Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-09-12

has been attending court the last few
days.
JAS. O'Leayy, Tomahawk's Cocoon
nell" returned to that city, Saturday
after very successfully defending Gillis.
DR. Henry O'Connor arrived in the city
to-day and will remain for few days.
He is prepared to attend to the wants OF
all in the dental line.
Chief of Police Murphy, SAYS that it is
the most orderly town i'll the
state. No DRINKS, no fights and no
chance to pick up all extra quarter.
John L. Kingston, a prominent lawyer
and political, Of Ashland, died in Porto
Rico. Thursday. He was private in the
Ashland company of the Second Wiscon-
sin regiment.
-Jno Il. Sullivan ( Go can give you
the best fiji and best quality OF goods, at
the most reaonahle prices than any 9th
err tailoring establishment i'll the North
west Callan SEE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morey and Miss
Jennie Darling LETT for Chicago, last night
Mrs Morey while there will purchase her
fall and winter stock for her store here
and at Minocqua.
+. W. Mcintyre has had his store
wired, and electric lights now take the
place of lamps. 1t is a decided improve
ment and his store in the evening has
quite a metropolitan air.
Miss Jennie Darling who has charge OF
Mrs. }, f. Morey's stora at Minocqua,
arrived in the city Friday to visit rela-
tiyes and friends and to meet her bl other
Will who had arrived from Michigan.
The dance at the Opera House, Friday
evening was well attended. about
thrty-five couples tripped the light fam
tastic to the tune OF the Adams Bros.
Orchestra until the small "wee' hours.
] A. Durkce, B +. Hammond and
Win Keiz OF Arbor Vitae, We're called
here on a special venire as jurors last
Wednesday, as they were not needed
they returned home the same evening.
Mrs. II. Haskins and children, who
have been visiting Mrs. Haskins father,
/. J. Bowerman, returned to their home
at Munislng, Mich, Friday. Miss Pearl
Burke who had been visiting here also,
accompanied them home.
r. Slattery returned yesterday morn
ing from Ashland where he had been un-
dergong treatment for his arm in Rein
harris hospital. We are pleased to note
that Rube is in the best OF spirits and
that his arm is steadily regainlng it's
normal condition.
Frances Colmall, is what you might
call an artist in til , art OF hunting. sun
day he went out shooting and bagged
twenty-five of the finest ducks to be
found on the river This is no fish story
for we saw them. We don't think he
shot them With silver dollars either.
W.. Neu, Editor; H. GenSler. Barber;
Ed. Grafton, Farmer;J. e. Small, Butch
or: A, Kloes, Farmer and \. Hanson,
Shoemaker, all of Three Lakes. drove up
from that place Friday evening to at
tend the NJ. W. A. lodge. These gentle
men belong to camp No. 1917 OF Three
Lakes. They returned home the next
morning.
!. p. Hoffman of Woodruff, is in the
city attending court. Mr.. Holman Is
agent for two OF the best accident and
sick benefit insurance societies i'll the
country. He has been successful III in
teresting many Of our citizens and has
written several policies during the short
time he has been here. You will find his
'ad'' in another column.
new game called the editors
Delight is played this way; Take a
sheet of ordinary paper, fold it carefully
and enclose bank note sufficiently large
enough to pay upall arrearages and one
wear in advance. Keep All eye on the
editor, and if smile adorns his face,
the trick works like Il charm. NoW is
the time to play the joke.-Fx.
NICKEL, PLAT EXCURSION TO BOSTON.
Tickets on sale for trains leaving Chica-
90 September 10th to 18th, inclusive, at
rate OF $1,000 for the round trip, and
good returning until September Both.
Also cheap rates to all points East.
Vestibuled sleeping cars to Boston, and
solid trains to New York. Rates lower
than via othea lines. For further imfor-