Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-04-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

6VVH1 INV U 6EBOVaunA9
N. A. Colman left On business
trip down the line.
Ray Denton left Friday for Fond
du Lac for short stay.
-Jno. Miller, of Wausau, was in
town Thursday.
+ F. S. Campbell, was up from
Three Lakes Tuesday.
Frank A. Larish, of Oshkosh, was
a business visitor here Tuesday
- Remember May 10th, 1901, is the
limit for letting cows run at Target
C. I. Brown came over from
Woodruff Wednesday for few hours.
Burton Russell left for Mime
apoiis Wednesday.
Harry Mcintyre was laid up with
Tonsilitis last week.
Pat Gaffney took in the sights at
Three Lakes Wednesday.
The Rev. Toplaka was Rhine
lander visitor few days last week.
James Oberholtzer was a State
Line visitor Wednesday on business.
David Foster was over from Star
Lake couple of days last week.
w. j. Walsh is building new
barn on his property on Main street.
Mrs. Singleton, of Watersmeet,
arrived in town Tuesday, for a visit
with Mrs. Madden.
Charles Mcconnell left the first Of
the week for the southern part of the
state.
F. G. Sanborn, of Ashland spent
last week in town disposing of some
of his land holdings.
IN. A. Colman transacted business
at Wausau last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Robert Stewart returned home
the first of the week from visit with
his son Guy, in Idaho.
d The legislature will adjourn on
May 18th. This year has been an ex-
ira long session.
Mrs. Cavner will occupy the
Mcleod house as soon as the improve
ments on the interior is completed.
--Jno. w. Olmstead, of Appleton,
is in town in the interest of the Chill
dren's Home Society of Wisconsin.
Durham Bull, from registered
stock, for service at the Kinney farm.
Terms $3.50, cash.
j. E. jackson, of Menominee,
catered to the grocery trade here
Thursday.
Mrs. John Diamond returned
home from Amigo Thursday, after a
ten days visit with her mother.
Mrs. Iverson arrived home Thurs
day from Oregon, where she spent
the winter with her son.
j. A. McMullen, of Minneapolis,
was town visitor the first of the
week.
Gus. Natan, John Ashtan and H.
Hanson drove over from Minocqua
Monday and returned home Tuesday.
W. B. Raymond visited his fam
lily at Minocquo couple of days last
week.
M. Maynard, of Ashland, agent
for cigars and tobacco, was looking
up trade in town Wednesday.
Don't forget to read the Ordi-
nance in another column of this issue,
as it is an important one, and should
be read and kept for future reference.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zimplemann
returned home Thursday from Mil
waukee.r where they have been visit
ing the past month.
e. J. Dunn, of the Villas County
| Democrat, who spent week on this
side of the county, left Thursday for
his home at Minocqua.
Notice in this issue the new ad.
of Geo. F. Winslow, of Eau Claire,
Wis, who deals extensively in Art
/ Wall Paper.
Mrs. j. J. Roderick and Mrs.
Harry Franks, was at Three Lakes
Friday to visit Mrs. William Roder-
ick, who is reported seriously i'll.
The State Horticultural Society
will start an experiment Fruit Farm
on d. E. Riordan's farm north of town.
The trees are expected this week.
The barn OF John G1een has been
designated by the Town Board as the
public pound, and Mr.. A. King was
appointed pound master.
j. J. Roderick has been appointed
local agent for the New Royal Family
Sewing Machine. Call and see his
sample before buying.
Work on the new boat landing
east of the bridge, was commenced by
the Town Board Saturday. 1t will
be, not only an ideal boat landing but
will beautity the river front rs we'll