Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-12-02

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of timber in this vicinity Wednesday.
"A. cut glass party was giEen by
Mrs. G. f. Colman at her home Tues
day evening, in honor of Miss Viola
Mcintyre.
Earl Richmond left for Milwau-
kee Thursday to visit bis sister, Miss
Minnie Standard. Earl took deer
with him.
MRS. JOS. Tooley who has been
DANCE rously i'll, is reported on the
gain, to the great pleasure Of her
many friends.
Mrs. Mart Hirzel left to-day for
Valmoral, Wis, to visit her mother,
Mrs. l. B. Madden and her sister. Mrs.
Simpson, Miss Vernice Slattery ac-
companied her.
John E. Hanson of Eagle River,
Clerk of the Circuit Court, spent sew
cral days at this plale visiting with
his brother and other friends,-Min-
ocqua Times.
The Douglas Children will intro
duce some new songs and sketches
and cake walks ia the show at Lyceum
Opera House Tuesday night, given by
the Douglas Family. Prices 10 and
25 cents. Secure your seats at NOR
gan's store.
Atty L. E. McGill, of Ladysmith,
spent last week visiting relatives and
friends here last week, his son Allen
accompanied him over from Rhine
lander and was the guest of his uncle
Hartley McGill.
Ed. Everett, the genial host of
the Everett resort, was seen on our
streets Wednesday for the first time
since being injured about six weeks
ago by falling from ladder, and is
well and hearty as. ever.
d. H. Sargent and family will oc-
cupy the G. L. Carter house this win
ter, and moved down from their re-
sort on Twin Lake Wednesday. Mr..
Sargent reports that business was
brisk the past summer at his resort.
F. w. Brakey telegraph operator
at Monico for the G. & n. w. R'y Co.,
spent Thanksgiving in town. Mr..
Brakey has taken great liking to a
few of our fair sex, therefore he comes
here quite regular.
The school board has engaged
Miss Abbott of Stevens Point to fill the
position as teacher, made vacant by
the resignation of Miss Viola McIr:
tyre. Miss Abbott comes we'll reco-
ommended and will no doubt fill the
position with credit.
Frank Hall met with N isfortune
Tuesday by cutting his foot with an
axe, while at work in the woods for
r. Stewart near State Line. He came
to town and DR.. Neville dressed the
injured foot. 1t will be some time be-
fore Frank will be able to return to
his work
Saturday was the last day of the
open season for hunting deer, and the
law allows five days grace in which to
dispose of game. Those having their
winters supply of venison on hand,
should inform deputy game warden
James Oberholtzer, as the law re-
quires and be on the safe side.
Don't fail to see the Douglas
children Tuesday night, Robbie and
Lucille will appear in both single and
double specialties between the Comedy
sketches given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas. A whole show by four peo-
pie, 10 and Is cents. Seats now on
sale at Morgan's store. O
County Clerk Finn Lawler says
that there has been $50 hunting Ii
censes taken out in this county up to
date. This number far exceeds the
number of licenses taken out last
year. There don't appear to be any
more hunters than heretofore, but
less illegal hunters, who think it is
safer to carry a license than to be
caught without one.
Rev. Father Toplaka who went out
hunting in this vicinity last Tuesday,
and not being very familiar with the
woods, became lost near dusk, and
built fire to keep comfortable through
the night. AS he did not return home
at night, searching party was or
ganized to search the woods. Father
Toplak found his way out of the woods