Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-12-03
EAGLE RIVER Villas WISCONSIN, MONDAY

Conover, were in attendance at the
dance Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frank Clure, nee Maggie
McCloud, arrived in town Friday, fl ON
Caselton, North Dakota, to visit her
mother
"A little nine pound cook arrived
at the home of Martin Bohman, Sun
day morning. Mother and child both
doing nicely.
Jas. Morgan has added new
show case to his store, filled with the
finest line of fancy dishes ever brought
to this village. They are for the
Christmas trade.
The following is the list of letters
remaining in post. office for month
ending Nov. 80, 1900: Jno. Bross,
Box $50, H. F. Steve. Parties calling
+ for the above letters please say adver-
tised NJ. E. Sanborn, P. NJ.
As we go to press we learn that
Mrs. Mary Hobart is past recovery
and it is only question of time when
she will pass away. The relatives
have the sympathy of the communi-
ty as she is most worthy lady.
Earl Stevens went to Clintonville,
! Monday. to attend the funeral of
Harry Quinn, who was drowned at
that place Saturday, while skating,
Our citizens will undoubtedly remem-
this young man, as his parents was at
one time residents Of this place and
removing from here to that places
DIR, Sanborns pacing horse got
away Thursday and made things live
ly on the streets for a few minutes.
The cross bar broke letting the thills
down striking his heels which set him
agoing, the cutter was up set and the
DR.. and Mr.. Macarthur, of Amigo,
were pitched out but not injured, the
cutter being the only thing that need
ed fixing.
Charley Eagan, the young man
who was so unfortunate as to have
piece bitten out Of his under lip some
time ago, had an operation performed
on the injured member shortly after
wards at the Rhinelander hospital by
Drs. Daniels & Packard. The job per-
formed by these Drs. was a neat one,
as only scar shows now and when
thoroughly healed it will hardly be
perceptiable. The young man is to
congratulated upon the success of the
operation, otherwise he would have
been terribly disfgured.
The law requires that each per-
son who is a candidate for county
office or who seeks nomination before
a county convention, must within
thirty days after election file state
ment with county clerk and register
of deeds showing in itemized form
the amount of money disbursed. The
time for filing these afidavits does
not expire until Thursday, thus far
only two persons have complied with
the law: John Hanson, republican
candidate for clerk of court, spent a
total of $83.45. Finn Lawler, repub-
lican candidate for county clerk,
spent a total of $73.4S
Word was received here Thurs
day morning, that N. A. Garrison
was quite seriously hurt at Baackes
lodge while trying to roll log up
the side Of log building they were
raising. 1t seems that the log tipped
over into the inside, one end resting
on the ground and the other resting
on a log that had been raised. They
hitched chain on to the end that
was resting on the log and tried to
pull it in place, when itgot away from
them, the end coming down striking
Mr.. Garrison in the side, injuring
him seriously. Mr.. Garrison was SUI
perintending the construction of the
building, and who couldn't get away
when he saw the falling log on ac-
count OF the material piled about.
DR.. Sanborn was summoned at once
and is doing all he can to alleviate his
sufferings. His wife, daughter and
o. ". Avery are attending him and
it is hoped by bis many friends that
his viii be a speedy recovery.