Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-10-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

j ohm O'Day was transacting bust
ness in this city, last Thursday,
R. Stewart was transacting busi-
ness in Three Lakes, last Thursday.
Dick FELTON, has accepted position
in the Michigan House for Jos Dupuis,
F. w. Mcintyre was at Rhinelander
the fore part Of last week, Oh business.
N A. CoIman was transacting legal
business down the line for several days
last week
james Logg, who is foreman for Jno
Hansen, at State Line, spent Sunday in
the village.
Jas Cavner and daughter Bessie Wis
tied with friends at Lac Vieux, Desert
over Sunday.
Tom Foley came up from Rhineland-
er, Saturday, to VISIT old friends after an
absence OF a few months.
George Balm was down from his farm
near Sta5 Line, q couple Of days, the
Latter pat of last week.
e. Allen was talking life insurance to
the citizens OF Eagle River a couple Of
days The latter part Of last week.
Dir. ". D. Neville returned, Saturday.
from a.business trip to Rhinelander and
points in the southern part Of the state.
Miss Maud White left for Escanaba,
Michigan, Saturday, where she will Wis
it for a short time with the family OF her
uncle
j. P. Hoffman the insurance man
from Woodruff, was in the city u couple
of days last week He wrote several
policies while here.
Leave your money III the toWE YOU
live iii by purchasing your fail and wint-
er suits from j. B, Rogers, manager for
Jno L. Sullivan & Co.
M y NJ. Moran and daughter Katie
were up to Conover, Thursday, to visit
Mr. Mofan who IL doing some work on
his homestead near there.
Mrs. O. Hess and daughter, Mrs.
Swan, who were visiting friends here fGr
the past week, returned to their home al
Escanal a, Mich, Saturday.
N. T. Baldwin, one of Rhinelander's
best painters and paper hangers, has
been painting and papering d. e. Rior-
dan S residence on the inside.
-Cnas Irwin has moved his family in
from the farm to this city, and occupies
the dwelling next to |. J, Bowerman
He moved so as to give his children Il
better opportunity to attend school.
Hector Carr, Of Pembroke, Ontario,
a nephew Of James Mckinley, arrive i'll
the city last week. Mr.. Carr likes this
section and will remain here during the
winter under the tutorship OF his genial
uncle.
Jess Hasfins was another Eagle Riv-
er boy to return from the Wiids Of the
DakOtas He got back Saturday, Jess
says he had not seen single man leave
Dakota for this part but what were glad
to get back the best way they conld.
Hugh Gallager principal OF the
school at Star Lake, was in our village
Saturday. He is All independent candi-
date for County superintendent OF
Schools. Rev Ohne OF the same place ac
compaied him. They came by way OF
team.
-LeRoy Bowker, George Darling and
D. s. johnson took the yacht Haglett
yesterday, and meandered the lakes MIR.
Johnson says that if he had had the gun
the son-of-a-gun feIoniously took
from his possession, a short time ago,
he might have had shotat some game.
-Chas Mcdonnell is able to be around
some now and was down town on" day
last week shaking hands with frinuds.
The accident which bpfell him some inc
ago was more fatal than was a first
thought, and it will be some weeks before
Chas can get around and mingIe with
the busy world in his old time forit, But
we are all pleased to see hlm improving.
Peter Dell has resigned his pos: ION
as chief cook at Mart Hirzel's restaurant
and HE'D himself to the woods where he
will throw his beaming smile over u hot
bowl in the camp where he has
engaged to cook. James White uow
wears the uniform OF the chefs DEPART
ment OF the restaurant and his experience
as stewart ON board U. S. man G war
and his unexempified manifestations for
taking things as they come is full isf~ur-
ance that the patrons OF The restaurant
Will not lack for goodies.