Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-03-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

-Chas. Monahan wSa down from his
fathers camp Wednesday, on business.
Z Town Clerk Anderson. OF Three
Lakes, was in the city, Thursday on
business.
Step into Jno Sullivan 4 Co.'S. tailor
ny establishment and pick out nice suit
or spring.
Landlord Jillisop, OF the Northern
House, of Monico, was a visitor i'll the
city Thursday.
Pete LaChanc, was down from State
Line, Thursday, shopping stories with
acquaintances.
n. d. Mcleod returned, Wednesday,
from trip to Washbarn where he had
been to visit his son Art.
Ray Denton went up the line, We'd
nesday, to look up the interests OF the
clothing house he il ting.
Sam Eckstein, OF Chicago, WAS talk-
ing clothing in this city Thursday. He
was registered at Denton House.
-Undersherriff Bonner made trip up
the line Thursday in quest OF witnesses
in IL case which cnme up before Justice
Graham.
! OI,.,eR af nSl1
were registered at the Denton House,
Fridvy. They We're witnesses here in
the Burget trial.
A. f. Himley, county treasurer OF
Forest county was over from Crandon,
Thursday, on business. and III the mean-
| time shook hands with friends.
II ID Stewart made u trip up the
line the fore part OF last week. This
| time Ernest was some what more care
/ iul ,la to the handling OF his wares.
Mrs. Z. Hull has purchased the Geo.
Stewart Building on Main street, and
| will, in a week or SO, have the building
thoroughly overhauled and fixed up in u
tasty manner.
| Nj. Moran has rented the Zimpeman
building next to NJ. Scheril ELS on Wall
street, ard moved into the same. MIR.
Moran will conduct q bakery aud resta-
urant there and also carry full stock
OF canned goods and confectionery
Fred Arnt and Leonard Anret have
finished logging the timber on MIR. Arnt,s
place on Big Rapids They put in about
eight hundred thousand feet and found
the timber to be far ahead, as to quality,
from what they had expected They did
not have large crew working but they
got hustle OH themselves and showed
| what hustlers can do when they have a
mind to.
Mart Hirzei and DR.. N. f. Stubborn
returned, the lore part OF last week,
| from Milwaukee, where Mr.. Hirzel had
been to have his hand looked at. The
head surgeon for the c. & N. w. Ry., who
examined the wound on the hand stated
that DIR. Sanborn had given the proper
treatment and that nothing futher could
be done for time, but expressed HIM
self that, the hand would be very truble-
some for sometime and turned the treat
of the same over TO DR.. Sanborn.
-Taxerdenist Gansnan has as fine a
speciman of fish as can be seen any
where. 1t is twelve and half pound
pike captured by Herman Ziebell and
sold to Mat Scheribel who is having the
same mounted by Gansmun. MIR.
Scheribel will send the fish, as soon M
properly mounted, to u friend i'll the
southern part of the state, and it will,
no doubt, have a tendency to show up
what the lovers of few days fishing
would be rewarded by in coming to
Eagle River and indulging in the sport.
Sometime ago this office received a
letter from Ashland making inquiry as
to the whereabouts of John May. saying
that if he would write he would leaTll
something TO his interests. We forward
ed the letter to Mr.. May, who WAS then
working for Jas. Hughes. The letter WAS
from a brother OF MIR. Mays whom he
had not heard Of or seen i'll twenty-five
years. After writing and letting his
brother know where he was John leceiv-
ed an answer stating that there was one
thousand dollars in a bank III Montreal,
Can. for him which was his share MS one
OF the heirs to some property left by q
deceased relative.