Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-01-27

river, were visitors IN the city yes
terday. Rhinelander indicator.
Mat. ScheribeI and family are en-
PERTAINING Mr.. Scheribel's sister, Mrs.
A. Weber. OF Marshfeld, who will
spend month in this place.
Leo Flagstead of Rhinelander,
stopped off here few hours Friday
on his way up the line soliciting
clothing orders.
Deputy Game Warden Jas. Ober-
holtzer is good man in his line of
business, catching illegal hunters,
but is poor fisherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chase left
for Oshkosh to-day, where Charles
will enter the St. Mary's hospital for
treatment
Ice King Mart Hirzel started a
crew at work this morning cutting
ice on Silver lake to fill his numerous
ice houses for his summer trade.
Miss Emma Brandner, of Water
loo, returned to her home Saturday,
after pleasant two weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Elliott.
R. G. French, representative of
II. z. Bucklin q Co., of Chicago, Wis
tied the print shops in town Thurs
day with yearly contracts for medi-
cines ads. We didn't indulge.
Don't forget the special town
meeting at the Town hall at II o'clock
noon, this week Thursday, Jan. 30th.
All interested in our town should at
tend.
ID. FL. Sargent received telegram
Friday from his wife at Markesan,
Mich, announcing her father was
very low, and Mr.. Sargent left for
that place Saturday.
JAS. Mckinley. Chas. Franks, AL.
Bradford, Henry kuehne and JAS.
Lawler return ed home Saturday from
Rhinelander, where they spent the
week as witnesses on a damage case
before Judge Silverthorn.
Senator Riordan, of Eagle River,
was Phillips visitor Monday. The
senator has a number of old time
friends in this city whose guest he
was during the day.-Phillips Bee.
What would you think of your
grocery man if he sold you sand for
sugar? What do you think of IA drug
gist, who offers you substitute for
the Madison Medicine Co.'S. Rocky
Mountain Tea. +. Beardsley.
The ice is Is inches thick on Sill
yer lake and as clear as crystal. No
better ice for family use, can be found
in the state, and those of our city who
have small ice houses for private use
are having them filled.
Announcement is made of the
coming marriage of Attorney Jonas
Radcliffe and Miss Maud Buchanan.
both of Minocqua, which will take
place Feb. 4, at the home of Mr.. Rad
cliffe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Radcliffe of this place.
The improvement being made by
the Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Company to their depot at this place
has been needed for long time. A
ladies waiting room is being built and
the depot and platform will be low
cred.
"A Petition was circulated around
town last week to obtain signers for
Senator M. Whitehead of GAINESVILLE,
to be a candidate before the next Re-
publican State Convention for Cover
nor. 1t met with good success in
this place.
Sam johnson. Chas. Fields, Lee
Isacason and Schwan Hanson, of
Rhinelander, drove over Thursday
and left for Buc katabin Friday to en-
Joy weeks fishing. The party was
well supplied with all kinds of bait
and plenty of it, and will nc doubt
bring back long string of fish.
The Geo. M. Babcock was over
from Rhinelander Tuesday, and held
Episcopal services in the evening in
the rooms over Harry McIntyre's
place. Rev. Babcock holds service at
the above rooms the first and third
Tuesdays of each month, to which all
are condially invited.