Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-06-13
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SSSsr Lake on Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Garry are entertal-
4 ing sister of the former this week from
Indiana.
Mrs A. 3. Rosenberg has been confll-
ed to the house by slight indisposition
the week
Mrs. John Lind made 81 short visit to
Rhineander last week, returning OH
Thursday.
Mrs. W. H. Bissell spent several days
III Wausau visiting relatives, returning
home OH Wednesday,
Miss Kate Bently came in on Wednes-
day from Wausau, where she completed
her school work after Il very successful
year. She is the guest OF Mr.. John Dur
kee and Miss Pearl Bently.
The painters are fast finishing their
work on the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
". H. Bissel, which stands on a pretty
! knool overlooking the lake. The colors
are pretty green with white trimmings.
| Mr. and Mrs. John ID. Andrews and
sons Will ami John expect to move to
| Merrill Mr.. Andrews will leave on Sat-
urday to accepts position with the Mer-
rill Lumber Company. Mrs. Andrews
and family will go next Wednesday.
Mr.. r. +. Hanover, OF the Office force
Of the Ross Lumber Co was a guest OF
his parents III Arbor Vitae over Sunday
where he participated III family reunion
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hanover of Necedah
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Sheldon were
among those present.
Mr. and Mrs Cluedenning III Ashland
saye been CUES tssat he home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Scuypr Bissell during the week.
| They have many friends here where Mr..
! CIuedenning was formerly engineer in
| tee planning mill. They wheeled down
from Lac du Tlambeau in tie driving
rain oil last Saturday.
| The road in process Of construction be-
! tween Star Lake and Arbor Eitaeis com
pleted. 1t is reported that n prominent
professional man in the the former city
was responsible for it's making. Some
fear for the stability OF the bridges as it
| is said the tmbers rest on render senti-
ments and not on iron piers.
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! Society is in Il hUtter oyer the produc-
ment to come off un the boards OF lie
new club hall next SATURDAY. evening,
| Tor The benefit Of the Catholic Church.
Rehea1sals have been in progress for
some time. Among the stars whose
! histronic abilities have been recognized
arr: MIR. VIM. English Of Mont Clair
Nj Mr.. John Peterson, Miss Katlari-
he Gutrin, Miss Margaret Eagan and
Miss .Sophia Oleson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Drown took their
| departure on Wednesday, with the best
| wishes Of Il host OF friends who have en-
| JOVFU lfICIk SOJCuIH III 1AIoCA Nl1e'N-
Their socability has made their home
the center OF many pleasant occasions
during the year. They lett directly for
Wausau. Mr.. Drown will take charge
of u summer school at Wittenburg and
has accepted the principalship OF one OF
the best schools in Fond du Lac for his
next years work. He is II man of high
scholarly attachments, being 81 graduate
Of Lawrence when he took his masters
degree, and having had varied experience
in school work Mr.. Drown was we /
known in this community and his cordi-
al winning ways will be much missed
The week in the little numbering city
with the euphonius name has been IA
quiet one socially. But the opening OF
the summer season is just at hand. Cape
May, Newport or Atlantic city, in all
their glory were not arrayed like Arhor
Vitae, when after the v inter's slesta,
visitors in bright colols begin to arrive
| from all points OF the compass and lair
madlens, in startling shlrt-Waists crea-
tons loom mp in pretty effect against
the green back ground OF the woods AMI
| the blue waters Of the lake.
Among the first to arrive are Mr..
Graves OF Sohofeld, the father OF Mrs.
| Robt. Flaherty' who has been assiduous-
~ uItlvating the acquaintance OF the
''muskys" since the first days.
Genial Doe BentIy, is another Scho-
field arrival and lie has been busy greet
ing his friends OF all ages and renew
ing old acquaintance. He will make
his permanent home here for some time.