returned from the
Leech Lake country, Minnesota, last
Thursday.
| Hunters to the number of II resister-
ed one day the fore part Of last week at
the Denton.
Miss Ella Black OF Chicago, is visit
ing her cousin S. w. Smith, of the Den
ron House.
| "A. ]. Bolger. Of Minocqua, drove up
from Rhineunder Thursday morning in
time for breakfast.
-Orrln B. Moon, doned the war paint,
| Friday, and took Il trip over to Star
Lake to see the voters of that place.
Mrs. Fred Morey, returned from Chic-
ago, Friday, where she has been in at
tendance upon Prof. JAS Walsh, her
brother, the past two weeks.
john Vogels and wife, of State Line,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Mat
Cramer, of this city, the iorepart of last
week. They returned home Thursday
w. B. Raymond, OF Miuocqua, and
who ID to be Clerk of the Court for Villas
County, for the next two years, shook
hands with the boys in this city, wed.
nesday.
M. Waldo and wife OF Gogebic Mich,
arrived in our city Monday. The gentle
men is the new station agent at the
Northwestern depot. L. Z. Clure, hav-
ing resigned.
Tuesday the agnoy will be over and
the candidates will know their fate
Those who are elected will be glad, and
| tl,c,o J.foo +.,1 mill 1,u nod oud wish thav
had kept their hard earned money. we
know from experience because we have
heen there.
w. NJ. Ruggles, candidate for con-
gress on the Democrat ticket, GRATED to
IL fair sized audience Thursday evening,
at the Opera Houee. MIR. Ruggles is a
fluent and entertaining speaker but his
arguments were not hardly strong
enough to make many converts for his
| cause.
David J. Walker, of Rhinelandr, was
in our city between trains Friday, look
ing over the field as to his chances ON
election day. Dave is the Democrat
candidate for member of assembly. AZ
this is q strong Republican assembly
district David will be elected to stay
at home.
Hon. G. L. Williams, of Grand Rap
Ids, delivered the first Republican speech
here Wednesday evening. Mr.. Williams
| no "A Il %o, Il
speakers for attempting to dodge the
real issues which he said were the same
as in 1896 The address was well re-
ceived by mixed audience Of Democrats
and Republicans which numbered about
eighty.
IS. ". Smith. has purchased the ho-
tel building, known as the Veronica
1t is Mr.. Smiths intention to fit the
house mp with all the modren improve
ments that firstcass hotel needs
When all the repairs are fully completed.
and the house in running order, Eagle
River can boast Of as good hotel as in
Northern Wisconsin, as mine host Smith
knows how to run one.
j. II. FAIR, Republican nominee for
Member of Assembly in this district
spent Wednesday and Thursday of last
week in this village looking after his po-
litical fences and forming the aequaint-
ance of some our citizens Mr. Farr's
candor and easy manners won for him
many admirers here and we feel confident
that he will poll more than his party
vote in Villas County. While here,
Mr.. Farr was the guest of his old friend,
James Mckinley, who says "it is no
trouble to entertain "Joe", he can sleep
on blanket and use pack for pill
! low"