Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-05-23
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

day, on business.
VIM Knox returned to town, We'd
nesday. from Anderson's drive.
Mrs. s. Aldlich was up from Three
Lakes Thursday visiting friends.
j. II. LoughIin, OF Mino cqua, was in
the village the fore part OF last week.
Mike Doyle, of Minocqua, drove over
to the county seat yesterday OH business
Mr.. ami Mrs. II. Aldrich We're visit
ing with friends here Friday and Satur-
day.
Editor Hooper, Minocqua, is attend
ing1the meeting of the county boarn to-
day.
N. A. Colman was over to Crandon,
the fore part OF last week, attending The
tax sale.
Miss Mary Mcqueen was up from
Amigo few days laet week visiting her
relatives and friends.
Mrs. H. III. Jones returned from Ash
land, Thursday, where she had been at
Rhinehart's hospital.
Ed Meaker returned, Wednesday,
from q visit to Duluth and other points
in northern Minnesota.
p. Morrison returned, Friday, from
Bear Creek where he had been called by
the death OF his brothers wife.
Joseph Nemacheck and daughter
left, Saturday, for Appleton, where Mr..
Nemacheck was called ON business.
--Chas. Chaffee, one of Rhinelander's
prominent business men, transacted
business here the fore part of last week.
Among the many beautiful homes
destroyed by the cyclone at Amigo are
those OF Attorneys j. L. Martin and a.
c. Conway.
Oliver and Clark Thomas, accom-
panied by their sister Miss Clara, were
from Lac Vipxu Desert, the fore part OF
last week, visiting friends.
A a good many of the boys who
have been on the d'fferennt drives i'll this
We're in town ST veral days last
week visiting friends and having good
a time.
Frank Fisk. Frank Lasher, George
Ed Springer, Z. II. J'ilden
and Fred Tilden, members OF the EIgin
Club OF EIgin, ILL.,, arrived in the city
this morning.
james l4angill has taken contract
TO do some logging at Sugar Camp. He
has got his outfit moved to the place OF
operation and has started IL crew to
work. The job Will last all summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. b. Walsh arrived
in the city from Iron River. Thursday,
on visit to their many friends here.
Mr.. Walsh also had business to attend to
attend to. They returned home Friday.
w. W. Sperry, of Bay City, Mich, ar
rived in town Tuesday, and visited with
the family OF his Uncle. r. Stewart, I'M
til Thursday, when he went to State
Line where he expected to enter the EN-
pIoy of K. Otto.
The rear OF Anderson's drive went
into the Wisconsin river, Wednesday,.
The drive contained sixteen million feet,
ten million being the logs cut by Mr..
Anderson last winter and the rest be
longing to other parties.
Ed. Stewart and Chas. Slattery were
out to Pickeral lake, yesterday, fishing.
They made record of the season, so far,
by capturing three muscallonge and sew
eral nice pike, a feat some OF our renown-
ed fishermen have failed to accomplish
and are now somewhat tnvious.
Mrs VI. Morrison died, last Tuesday
at Bear Greek, this State, of enlargement
of the heart Since moving from this
city to Bear Creek, where Mr.. Morrison
had accepted the management of H..
Fingers large farm. Mrs. Morrisson's
health failed rapidly, and al shough ex-
pected the news of her death was a shock
to her friends here Tho remains were
taken to Stratford, Ont, where her par
ents and those of her husband reside, for
burial. She was a sister to AIRS. Mat
Stein, formerly OF this place but now of
Odanah, who accompanied the remains
to their final resting place. Mr. Norris
son will remain in Canada for a few
months when he will either return to
Eagle River or resume his position at
Bear Greek.