Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-08-13

BY all appearances September "

by all appearances september Will
hear wedding bells rung frequently.
f j. Thrun was Three Lakes
visitor on business, Friday.
-Myron Leeman is visiting Outa-
gamie county relatives.
-Chas. Rode, Jr., of milwaukee, is
visiting his sister, MIS-. 0. E. Bowen.
Andy Flynn will open up g soft
drink" resort, at Three Lakes soon.
Mr.. Fred Bredel came up from
Milwaukee, Wednesday for a few days.
Miss Mae Weigand left Saturday
for Ashland, to spend few days.
Political debates are frequently
heard Oh the streets now days.
B Bowerman and wife, of Three
Lakes, spent Saturday in this village.
R. Slattery has received new
cash register for his saloon.
Lou Bowser, of Three Lakes,
spent Wednesdayin this village.
20. B. moon spent Sunday in
Oshkosh.
JAS. Mckinley was Three Lakes
visitor last Wednesday.
Mrs. Eugene O'dell visited Ben
Deutcher and family last week.
August Bruse, visited Rhine
lander, last Tuesday.
Amigo will soon have new
Opera house, on the latest plans.
Mrs. JOS. Tooley, left Wednesday
for Chicago, for an extended visit.
Louis L. Thomas was down from
State Line Wednesday.
G. S. Jackman, of GAINESVILLE, call
on Eagle River friends Tuesday.
Mrs Mart Hirzel, who is on the
sick list, is reported better.
Clarence Schaftner was down
from Twin lake Saturday.
John Franks, blacksmith for
Godkin's and McKinley's camps at
Conoyer, spent Tuesday here.
Mrs. Merton Dickinson. left Wed
nesday for her home at Wabeno,
after pleasant visit with relatives.
IN. A. Colman and family have re-
turned from their outing at Lake
Emogene.
Mrs. William Roderick and chill
dren, left to-day for Appleton, to visit
her parents.
Will Dockery, a printer from this
village, left last week for Amigo,
to hustle on the Amigo News Item.
DR.. Walter O'Connor, Of Tony,
Wis, visited relatives in this village
over Sunday.
A party of eight Chicago tourists
who were camping on Cranberry
lake returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Aldrich, of Three Lakes,
visited friends in this village, Friday
and Saturday.
Henry Meisner, the village paint
er, is identifying James Langill's
house.
The Rev. c. M Hitchcock, Of
Rhinelander, held Episcopal services
at the Opera house, Tuesday evening.
DIR. w. D. Neville, was in Mil
waukee last week, attending the Re
publican State Convention.
Atty. Geo. O'Connor, was one Of
the boys to take in convention sights,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Hobbs and daugh-
ter, of Cleveland, o., are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bredel.
Miss Lucy Stevens, attended
Teachers Institute at Rhinelander,
last week.
Henry Roderick, visited his son
Herman, at Ashland last Friday and
Saturday.
Ruby Slattery and NJ. Teller, who
are piling bricks at Conover, visited
here last week.
Mrs. Lambey and Miss White, OF
Chicago, are visiting at McIntyre's
cottage in Neville, on Catfish lake.
The foundation of Mr.. Fred
Bredel's greenhouse, which he is
erecting, is well under way.
Miss frankie Slattery, returned
Friday from Ashland, where she was
visiting her sister.
Mrs. Geo. Layine and children, OF
Ashland, are visiting her sister, MIS-.
F. w. Mcintyre.
Miss Carrie Stevens, returned
Saturday from California, where she
visited for the past eight months.
Mrs. F. Baackes spent few
hours in the city last Saturday. She
drove in from her Lodge on Lake
Content with Chicago friends.
Geo. Fuller and Steve Bowke
were among the unfortunates tina
took the road to Rhinelander, and re
ceived wetting, returned by rail.