Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-01-23

day.
Mrs. Lige Ball, drove in from camp
Saturday.
DIR. w. d. Neville, was at Three Lakes
Tuesday, to attend u sick CALL
Quite u number of the ladies are con-
fined to the house with la grip.
When you see good thing why not
help it along-the reading room.
Antoine Poisman, wen to the woods
Friday, to work for JAS Mckinley.
Mrs. u. S. Johnson, spent Sunday III
Rhinelander, with reIa tives.
Henry Co.man, made flying trip to
Rhinelander, Thursday last.
John Mercer. Of Minocqua, spent
a couple OF days in our village last week
Paul Bunion and wife, OF Three Lakes,
was in town Sunday.
Mrs. W. Diamond, went to Amigo,
to-day
Sam Smith, went over to the western
part of the county Saturday, on bust
ness.
W. j. Kyes, has purchased L E. Nc
ellis residence. Where they will soon
be at home.
Social Thursday evening a. the read
ing room. Everybody cordially invited
to attend.
"A new base "bawl" pitcher arrived
at John Diamonds home Saturday.
Mother and child doing we'll.
-Rob't Stewart, is able to be out again
after beng confined to the house by
sickness for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bomber. returned home
Saturday from Milwaukee. They will
occupie the Reilly residence after Feb. LIST.
The 2:OS passenger train, Saturday,
was 3 hours late, ON account OF the
wreck of freight train near Bear Greek.
Mrs. o. B. Moon is confined to the
house with quite a severe attack OF the
grip.
Miss Weigand, was obliged to close
her school Friday afternoon on account
of the grip.
ART Mathews, went over to Arbor
Vitae, Wednesday, to estimate some pine
timber in that vicinity.
Will Diamond, a former employee in
the News office, is now employed on the
Amigo New Item, at Amigo.
John Smith, IS willing to gamble
that Emmons can get outside Of more
oysters than he can.
VIM Murphey, was called to Mon
tello, Tuesday, on account of the death
of his sister-n-aW.
Mat Schrbel, drove over to Rhine
lander, Friday afternoon, with A. j. Boil
ger and T. |, Loughlin.
Charley Schurley, one of O'Day's &
Daily's, right hand men, was in town
Friday, doing business for that firm.
j. j. Rodcrick, purchased through
the Colman K Colman. agency, the build
ing which he occupies from G. Amsrud, OF
Chicago.
BRYANT A. Johnson, Of Rhinelalfder,
stopped over one train Thursday, on his
way to Barciey, Mich, to see his father
and mother.
Mrs. y. r. Riordan, went to Oshkosh,
Thursday, where she met ID. Il. They
attended divine services in that wicked"
city Sunday.
Elk treasure Ole SwensOn, of Wood
ruff, came over to thecounty seat Thurs
day. The attraction is SO great that
he can't keep away.
In another column will be found Il
nevsy letter from our special corTespon-
dent from Madison, which we Will have
regularly every week for the New,
while the legislature is in session.
FRANCIS Colman, packed his grip"
Tuesday, and started for Chicago. 1t is
rumored that there is a very strong
magnet down at the "windy city, which
pulls him there in spite OF all he can do.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Neu, OF Three
Lakes, who We're accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. John Dohn. Of Madison, who
are visiting them, drove over Sunday to
church and took dinner at Hotel Smith
Francis Hall, who has been Garth,
Mich, for the past year, and at one time
Il resident OF this place, has returned to
Eagle River to live, which is pleasing
news to his friends.
1t just about spoils my appetite for
eggs, when [ have to pay Ii cents per
per dozen, said citizen Il few days ago.
"How many do you require for meal?'
asked a friend. II always eat two, and
sometimes three" was the reply, and he
lighted cigar that cost at the rate OF