Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-06-18
Local.

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will be total failure.
MAYOR Howlet and wife, Of Conover,
were in town between trains Monday.
E. D. Stewart, while at State Line,
Sunday, purchased pony
Hon. G. H. Clark, of Rhinelander,
was in town for few hours Monday.
DIR. III. O'Connor, of Green Bay, ex-
poets to be at hotel Smith, this week.
ELRoY Bowker made business trip
! to Jeffris, Monday.
CARTER & EMMoNs have blossomed
out with a fine new delivery wagon.
A number of cases of scarlet fever
is reported in town.
FRIDAY the schools had a picnic,
which the scholars enjoyed hughly.
MRS. D. FL. Donnellan, Of Eau Claire,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ann
O'Connor, of this village.
JOHN O'DAY, of Merrill, was in
town on business, Thursday and Fri
day of last week.
Mrs. D. Graham, left Monday for
diffrent points in the southern part of
the state.
MINoCQUA has none the best Of us
if they have got Bryan, we have got
Mckinley.
RoB'T Stewart, will run for mem
Der of school board from the first dis
trict at the urgent solicitation ofshis
friends.
Jumbo Hess, one of Oneida coun-
tvs most prosperous farmers, was in
town Monday getting few pointers
from some Of the Villas county farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanover, of Irma,
are in the Village visiting their
daughter Mrs. G. NJ. Sheldon. They
arrived Thursday.
EPISCOPAL church services will be
held in the opera house, Tuesday
evening, June 10Th at o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend
THE town Of Flambeau as set off by
the county board at it's last meeting,
comprises the following towns: NJ 40
41-42-43-44, r. 5 E. W. j. Walsh
was appointed purchasing agent for
the ensuing year.
MRS. Fred Morey, Of Eagle River, is
guest of relatives ond friends here
this week. She is a daughter of Mrs.
P Walsh and formerly lived in the
town Of Rudolph.-Grand Rapids
Tribune.
A band Of gypsies were camped for
three days last week just on the edge
of the town It is said that quite a
number of the ladies' visited them
and had their fortune told. They
done brisk business in horse trading
and fortune telling. They left Fri
day morning for greener fields.
A, Mckenzie, sports new canopy
top buggy, Take Nc, Horse, buggy
and harness it makes a very +" mob
by" outfit. All that is lacking now
to make it complete, is to have hi
coat of arms painted on the side
lamps, a muskalonge and fishing roc
A. F. Howard on Monday received
notice that patent had been granted
him on his logging exhibition device
Mr.. Howard has already secured ;
concession to exhibit at the Buffalo
exposition next year and he will form
a stock company for the purpose. IL
thinks his patent is money make
and we see no reason why it shouldn't
be.-Munesing Republican.
w. j. Bryan, the prospective nomi
nee for President on the Democratic
ticket this fall, is now at Minocqua
with his wife and children, enjoying
the fishing and hunting which is gooc
in that vicinity. On Tuesday even
ing he will make a speech on which
occasion, special trains will run OF
the St. Paul and on the North Western
Railroad from Rhinelander. A larg'
number will drive over from thi
place, Tuesday afternoon.