Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

| Judge QCttluIl VtC uTsuttS, III 4h'H'
ocqua on business.
Ed. Wallace was ut Conover q couple
of days last week.
H. Hewlett WAS downfrOm Conovel
| Friday doing some purchasing.
Leonard Arnet expects to leave fol
Amigo, this week, and visir friends.
| Geo. Clayton and Giles Coon, OF
Rhinelnnder were in the city Thursday
H. N. Jewell, of Amigo, was trans
acting business here Wednesday and
| Thursday.
Cascerets stimulate the liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sicken. weaken OF
grippe. 10c.
Sam Wallace arrived from Ashland,
Tuesday, and will remain here the bal-
ance OF the Year.
Aug Mihawk, who has been putting
in the winter in the woods returned to
the city, Thursday.
Mike Holland left Saturday for his
home in Rhinelander. after having set
tied all his logging business.
Sam Walters and daughter, Jennie,
went to Rhinelander, Thursday, where
MIR. Walters went on business.
Harry Adrich was shaking hands
with his many friends here, Thursday.
He came up from Three Lakes OH bust
ness.
Fred Morey was taken sick last week
and at the present writing (Thursday),
the symptoms Of his illness point to pneu-
monia
ID. Sullivan, who was in partner
ship with NJ. Holland logging this will
ter, returned to his home ut llhinclander
| Thursday.
len Hartford :, OF Amigo, who has
been blacksmithing at McKinly's camp
this winter WAS in the city latter part Of
last week.
i Mrs. j. Is. Monallan came up from
Oshkosh the fore part OF ;lxt week and
Tuesday ACCOMMODATED her husband to
his camp up north.
Mrs n. NJ. Emmons. who has been in
Chicago, for the past few weeks taking
treatment in one sof the hospitals, re-
+,,r,,.,d lC,,,e Er;dov
There seems to be epedenic Of some
kind III the village AZ more sickness has
been reported this spring than for any
during the past few wears.
Richard FELTON,, who has been cook
ing at Persohn's camp this winter has
thrown up his job and arrived in the
city the fore part of the week.
--Chas, Hauer and his neice,r Miss Ida
Clark, of Oshkosh, were the guests Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Stein from Monday last,
until Thursday. Mr.,Hsuer is sl+brother
of Mrs. STEMS.
-Chas. Denton after aseige of.thP grippe
showed up last week Thursday. Charley
put in quite a bluff but it woaId not go
with "Nlr. Grippe. and. he had to take
whatever came.
p. Morton, NJ Nolan, Ed Vought
and several other of the boy who have
been putting Ill the winter at some of the
different camps, are iii the village having
finished their winter work.
Dan Turk came up from Three Lakes
Thursday on business. He is making
plans for building for some Chicago
parties who will erect summer resort
on one of the lakes in that vicinity.
A neatly dressed man is noticeable
and the reason is asked The. answer is
given that he has just received his new
Spring suit of j. b. Rogers Manager of
.Jno Il. Sullivan Co. Tailoring Establish
nlent.
ONO. Craigon returned from Har-
shaw last week, where he put in the win
ter. John expects to soon leave for his
old, home in Ireland ON a visit He
makes d visit there about every two
years.
Mrs r. B. Walsh arrived from Iron
River Tuesday having been called hereby
the illness OF her son Oscar. I'VE ARE
pleased to announce that Oscar has 80
far recovered as to he able to move
around.
Next Thursday is StPatricks Day,
and the Hibernian organizations of five
counties will.have grand celebration
at Ironwood Mich, on that day. The
Counties comprise Gogebic, Onlonagon,
Ashland, bayfield, and ONeida'