Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-01-09
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| -lho DAYS are SelGIIls5 lOASCl'
John Collins, is on the sick list.
The two barber shops consolidated
Tim Donahue, is the new under-sherl1f'
Rev. H. G, Todd, held devine services
at North Crandon, Sunday.
How long did you keep your New
Years resolve.
From now on Fred Morey, will deal
quite extensively in pork.
The thermometer registered Tuesday
morning, 38 degrees below zero.
School commences to-day i'll all the
departments.
Giles Coon, of Rhinelander, was in
town Thursday.
For Stationery of all kinds, neatly
printed. call at the News office.
A. 3. Newell, Armour's meat man
| was in town Saturday afternoon.
Sheriff 7. Loughlin and family, are
now at home at the sheriff's residence.
Rev. J. Dejung, of Rhinelander, held
services in the Lutheran church, Sunday.
James Oberholtzer, as crew of men
on Deerskin, cutting cedar for shingles.
Eat plenty OF cranberries. 1t has
been discovered that they ward OF the
grip.
Attorney John Mcclure, of Minocqua,
transacted business at The court house,
Friday.
Merit Dickinson, one OF Wauhena's,
leading merchants, was in town one day
last week, visiting friends.
The county board meets again to-
morrow, to finish up the unfinished BUSH
ness.
DR.. Don O'Connor, left Wednesday,
for Green Bay, where he goes to practice
his profession.
H. w. Wright, one Merrill's fore
most business men. registered at Hotel
Smith, Friday.
Dan Mcdonald, was called to Ap-
pleton, Thursday, on account OF the
death of his grandfather.
Win Keyes, our newly elected county
treasure, leaves ro-nightfor a short bust
ness trip down the line.
Miss Marie Dwyer, returned Satur-
day, to resume teaching, after spending
her vacation at Amigo and Chicago.
The train that run from Walters
meet to RhineIander, has been discoD-
tinued, on account of it's not paying
The Schlitz Brewing Co., of Milwau
kee paid $4,000 taxes into the treas
urer of that city one day last week.
Mrs. Mary Shipley, of Amigo, is in
town visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
d. Graham.
James Hughs, moved his household
goods Friday. to Manawa, where he ex-
poets to go into business.
-Thos Cunningham, foreman and "dev-
III of the Review, has been on the sick
list for the past few days.
Alex. Higgins, left Tuesday, for Min
neapols, where he will resume his studies
in the law school.
ATTORNEY n. A. Colman, spent a
greater portion of last week at APP
pleton. on legal business.
d. f. Riordan, left for Madison to-
day to be on hand at the opening of the
legislature, which convenes Tuesday.
Why buy Il $1,000 Office desk when
you can get a good ore or 81 90. Inquire
either of H Finger or &. F. Colman for
information.
You can Hello F. W. Mcintyre now
he has put a telephone in his store. All
orders by ''phoEe" will be promptly at
tended to.
Harry S. Swartz, special agent for
the Z. s. Land Office, was III town Tues
day looking up matters in regards to a
homestead entry.
p T. Parish. agent for Russell Bros,
OF Kaukauua, -four and feed manufacture
ers, interviewed our merchants in regard
to these neccssaries OF life, Thursday.
D. Graham, leaves to-day for Madi-
son, where he expects to get a position
at the State Capitol, for the winter, " lille
the legislature is in session.
Vernon McGill, OF Waupaca county,
has secured a job for the rest of the Win
ter for himself and team. hauling logs for
the Otto estate. at the State Line,
If you know of any news in the shape
of personals or otherwise, DON'T be at all
back ward in telling the editor, as that is
what we are looking after, news.
Miss Emma Wenzel, the popular din
ing room girl at Hotel Smith, returned
Tuesday, after spending the holidays
with her parents at Pratts Junction.
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