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

stead last week.
Theo. Sherman. who has been at work
at Star Lake, is in town.
.. w. Hooper, scribe of the Mlnocqua
Times, was in town Monday.
Mrs. Anna Burke, of Rhinelalder, is
visiting Mrs Gilda of this city.
Hank Leary, of Mi,locqua is attending
court in the capacity OF a Juror.
The sports from Chicago and Milwau-
kee keep arriving on every train.
P. s. Hunter, lumberman of Merrill,
has been spending thepast week i'll town.
All of the hotels have been crowded to
their utmost capacity during the past
week.
J. J. Mcclure, rising young attorney
of Minocqua. has case at this term OF
court.
Frank Markee, one OF Woodruff's solid
business men was attending court last
week.
Judge Alban. of Rhinelander, was in
attendance at Judge Si!verthorn's court,
Friday.
Prof Dent, the new Principal, is now
nicely located in this city with his
family.
Sheriff Bradford. was oyerat Minocqua
last week to subpoena witnesses and
jurors.
Attorneys Geo e. OConnor and l.. b..
McGill, at this term of court, were adj
mitted to practice in the circuit courts OF
this state.
DR.. A. b. Sweet of Minocqua, has been
attending court the past few days as an
expert witness,
Peter Little, of Minocque, has been
assisting j j. Bodprick, in his barber
| shop the past week.
Byron j. Parks a prominent attorney,
Of Stevens Point, regi Stersd at the Den
ton House, Tuesday.
Judge Geo. Reed was over from Min
ocqua several days last week as Il wit
ness in the Giilis trial.
Antoine Toussaint. OF Woodruff, a man
OF many lawsuits, has been i'll attend
ance at court this week.
Hugh hurry and John Gillen, OF
Woodruff, have been attending court
here during the past week.
Mrs. E. S. Anderson, an old resident,
but now of Rhinelander, visited friends
here a few days last week.
| Debbie Slattery, who is teaching
school at Three Lakes, spent Sunday
| with her parents in this city.
G. A, Folnsbee, one of Chicago's best
attorneys transacted business he latter
| part of last week in our city.
Judge VanHecke, one of the best known
ATTORNEYS, of Merrill, has been 'court.
ing" the past week, in our city.
J. A. Walsh is quite seriously i'll, hay
ing been taken down with inflammation
of the bowels yesterday morning.
John Diamond goes to Amigo to-day
| to pitch for the Rhinelander base ball
club which plays against the Amigos.
/ Andrew Regenfuss, who has been laid
ND for the past few weeks with cut
| foot, is able to be around attending to
his duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. J. Bowerman, Mrs. fl.
Haskins and Miss Pearl Burke were
RhineIander visitors last Tuesday.
They drove over.
Judge SiIverthorn, lawyers Barnes and
| Riordan and +. w. Mcintyre, drove over
70 Everett's famous resort, Sunday
afternoon and took supper.
Art Luepke and lady friend of Mllwau-
kec who have been visiting with MIR.
Luepke's sister, Mrs. John Zimpleman,
expect to remain another eek,
John Sutton, deputy sheriff, of Min
ocqua, has been attending court here.
They say John seems to have the lead
for nomination for sheriff on the Repub-
lican ticket.
Messers A. w Brown and A. Sieve
wright drove over from Rhinelander
Thursday. Took cruise in the woods
near by for two days and went back
Sunday morning.
Mart Hirzel handles himself with grace
and dignity since he has got to using
crutches. Ne says he utterly ignores H
Seleck's impertinent question as to where
his glasses were when the accident oc-
Cured.