Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-12-09

from Rhinelander to-day, and will fur
nish the music at the, dance tonight.
j. c. Vixen, A. D. Daniels and
A. w. Bryant, of Rhinelander, at
tended circuit court Wednesday and
Thursday.
Harvey D. Welcb, representative
OF Medberry-Beemis Paper Company
OF Oshkosh, looked up. business here
Thursday and Friday.
C. B. Simpson, A.. Trudell, D. C.
Classon, James DueYerux, W. H.
Small. and George Vine were up from
Oconto in attendance at circuit court.
J. The finest line qf,Christmas ware
Fat Fred Mcintyre.
4: e. Special Jury commissioners O.
W; sayner, Of. sayneyand j., A. Mer-
Ger, OF Minocqha spent court week in
town.
Mrs. Keibaszyki, of Amigo, re-
turned home Wednesday after a few
ldays visit with her daughters, Mrs.
WILDER Goodenow and Mrs. Emmett
Goodenow. l
Art mathews left to-day for Pen
sacola, Florida, to spend the winter.
MI. Mathews has large land interests
in Florida which he will look after.
Judge Silverthorn held circuit
court here last week, the Calender
was all disposed of, some cases being
put over to a special term.
Miss Ella Thompson, resigned her
position as teacher at State Line, and
the School Board has engaged Martin
Dockery to fill the vacancy.
Sheriff Elliott and Under Sheriff
Sutton, left for Waupun Saturday
with John Allen who pleaded guilty
to the charge of robbery before Judge
Silverthorn, and received sentence
OF II months in the pen"
Archie Chounard, Thos. Olson,
Albert McGeorge, VIM. Gordon, Geo.
McEachron, Herman Pape and Louis
Haraldson, of Star Lake, spent last
week in town, all being members of
the jury.
WIN. Bernard, Rube Levitte, II.
A. Smith, Prosper Jossart, Rock La
gasse, Gearge Clark and A. NJ. Reilly
were the gentlemen from Minocena
on the jury list last week.
Postmaster Frank Schilling, of
Minocqua was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hanson last week, and act
ed as Deputy Clerk of Court. The
NEWS acknowledges a.spleasant' call
from Mr., Schilling. 800
The ladies of the Thimble, Bee
Club have issued invitations for a
grand Ball at the Lyceum Opera House
tonight, music will be furnished by
the Rhinelander orchestra, and jolly
evening is guaranteed all who attend.
The relatives of John Dockery
received word Thursday that he was
at the Hospital at Rhinelander very
i'll, and his brother Will went down
Friday to see him. Miss Julia Dock
cry and mother spent Sunday with
him.. and returned home to-day, they
report John, improving. q ). :: a
The Episcopal church services
held at the Lyceum Opera house last
Monday night was well attended. The
Ven. A. George c. Jenner, of Stevens
Point, the Rev. Carlton NJ. Hitchco ck,
and the Rev. George Babcock. con-
conducted the services, which was en-
joyed by all in attendance.
The poverty supper given by the
ladies of the Congregational church,
at the Woodmen's hall Friday eve
ming was grand success, both tinan-
cially and socially. A large crowd
partook of the fine supper which the
ladies had prepared. Some very odd
costumes were worn which harmor
nized with the occasion. Several
being fined for wearing good clothes
to a poverty social, and the amount
Of fines made a tidy sum. The ladies
are to be congratulated on their sue
cess.
The DouglasHMay Co., that
showed here last Tuesday and
Wednesday nights, was the finest ever
seen here. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas are
fine actors and the different parts
taken by them were played with life
and emotion, and the large audiences
were we'll pleased. The little Child
ron Robbie and Lucille took their