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

was guest of Geo. E. O'Connor over
Sunday.
The ladies Of the Royal Neighbors
treated the members of the Modern
Woodman lodge to fine program and
lunch after meeting Friday night.
John Dusault and family are ex-
pected home this week from Montreal,
Canada, where they have been visiting
Johns parents.
"A party of seventeen tourists ar
rived from Chicago Wednesday, for
Everett's resort, which speaks well of
mine host Everett.
Mrs. C. NJ. Clark, Of Oshkosh,
ghaving visited her son, Editor Moon,
the past few weeks, returned home
| Tuesday.
Barney Gryner, engineer at the
Woodruff & Mcclure Co. saw mill, at
Three Lakes, visited his sister, Mrs.
VIM. Pershon last Tuesday.
-Ardin r. Bardeen, the Wausau
cigar manufacturer, was hustling the
Knickerbocker = brand, here We'd
nesday.
Editor Goebel, of the Amigo
Herald, and R. Kratche, who visited
Eagle River Tuesday, gave US a
pleasant call.
j. M. O'Brien, salesman for
Roundy, Peckham 4 Co., Milwaukee,
looked up the grocery trade here
Tuesday and Wednesday.
B. Richmond had his foot in the
wrong place and his horse stepped
upon it. He was able to transact
business at Rhinelander Thursday.
George Punches, while working
up at Schaftner's resort, on Twin
lake, had the misfortune to run a
chisel into his hand.
A party of tourists from Chicago,
arrived Wednesday for Sand lake, and
left for that place well supplied with
bait.
Mrs. Griswold and daughter Win
ME, nf Nunica, Mich. who were visit
ing village friends, returned home
last Wednesday.
j. j. Roderick, Of the q May
flower" fame, saw the elephant at
the Wild West show at Rhinelander,
Thursday.
Fred Mcintyre now has charge of
the laundry basket sent to Oshkosh,
heretofore in charge of Harry Frank,
assures his patrons quick delivery.
Amos Radcliffe, one of our young
and enterprising business men, re-
ceived a new 8 seated buggy for his liv-
erv barn 1t is Racine" make, which
speaks for the excellence of the rig.
George H. Smith and daughter,
formerly of Grand Rapids, visited
village friends last week. Mr.. Smith
is now located at State Line, in the
lumber business.
Perfume swindlers are going
about the state, canvassing house to
house Our citizens should be care
full and not be taken in, should they
happen this way.
Perfect womanhood depends on
perfect health Natures rarest gift
OF physical beauty comes to all who
use Rocky Mountain Tea. Soc. For
sale at drug store.
Mr.. John Maxey, a former passen-
ger brakeman on the Amigo division
of the G. & N. w. Ry., is in town renew
ing old acquaintance. MI. Maxey is
now law student at the Wisconsin
University, at Madison.
Charlie Chase, while out sailing
in Yellow Birch lake the other day
tipped over, and had to swim ashore.
Charlie said if he had that cheese that
his Milwaukee friends sent him, he
could have ioated ashore.
Mr.. Arthur Leubke, of Milwau-
kee, arrived Wednesday for a visit
with his sister, Mrs. John Zimple-
mann. While here Arthur will try
and beat his brothers catch of ~
pound 'Musky" few weeks ago.
Mr.. Charles Wismer, formerly book
keeper for the Jerry Lumber Co.,
spent last Tuesday and Wednesday
among his many friends in this vii
lage. Mr.. Wismer now keeps the ac-
counts for Mather Bros. at State Line.
Mrs. S. Deutch, of Chicago with
her very interesting little family,
Master Armand, the Misses Florence
and Dorothy, have been the guests OF
} Mrs. f. Baackes at her Lodge on Lake
Content, where there was ''Rest di-
: vine among the pine"
While AL. Bradford was transact
ing business at State Line last week,
he disposed of another boat, Mr.
+ Peter LaChance being the purchaser
t This makes 10 boats Mr.. Bradford has
: sold, which speaks highly as to THEN
excellence,